Testosterone Replacement Therapy
From $149Physician-guided TRT built around your intake + lab review when appropriate.
See detailsTestosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) Plans & Pricing
Feel like your energy, drive, and recovery aren’t what they used to be? If low testosterone is part of the picture, TRT may help, but only after a licensed provider reviews symptoms + appropriate labs to confirm clinical need.
Starting at $149
Final price depends on the dose your provider prescribes. Your full total, including any visit fee, is shown before you pay.
What you can do here
Compare TRT options, understand eligibility, and start a secure online consult.
Online consult
Provider review
Lab-based decisions
Discreet delivery
Ongoing support
Transparent pricing
Call Support
Licensed providers + medical review (not “supplements”)
Discreet pharmacy delivery + supplies included
Transparent checkout pricing (no subscription / no hidden fees)
Available to eligible adults in the U.S. (availability varies by state and medical eligibility).
Choose your TRT plan
Final price depends on the dose your provider prescribes. Your full total, including any visit fee, is shown before you pay.
Testosterone + Anastrozole
For select patients where a provider determines estrogen management is clinically appropriate during TRT. Not everyone needs an adjunct medication.
Testosterone + Gonadorelin
For select patients where a provider recommends additional support while on TRT. Discuss fertility goals and monitoring with your provider.
Testosterone + Clomiphene
A clinician-guided approach that may be considered in specific cases. Your provider will determine whether this is appropriate and safe based on your goals and labs.
Testosterone + Anastrozole + Gonadorelin
For select patients who may need a more structured plan based on symptoms, labs, and provider assessment.
Testosterone + Anastrozole + Clomiphene
For select patients where a provider determines this combination fits the clinical picture.
Clomiphene 25 mg (Oral)
A prescription option that may support endogenous testosterone production in certain patients; provider approval required.
Each purchase covers your consultation, medication, supplies, and shipping, no subscription and no hidden fees.
What testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is
TRT is prescription treatment that raises testosterone levels when clinically low. The goal isn’t “super-physiologic” numbers, it’s to help you return to a healthy range and improve symptoms **safely** with appropriate monitoring.
Who TRT is for
Adult men with persistent symptoms of low testosterone (low energy, low libido, poor recovery, mood changes, difficulty maintaining muscle).
- Confirmed low or borderline-low testosterone on properly timed morning labs, reviewed by a licensed provider.
- Willing to complete recommended monitoring labs and follow-ups.
- Not actively trying to conceive in the near term.
- No contraindicating conditions identified during clinical review.
TRT may not be appropriate if
You're actively trying to conceive in the near term (TRT can reduce sperm production).
- You have certain prostate or breast conditions.
- You have untreated severe sleep apnea or elevated hematocrit.
- Your symptoms are better explained by other conditions (sleep, thyroid, medications, mental health).
- This page is educational and does not replace medical advice. Your provider determines eligibility.
TRT safety, side effects, and monitoring
TRT can be effective, but it’s still prescription hormone therapy. The safest outcomes come from **proper evaluation + ongoing monitoring**.
TRT safety, side effects, and monitoring
- TRT can be effective, but it's still prescription hormone therapy. The safest outcomes come from proper evaluation and ongoing monitoring.
- Common, usually manageable: acne or oily skin, mild fluid retention, changes in mood or libido during dose adjustments, injection-site soreness.
- Less common but important: elevated hematocrit (thicker blood), changes in cholesterol, worsening sleep apnea, breast tenderness, reduced fertility while on therapy.
- Baseline labs before starting: total and free testosterone, estradiol, CBC (hematocrit), PSA when age-appropriate, lipid panel.
- Follow-up labs during therapy: repeat labs at roughly 8-12 weeks, then periodically as directed by your provider.
- Never share, split, or self-adjust doses. All changes go through your provider.
Ready to start your order?
Share your name, mobile and email, then finish on our secure ordering site with a licensed provider review.
Starting at $149
Final price depends on the dose your provider prescribes. Your full total, including any visit fee, is shown before you pay.
Frequently Asked Questions
From the StemVera blog
Background reading on the conditions, side effects, and decisions this treatment is tied to.
