
Topical Cream · 200 mg/mL (20%)
Your clinician needs recent blood work to prescribe safely. Two ways to get it done:

A daily transdermal option for men who want the benefits of TRT without weekly injections. Absorbed through the skin and titrated to your bloodwork so levels rise gradually and stay steady. Same clinician oversight, same lab monitoring — different delivery.


Quick lab panel at 2,000+ locations near you — or upload recent bloodwork and we may use your existing results.

A licensed clinician reviews your levels, symptoms and goals, builds your personalized plan, and ships it to your door.


Most members notice improvements within weeks. We recheck labs at 90 days and fine-tune your dose.

Answer a few health questions — a licensed provider reviews online. No waiting rooms.

Once approved, your medication ships discreetly to your door.


Physician-guided support and check-ins keep results on track.

Apply 0.5 mL (100 mg) to shoulders/upper arms once daily in the morning; titrate per 6-8 week labs
Controlled substance, DEA Schedule III. Compounded product. Baseline labs are required before your first prescription, with follow-up labs at 6 to 12 weeks to guide dosing. Benefits: A needle-free daily option with flexible dose adjustment, often preferred if you would rather avoid injections. Risks: Transfer to partners or children, so wash your hands and cover the application site. Skin irritation. The same monitoring as injectable therapy, covering hematocrit, estradiol and PSA.
It is applied once daily to clean, dry skin — usually the shoulders, upper arms or inner thighs, following the site your clinician specifies. Let it dry fully before dressing.
Cream produces steadier day-to-day levels than weekly injections and avoids needles, but it needs daily application and carries a transfer risk. Which suits you better is a conversation with your clinician.
Yes — this is the main precaution with topical testosterone. Wash your hands after applying, cover the area with clothing once dry, and avoid skin-to-skin contact at the site with partners or children.
Yes. Absorption from topical testosterone varies a lot between individuals, so follow-up bloodwork matters more here than with injections to confirm you are in range.

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