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Peak Human memberships and longevity services
Quick verdict
- Best for
- consumers comparing longevity education and premium, clinician-led programs who have confirmed the total cost and care scope
- Key feature
- A tiered longevity ecosystem spanning $19 monthly education, $79 monthly data tools, and high-cost clinician-led programs.
Peak Human, led by Toronto-based physician Sanjeev Goel, combines longevity education, member communities, biomarker programs and high-cost clinical offerings. Published membership options range from $19/month to a $25,000 12-week masterclass and a $100,000 annual VIP program. Its site also links to retatrutide labeled “research use only”; the FDA says retatrutide is not an approved drug and cannot be used in compounding. This is not a standard low-cost GLP-1 clinic.
Our rating
Pros and cons
Pros
- Entry membership tiers and premium plan prices are publicly listed.
- Some programs combine labs, consultations, recommendations and follow-up.
- The site discloses when certain interventions are investigational.
Cons
- The $25,000 and $100,000 programs are exceptionally costly and require careful full-cost review.
- No standardized public GLP-1-only price was verified.
- A linked retatrutide listing marked research use only is not an approved treatment.
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