Injectable Testosterone Replacement Therapy

Yes. We offer three convenient testing options:

• At-Home Kit: Simple, painless collection using our Tasso device ($139)
• Quest Lab: Visit your local Quest Diagnostics location ($89).
• Your Own Labs: Already have recent lab results with relevant biomarkers? You can use those to get started quickly.

• Quest Diagnostics: Results typically take 5-7 business days.)
• At-Home Tasso Kit: Delivered to you via priority shipping (2-3 business days), includes overnight express return shipping. Once received by the lab, results are processed within a few business days.

We do not offer at-home dry blood testing kits due to their limitations compared to lab tests. Here are some reasons for this decision:

• Accuracy: Lab tests are generally more accurate because they are conducted under controlled conditions with advanced equipment.
• Comprehensive Results: Lab tests can analyze a broader range of biomarkers, providing more comprehensive results.
• Sample Quality: Blood samples collected at home are more susceptible to contamination or degradation, which can compromise the accuracy of the results.
• Cost: At-home kits can often be more expensive in the long run when considering the need for accuracy and comprehensive diagnostics.

The nasal testosterone gel offers pulsatile delivery, meaning it mimics the body’s natural rhythm of hormone release and does not suppress natural testosterone production. Here are the key differences:

Nasal Gel: Provides a pulsatile delivery, does not suppress natural testosterone production, and needs to be applied multiple times a day. It is convenient for those who prefer a non-invasive method.

Testosterone Injections: Deliver testosterone directly into the muscle, usually on a 2 times per-week basis. This method ensures a consistent level of testosterone in the bloodstream but involves the use of needles and requires proper administration technique.

Regular Cream: Applied topically to the skin, typically daily. Creams are easy to use but can result in variable absorption rates and the risk of transferring the hormone to others through skin contact.

Your doctor can help you choose the right plan and personalize your treatment. Additionally, you will have the option to switch between treatment plans if needed.

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) and Enclomiphene are both treatments for low testosterone, but they work in different ways:

• TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy): Involves the direct administration of testosterone through injections, nasal gel, cream, or other methods.
• Enclomiphene: Is a selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM) that stimulates the body’s own production of testosterone. It works by blocking estrogen receptors in the brain, which increases the release of luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). This increase in LH and FSH boosts natural testosterone production. However, Enclomiphene is effective only when LH levels are low, as it relies on the body’s feedback mechanisms to stimulate hormone production. It’s important to note that if your LH levels are already normal, Enclomiphene won’t be an effective treatment.

Each treatment has its own advantages and limitations, and your healthcare provider can help determine the best option for your individual needs.

If you don't qualify, we'll issue a full refund for the TRT package. However, lab fees are non-refundable once labs have been purchased and completed.