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Hormone therapyThe standard of care for documented hypogonadism. Weekly injectable with quarterly labs, provider reviews, and coaching wrapped in - not a cash-pay optimization clinic.
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Testosterone cypionate is a long-acting ester with a half-life around seven days, making weekly or split-weekly dosing the norm. Eligibility requires two morning total testosterone draws under 300 ng/dL plus symptoms, with baseline PSA, CBC, estradiol, and a cardiovascular history review. Monitoring every 3-6 months tracks hematocrit, PSA, and estradiol to guide dose or adjuncts.
DirectionsAdminister subcutaneously or intramuscularly once weekly as prescribed. Follow your provider's protocol for site rotation, dose, and follow-up labs.
Prescription products require clinical eligibility and provider approval.
Medication availability varies by state and clinical criteria.
Fit check
Using it well
Third-party tested where applicable. Every regulated Rx clears licensed provider review under state rules - no exceptions.
Most protocols perform better when the baseline is measured before you start. Add ApoB, HbA1c, fasting insulin, and the hormones that matter for your goal.
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Testosterone Cypionate (TRT) is gated by state licensure and pharmacy access. Confirm eligibility in your state before you book the assessment.
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Testosterone
The primary androgen - drops ~1% a year after 30. Total tells you little; free and SHBG tell you everything.
Free testosterone
The 1-2% of testosterone that isn't bound to SHBG. The number that actually predicts symptoms.
TRT
Testosterone replacement therapy. Standard of care for documented hypogonadism confirmed on two morning total-T draws plus symptoms.
Questions
Two separate morning total T draws under 300 ng/dL plus real symptoms. A single draw on a bad week is not a diagnosis. Our Advanced panel plus the men's workup gets you an answer.
Exogenous TRT suppresses LH, FSH, and endogenous production - which drops sperm count. If fertility is on the table soon, we will have that conversation before starting and often choose a different protocol.
Not by default. Most members titrate dose first, then split weekly dosing, before touching an aromatase inhibitor. E2 management without data is how people crash estrogen.
The eligibility bar is the same. Telehealth adds the labs, messaging, and follow-up rigor that most clinic visits skip. See the compare guide for a row-by-row.