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Best TRT telehealth providers

If a diagnosis of low testosterone has you considering treatment, the next question is where. Here’s how the major testosterone-therapy telehealth services compare — on clinical oversight, lab monitoring, delivery options, and how transparent they are about price. Partners are listed first.

By Julian RothResearch & data

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Before you start: is TRT even right for you?

TRT is an effective, FDA-approved therapy for diagnosed hypogonadism — not a general anti-aging tool for men with low-normal testosterone. A legitimate provider confirms low testosterone on repeat morning blood tests and matching symptoms before prescribing, and monitors you afterward. Start with the evidence in our TRT evidence guide, and if preserving fertility matters, weigh enclomiphene vs TRT first — classic TRT suppresses sperm production.

The shortlist

All 57 providers, side by side

Sort to find your fit — our editorial read across access model, care, and how honest each is about what you’re actually getting. Access notes are shown only where a provider publishes them.

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  • Peter MDPartnerMen's-health one-stop

    TRT from a one-stop men's-health provider, with enclomiphene and GLP-1 too

    Access

    One-account men's-health telehealth
  • MangoRxPartnerBest value

    All-inclusive injectable TRT at a low flat rate, or a needle-free oral option

    Access

    Injectable program from $99/mo, all-inclusive
  • DudeMedsPartnerBranded, not compounded

    Men who specifically want branded rather than compounded testosterone and can prepay a term

    Access

    Branded (non-compounded) testosterone cypionate with required labs and a video visit; no month-to-month plan — the shortest term is $417 for three months, and "$77/mo" is $924 for twelve
  • He & She MDPartnerReal testosterone, flat pricing

    Men who want real testosterone at a flat monthly price, with enclomiphene available alongside

    Access

    Testosterone injection $179/mo month-to-month, $119 on 12 months; enclomiphene $189–$139; states not published
  • WellMedRxPartnerA TRT line without testosterone

    Men who specifically want enclomiphene rather than testosterone replacement, from a platform that names its pharmacy

    Access

    Hormone line dispenses enclomiphene and anastrozole rather than testosterone; Mycelium Pharmacy named, no base price published, and the site is bot-blocked to us today
  • Defy MedicalEditorial pick

    An established clinic for complex protocols and multiple delivery forms, no subscription

    Access

    Pay-per-service (no subscription)
  • Fountain TRTTRT-specialist

    Needle-averse men wanting a simple, urologist-designed all-inclusive cream protocol

    Access

    All-inclusive from ~$199/mo
  • Hone HealthLab-first membership

    Men who want at-home biomarker testing and flexible delivery forms

    Access

    Membership from $25/mo + medication
  • Marek HealthExtensive lab panels

    Optimization-focused men wanting extensive labs and custom protocols, not just a script

    Access

    Membership ~$225/mo + labs/medication
  • Henry MedsFlat-fee, simple

    Flat-rate, all-inclusive TRT (and GLP-1 under one account)

    Access

    From $129/mo (oral $179/mo)
  • HimsMainstream, app-first

    Men who prefer a fertility-preserving testosterone-support approach from a mainstream brand

    Access

    Testosterone support (enclomiphene), labs included
  • ARSYNL RxMulti-service, gated pages

    TRT from a platform that also runs GLP-1 and longevity protocols

    Access

    Pricing appears once you select a therapy; state coverage not published
  • AVARA RxNames pharmacy and network

    Several testosterone delivery forms plus enclomiphene, from a platform that names its pharmacy

    Access

    All 50 states listed, cash-pay; TRT pricing not published
  • BioGlow HealthWide menu, no names

    Testosterone from a platform that also runs peptides, GLP-1 and ED care

    Access

    All 50 states, free consultation and shipping; TRT pricing not published
  • Bionomy HealthNamed doctor, sells the labs

    Published TRT and enclomiphene pricing from a practice that names its doctor and pharmacies

    Access

    TRT $149/mo, enclomiphene from $99/mo, labs priced separately; 48 states
  • DadVantage Men's HealthFlorida concierge, priced yearly

    Concierge TRT with in-home visits on Florida's Gulf Coast

    Access

    Florida only, cash-pay; concierge TRT tier published at $14,995/year
  • ElitePhysiqMDPrices every molecule

    Comparing testosterone and enclomiphene prices before starting an intake

    Access

    Testosterone $175.50/mo and enclomiphene $292.50/mo on subscription; a $49 telehealth visit is added per order
  • ElleSEverything priced after intake

    Testosterone care on the same account as HRT, sexual health and longevity

    Access

    Catalog and pricing appear only after the CareValidate intake; no testosterone price published
  • Evolve TelemedFree consult, no pricing

    Men who want TRT inside a practice that also treats their partner's hormone care

    Access

    Free consultation to start; no TRT pricing, state list or monitoring schedule published
  • Feel30TRT-first, labs disclosed

    TRT with at-home phlebotomy and the lab fee disclosed up front rather than at checkout

    Access

    Testosterone cypionate from $149/mo plus a $99 initial lab panel; roughly 35 states for TRT
  • FormidableMDFlorida, pay per visit

    Florida patients who want hormone care billed per visit with labs under the same roof

    Access

    Florida telehealth; $199 initial consult and $99 follow-ups with no membership — no testosterone price published
  • Fresh Day MedsEnclomiphene, not testosterone

    Men who specifically want enclomiphene rather than testosterone, and want it priced openly

    Access

    Enclomiphene tablets from $149/mo — no injectable testosterone offered; free shipping, no membership fee
  • iThriveMDLabs first, prepay lower

    Californians and Arizonans who want testosterone started off baseline labs

    Access

    California and Arizona only; TRT with enclomiphene from $289, or a lower rate on a 12-month prepay
  • Joi + BlokesTestosterone priced openly

    A published monthly testosterone price with enclomiphene offered as a named alternative

    Access

    Testosterone and enclomiphene each published at $99/mo; labs optional and billed separately
  • June HealthHormones listed, unpriced

    Nobody yet — the hormone line is unpriced and the site's policy pages do not exist

    Access

    No hormone price published; Terms, Privacy and HIPAA links are dead anchors
  • LaSara Medical GroupLabs included in the price

    Men who want routine monitoring labs inside the monthly testosterone price

    Access

    $169/mo including medication, supplies, follow-up consults, routine labs and shipping; new labs $69
  • Heva HealthLabs and phlebotomy included

    Testosterone therapy with quarterly labs and at-home draws included in the monthly price

    Access

    $149/mo including labs every 90 days and mobile phlebotomy; $199/mo tier adds gonadorelin
  • Male ExcelThirty named prescribers, stacked fees

    Men who want to know exactly which clinician is prescribing, with monitoring labs inside the membership

    Access

    Testosterone from $120/mo (60-day supply) plus a required $99/mo membership and a one-time $99 consult; 41 states
  • Medical Health InstituteNamed clinicians, no price at all

    People who want lab-guided testosterone care from a practice that names its physicians

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    Intake questionnaire then a video consultation with the clinical team; self-pay, no published price and no state list
  • MediviveLabs before any prescription

    Men who want confirmed low testosterone on labs before anyone writes a prescription

    Access

    At-home lab testing required before prescribing, providers in all 50 states; testosterone pricing shown only after intake
  • Nu Image MedicalThree formats, one price

    Comparing injected, sublingual and topical testosterone at one published rate

    Access

    Testosterone injection, rapid-dissolve tablet and gel each from $149/mo; labs and state list not published
  • Nuform HealthCheapest here, billed in kits

    The lowest published testosterone price here, if prepaying a four-month kit suits you

    Access

    Testosterone $200 for a 4-month kit at 200 mg weekly, supplies included; plus a $170/year physician fee and labs from $95
  • RegenicsLabs paid for, clinic you can visit

    Men who want monitoring labs paid for inside the monthly price, with a clinic they can visit

    Access

    $249/mo all-inclusive covering blood testing, consultation, medications, supplies and follow-up care; Tarzana clinic plus telehealth
  • Royal Medical CenterFull protocol, unreadable site

    Men who want a stimulant and an estrogen blocker in the protocol, not testosterone alone

    Access

    All-inclusive program bundling testosterone, a testicular stimulant and an estrogen blocker with labs and consults; storefront behind bot protection, so prices are unverified
  • Rugiet HealthLabs first, one flat price

    Men who want labs and a clinician call before choosing between injections, cream and enclomiphene

    Access

    $69 lab draw with a clinician video call, then plans from $139/mo flat with ongoing labs and follow-ups included; TRT unavailable in 15 states
  • OurView HealthCypionate at two prices

    Men who want the ester and concentration named and will price the membership before committing

    Access

    Testosterone cypionate, cream, troche and enclomiphene named; $30 with membership versus $60 without, plus a $97 consult fee waived for members
  • Precision TelemedNames its clinicians and pharmacies

    Men who want named, NPI-listed prescribers and named pharmacies behind an open-ended prescription

    Access

    Testosterone $199/mo, month-to-month with no subscription or membership fee; all 50 states, ships in 48 hours; lab inclusion not stated
  • PrescribedRXPublishes its state exclusions

    Men who want to know before intake whether their state is excluded

    Access

    Injectable testosterone $139/mo or $129/mo on a 3-month plan, same price at every dose; at-home blood test $69; excluded in CA, CO, IA, WA and WI
  • ZeussFive routes, no price

    Men who want the suppression and hair-loss trade-offs of each route laid out first

    Access

    Nasal gel, sublingual, cream, injection and enclomiphene all offered with Quest labs stated as covered; no testosterone price published, and $77 is retained if you are declined
  • BrightmedsLab-gated, price unpublished

    Men who want treatment gated behind confirmed lab results and will ask for the price directly

    Access

    Testosterone by injection, cream or capsule, prescribed only after free labs confirm low testosterone; no price is published — the "$75/week" figure exists only in the page's meta tags
  • MaximusThree routes, honest ladder

    Men who want route choice and want compounding status disclosed product by product

    Access

    Injectable, cream and oral testosterone (compounded, from 503A/503B pharmacies) at $199.99/mo month-to-month, $149.99 on three months or $99.99 on six; state availability published per product
  • TMatesGrid understates by 2.4x

    Men who want labs included in a flat monthly price and will ignore the shop grid entirely

    Access

    Testosterone cypionate with labs included at $200/mo on the product page; the shop grid advertises "From $83/month", a 12-month prepay at $1,000 upfront
  • PeptiReal testosterone, labs alongside

    Men who want real testosterone, its adjuncts and the labs from one physician-reviewed service

    Access

    Testosterone cypionate $109/mo, cream $159, TRT + anastrozole $129; hormone panel $199; 36 states
  • Rehydra+ WellnessOne price, few specifics

    Buyers already using Rehydra+ for GLP-1 or peptides who want testosterone from the same practice

    Access

    Testosterone therapy $399 — ester, route, dose and supply length unspecified; 20 states, not listed
  • Bayan HealthTRT beside a men's panel

    Buyers who want the monitoring panel priced as openly as the testosterone itself

    Access

    TRT $299; men's hormone panel $189; enclomiphene $69/mo as the alternative. Nationwide
  • NEUVÉ HealthEvery line item priced

    Readers who want the labs, the follow-up cadence and the drug all priced before starting

    Access

    Testosterone cypionate from $127/mo; initial panel $133 and maintenance $103, itemized
  • Nex Gen Health RxNamed 503A pharmacy

    Injectable TRT from a service that names its 503A pharmacy and shows the prepay total

    Access

    Injectable TRT with oral TRT listed as coming soon; Manifest Pharmacy (503A) named throughout
  • NovaThree routes, one membership

    Choosing between injected, oral and sublingual testosterone rather than being assigned one

    Access

    Testosterone cypionate, oral and sublingual from $96/mo plus a $99/mo membership; 49 states
  • RENN HealthTRT inside a subscription

    One subscription covering TRT, GLP-1 and NAD+ from a single care team

    Access

    TRT page published, no testosterone-specific price; subscription from $149/mo. All 50 states
  • Ryze RxTwo testosterone prices, one page

    Men comparing multi-vertical platforms who will demand the price and the legal terms in writing

    Access

    Testosterone advertised at "From $99/mo" on the treatment card and "from $89/mo" in the banner above it; Terms, Privacy and HIPAA links are dead
  • Stealth HealthFive molecules, labs included

    Men who want the ester, the concentration and an enclomiphene option all named and priced

    Access

    Testosterone injection from $40/mo and cypionate 200 mg/mL from $109.43/mo, enclomiphene from $80.40 and anastrozole from $33; labs and oversight stated as included
  • Taurus MedsFlat $149, refunds disputed

    Men who want one flat monthly figure covering the visit, the medication and shipping

    Access

    $49 promotional intake ($129 list) covering an at-home blood test and video visit, then $149/mo all-inclusive across cypionate, enclomiphene and gel
  • Thriving AgainBloodwork before anything

    Men who want the ester and the enclomiphene alternative named, with bloodwork required before a prescription

    Access

    Testosterone cypionate, an oral testosterone and enclomiphene named, each stating "Requires bloodwork", with an at-home lab kit; only price is a generic "from $149/mo"
  • Tonik WellnessMonth-to-month, all-in

    Men who want a month-to-month testosterone price that already includes the medication, from a clinic that runs labs first

    Access

    Testosterone cypionate $129/mo month-to-month including medication and supplies, $85/mo annual; labs plus a video visit required; separate annual memberships price medication separately
  • TRT KingdomCheapest, longest commitment

    Men who want a wide hormone menu and will price the plan minimum plus the recurring lab fee before comparing

    Access

    Testosterone cypionate $99/mo on 2.5 months, $89 on 6 and $79 on 12 with no month-to-month option; labs required and billed separately at $149 every 6 months
  • TRT NationNames the whole protocol

    Men who want the exact protocol contents and the lab panel named before committing

    Access

    Protocol stated as testosterone cypionate, anastrozole, syringes and shipping at $99.99/mo with a 2.5-month minimum; labs excluded at $129, panel named including CBC and PSA over 40
  • Vita BellaFree testosterone, paid membership

    Men who want quarterly provider visits built into the price and will budget the membership and labs on top

    Access

    Testosterone cypionate from $16/mo, with anastrozole from $18/mo, enclomiphene from $60/mo — or free inside the $129/mo membership; $99 consult, 3-month minimum, labs not included

We never show a fabricated price or rating. Facts are shown only where a provider publishes them.

How we judge providers

  • Real lab testing — diagnosis confirmed by blood work, with ongoing monitoring of testosterone, hematocrit and PSA, not a questionnaire-only script.
  • Clinical oversight — a licensed clinician who reviews your labs and adjusts treatment, with honest handling of the fertility trade-off.
  • Delivery options — injections, gels/creams, pellets or oral, so the form fits your life (and your needle tolerance).
  • Transparent pricing — a clear all-in monthly cost, rather than a low headline number that hides labs and consults.

Partners we have an affiliate relationship with are listed first and their links are labeled sponsored; every other provider links straight to their own official site. Pricing and availability change often, and some figures are confirmed from each provider’s own site at time of writing; verify current details before signing up.

Still deciding? Our TRT evidence guide covers what the trials actually show, the side-effects breakdown covers the real risks (and monitoring), the how-to-get-TRT guide walks through the diagnosis pathway, and the cost guide covers what it really runs.

Common questions

Who is TRT actually for?
Testosterone replacement therapy is for men with diagnosed hypogonadism — symptoms of low testosterone plus consistently low morning testosterone confirmed on repeat blood tests. It is not validated for 'low-normal' testosterone or general anti-aging in men without hypogonadism. A legitimate provider confirms the diagnosis with labs before prescribing.
What should I look for in a TRT telehealth provider?
Real lab testing before and during treatment (testosterone, hematocrit and PSA at minimum), a licensed clinician who actually reviews your results, transparent all-in pricing, and honesty about delivery options and fertility effects. Be wary of any service that prescribes testosterone from a questionnaire alone or skips ongoing monitoring.
Will TRT affect my fertility?
Yes — exogenous testosterone suppresses the body's own LH and FSH and reduces sperm production, an effect that is usually reversible but matters if you want children. Men prioritizing fertility often consider enclomiphene instead, which raises your own testosterone while preserving sperm production. See our enclomiphene-vs-TRT comparison.
How is this list ordered?
Partners we have an affiliate relationship with are listed first, and their links are labeled sponsored; every other provider links directly to their own official site with a UTM tag for our analytics. That ordering is commercial, but the written assessment of each provider is editorial and is never changed by whether we earn a commission.