A question worth asking
What would you like a plain answer to?
Choose the questions that matter to you. Leave the rest for later if the conversation needs room.
A broad question
Could this help me?
A question with a clear subject
What condition are we treating, and what finding supports that choice?
Ask about the reason
What might be behind the problem I have described? What else could explain it?
What result would count as a meaningful change for me? How would we decide whether to continue?
What other choices could we discuss, including waiting while we learn more?
Ask about the preparation
Which pharmacy would make this? What is the full ingredient name? Is it a shot, a swallowed medicine, or something else?
Before a product can be approved, it undergoes review at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the particular use proposed.
As of September 28, 2026, a pharmacy-made preparation has no currently FDA-approved sermorelin product for comparison.
Ask for the evidence for this particular use, rather than an explanation of the old approval alone.
Ask about what comes afterward
Who would answer a concern between visits? What will the next visit cover? What costs are still open?
If the answer uses an unfamiliar word, ask for a brief explanation and an example.
Space for your answers
Write for your own use. Keep a copy before leaving this page.
Pick the one that could change your decision.
Leave space for anything still unanswered.