Hormone therapy

The total program is $100 /4wks

​This includes everything! The visit, follow-ups, lab work. Yes, it’s really that transparent! No hidden fees.

Easy to cancel - No contract. No minimum amount of months. No hidden fees!

First, for free, you’ll get lab work and a consultation with a local licensed healthcare provider.

Once your lab work is completed, you’ll have second consultation with your healthcare provider, who will review your results and speak with you about your symptoms and potential treatment options. Then, if a treatment is prescribed, you will be accepted into the program. Your $100 / month subscription includes:

1) support

2) asynchronous provider consults and communications

3) ongoing lab work as needed

You are ineligible if you have, but not limited to, these conditions

Hope to have children / more children Polycythemia Male breast cancer

Prostate cancer

Heart failure

History of bloodclots Uncontrolled sleep apnea

Yes. After your free consultation with the provider, you will need to get lab testing at Labcorp or Quest Diagnostics. This test will help identify whether you have Low T and help your healthcare provider determine your eligibility for prescription medication. Additionally, it will help your provider personalize a treatment plan that’s right for you. Patients must perform additional follow-up labs three months into treatment and every 6 months thereafter. These frequencies may vary depending on your unique situation.

You're labs are included in your subscription fee of $100 / 4 weeks.

Conditions associated with low testosterone can affect insulin resistance. This can cause the body to produce more insulin to keep glucose levels normal. When the cells are full of glucose, the body stores the excess in fat cells, which may lead to issues like obesity.

Low testosterone, or Low T for short, is when a man’s testosterone levels are lower than what’s deemed to be normal. Low T is often the result of male hypogonadism, a condition in which the testicles don’t produce enough testosterone.

Men with medical conditions resulting in low testosterone can experience a wide variety of symptoms. Common symptoms include low energy, weight gain, low libido, insomnia, memory loss, depression, stress, chronic fatigue, and decreased bone density.