TRT stands for testosterone replacement therapy involving replacement with daily-weekly injections of exogenous testosterone which results in increasing your testosterone levels and making you feel like you used to when same levels were high.

Our microdosing regimen involves administration of minimum amount of testosterone required to elicit a desired therapeutic effect. This usually involves start dosing daily at about 3-5u from an insulin syringe into subcutaneous fat.

Medication costs are worked into your choice of plan. We do our best to shop around but try not to compromise integrity and quality of products with availability and costs of pharmaceuticals we use ourselves, and sell to our clients.

Depending on the medications and therapies used you may have to see a provider every month until therapeutic titration is complete. Peptides do not require labwork but TRT does, for example.  Once titrated to requested patient affect, TRT may require labs once a year.

Yes, bloodwork is required before TRT is initiated.  Depending on titration method you may not have to see the provider again for 6 months or more.  If you have recent bloodwork (<30 days) providers may accept it at their discretion. Inquiry with provider during free consult or your telehealth visit.

We find it impossible to reach a therapeutic dose and/or titrate medications to patient affect in less than 60 days.  For example, most TRT patients need a blood redraw 5-6 weeks after initiation of therapy for medication titration.  

Our experts can address fertility concerns by customizing TRT to include gonadotropics or similar drugs which would act on your testes to ensure they do not go dormant and continue to perform during TRT.  Discuss further with your provider.

That is a good question but also depends on many factors such as your willingness to perform 3 times a day vs once a week, thus involvement vs convenience among others come first.  Additionally, one method of administration may result in immediate physiological response while another may release slower but over a longer period of time.  Consult with your provider.

Absolutely.  We prefer you call in for a FREE 15min consult so that we can address all your concerns and perhaps provide you with further material and educational sources for you to do your diligence and fully understand the processes involved in your discussed plan of care.  

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