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Treatment & pricing

Evidence-based treatment. Flat, transparent pricing.

We offer the modalities supported by the strongest evidence — and we're explicit about what we don't offer and why.

  • HSA / FSA eligible
  • MA-licensed pharmacy
  • Cancel anytime
Modalities offered

What we prescribe — and what we don't.

We default to the modality with the strongest evidence for safety, efficacy, and steady serum levels: weekly subcutaneous testosterone cypionate.

Testosterone cypionate (subcutaneous or IM)

Default first-line option. Once-weekly self-injection at home delivers steady physiologic levels with strong long-term evidence and a favorable cost profile.

Topical testosterone gels

FDA-approved alternative for men who can't or won't inject. We discuss transfer-to-others risk, application technique, and absorption variability.

Gonadorelin or hCG (adjunct)

Helps preserve testicular function and fertility while on TRT. Discussed up front with every patient — not bolted on as an upsell.

Anastrozole (PRN)

Aromatase inhibitor for the small subset of patients with persistent symptomatic high estradiol. Used carefully and only with documented need — not routinely.

What we don't offer (and why) We don't offer testosterone pellets via telehealth (insertion requires in-person care), oral testosterone (more expensive, less established), or any "stacks" that combine TRT with anabolic steroids, peptides, or growth hormone secretagogues. If a clinic is offering you those things online, that's a red flag.
If your labs don't support TRT, you get a full refund. The TRT package requires a 3-month minimum commitment ($297 total) before transitioning to month-to-month billing. Enrollment does not guarantee a prescription — treatment decisions are made solely by your physician based on your laboratory results and clinical evaluation. If your labs and clinical history don't support TRT, the package is not started and your $297 commitment is refunded in full. Insurance is not currently accepted; HSA/FSA may be eligible. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance under federal and Massachusetts law — all prescriptions are issued via DEA-compliant electronic prescribing (EPCS) to a Massachusetts-licensed pharmacy.