What is the cost?

[Ataturk]

How much on average does it cost per month to go through a private clinic/pharmacy for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) (without insurance)? My test is currently 330 ng/dl, which is well below average for a 35 yr old male. Since it is above the textbook 250 ng/dl mark in diagnosing hypogonadism though my regular physician and endrocrinologist won't prescribe anything. I'm thinking about contacting one of these private clinics I see online, but am worried about the cost. Do any of them actually take insurance? I have good insurance but wasn't sure if anybody who advertises online would accept it.

Thanks.

 

[Buzzbait]

How much on average does it cost per month to go through a private clinic/pharmacy for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) (without insurance)? My test is currently 330 ng/dl, which is well below average for a 35 yr old male. Since it is above the textbook 250 ng/dl mark in diagnosing hypogonadism though my regular physician and endrocrinologist won't prescribe anything. I'm thinking about contacting one of these private clinics I see online, but am worried about the cost. Do any of them actually take insurance? I have good insurance but wasn't sure if anybody who advertises online would accept it.

Thanks.

See Chip...

 

[PGHRam]

I'm at a little over $100 per month (cyp, hcg, and adex).

 

[Cheappinz]

I have a friend that pays I think about $150 for the visit and a low amount for the prescriptions because they are covered by his insurance...like $30 a script.. Some places are rediculous and they LIE to get you through the door..

 

[Greybeard]

I'm at a little over $100 per month (cyp, hcg, and adex).

Jesus! Is that with or without insurance? I'm paying a HELL of a lot more than that without insurance!

 

[PGHRam]

Jesus! Is that with or without insurance? I'm paying a HELL of a lot more than that without insurance!

That is without insurance.

 

[fleverglades]

How much on average does it cost per month to go through a private clinic/pharmacy for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) (without insurance)? My test is currently 330 ng/dl, which is well below average for a 35 yr old male. Since it is above the textbook 250 ng/dl mark in diagnosing hypogonadism though my regular physician and endrocrinologist won't prescribe anything. I'm thinking about contacting one of these private clinics I see online, but am worried about the cost. Do any of them actually take insurance? I have good insurance but wasn't sure if anybody who advertises online would accept it.

Thanks.

Call Chip (the sponsor) - his number is on the advertisement - he will answer all of this.

 

[MightyMouse9999]

(Chip's clinic) doesn't accept insurance.