Your decision record
Use the same questions for each care option. Keep unanswered items visible, and compare what is actually offered rather than the largest promise on the page.
The problem being assessed and the care goal.
An explanation you could repeat in your own words.
The full name, job title and licence record.
A matching record for the person who will assess you.
The full ingredient name, the pharmacy's name, and confirmation of whether a pharmacy makes the medicine to order.
A source you can check and a clear account of the proposed medicine.
The study being used to support the promised result.
An explanation of how that study applies to your goal.
The full written total for the same period.
All included items, later charges and cancellation terms shown together.
The planned review and route to the person treating you.
A clear answer about results, new questions and reconsidering the plan.
For people in organised sport
The current banned list from the World Anti-Doping Agency names sermorelin as prohibited both during competition and outside it, as of September 2026.
Athletes who need a prohibited medicine for an illness may need a therapeutic use exemption, meaning formal permission under their sport's rules.
Circle the unanswered item that matters most. Ask for that answer before trying to compare the whole plan again.
You can keep looking, ask another doctor or prescriber for a view or return to the assessment question. Keep the missing answers with the proposed plan.