Testosterone

TRT — testosterone optimization

Fertility-preserving protocols (clomiphene, hCG) with lab monitoring.

Recent total testosterone labs (within 6 months) required.

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Consult
$49 async · $149 video
Status
FDA-approved
Decision
24–48 hrs
Overview

The clinical case.

Non-controlled TRT protocols (clomiphene, enclomiphene, hCG) raise endogenous testosterone production rather than replacing it. They preserve fertility — an important factor for men planning to have children — and avoid the DEA-scheduled status of injected testosterone.

Eligibility
~2 min
MD decision
24–48 hr
Ships in
1–3 days
Who this is for

You're likely a fit if…

  • Adult men 18+
  • Symptoms of low T (low energy, libido, mood, muscle loss)
  • Documented low total testosterone within last 6 months
  • Fertility-preserving approach desired
Who this is not for

Skip this program if…

  • Prostate cancer or significantly elevated PSA
  • Active heart failure or recent cardiovascular event
  • Severe sleep apnea (untreated)
  • Erythrocytosis / polycythemia

Contraindications are absolute. The eligibility quiz catches them up-front and declines politely.

How it works

From quiz to medication.

  1. 1

    Eligibility screening

    Symptoms + cardiovascular + prostate history. Lab upload required.

  2. 2

    Medical intake

    Comprehensive history including fertility plans + current medications.

  3. 3

    Physician review

    Provider reviews your labs, chooses the right protocol, and monitors via follow-up labs at 8 weeks.

  4. 4

    Pharmacy fulfillment + follow-up

    Your prescription goes to your pharmacy. We re-check labs at 8 weeks and re-assess clinically at 12 weeks.

Treatments offered

What your physician can prescribe.

Medication cost is billed by your pharmacy directly using your insurance, GoodRx, or cash price. We never mark up medication.

What to expect

Symptom improvement typically over 6–12 weeks. Side effects can include mood changes + visual disturbances (clomiphene). Hematocrit + PSA monitoring is required.

Common questions

Asked and answered.

Why non-controlled TRT?
Injected testosterone is DEA Schedule III (controlled). Non-controlled protocols achieve similar symptom relief while preserving fertility and avoiding the DEA EPCS requirements telehealth must meet for controlled prescribing.
Will this affect my fertility?
Unlike exogenous testosterone, these protocols stimulate your own production — fertility is preserved or improved. Critical if you plan to conceive.
Safety

Know the contraindications first.

Read the full side-effect + contraindication summary before you start. For emergencies, call 911 — we're not a substitute for acute care.

Side effects →Emergency →
Ready when you are

Two minutes to know if you qualify.

No payment until a physician approves. Decline costs nothing — not your money, and not your time.

Check if you qualify

Talk to your provider before starting any prescription medication. Not a substitute for emergency care.