
Injection · 200 mg/mL
Your clinician needs recent blood work to prescribe safely. Two ways to get it done:

Testosterone naturally declines from your 30s onward — bringing low energy, stubborn weight, brain fog, and reduced drive. TRT safely restores your levels to the optimal range so you feel sharper, stronger, and more like yourself. Every plan is built from your labs and adjusted over time — never a guess.


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.

Inject 40-50 units (80-100 mg) subcutaneously or IM twice weekly (160-200 mg/week total); titrate per 6-8 week labs (total/free testosterone, estradiol, hematocrit, PSA)
Controlled substance, DEA Schedule III. Baseline labs are required before your first prescription, with follow-up labs at 6 to 12 weeks to guide dosing. Benefits: The most established form of testosterone therapy for symptomatic low testosterone confirmed on labs. Twice-weekly subcutaneous dosing keeps levels steadier than less frequent injections. Syringes and sharps guidance are included. Risks: A raised red cell count, which is why hematocrit is monitored. Fertility is suppressed while you are on therapy. Acne and mood changes are possible. PSA and cardiovascular screening are part of the monitoring.
Most people report changes in energy, mood and libido within the first three to six weeks. Changes in muscle and body composition typically take three to six months and depend on your training and nutrition as much as the medication.
Yes. Testosterone therapy requires a baseline panel so a clinician can confirm your levels are genuinely low and rule out other causes. You will also have follow-up testing after starting so your dose can be adjusted.
It can. Testosterone therapy suppresses the body's own production signal, which reduces sperm production in many men. If fertility matters to you now or in the future, say so during your intake — enclomiphene or HCG may be more appropriate, or can be used alongside.
Levels return toward your untreated baseline over several weeks and symptoms generally return with them. Speak to your clinician before stopping rather than stopping abruptly, so you can taper or switch to an alternative.
It is a small subcutaneous or intramuscular injection, most commonly once or twice weekly. Your care team walks you through technique and you do it at home.

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