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The most widely prescribed injectable testosterone in the US, offering reliable absorption and flexible dosing for TRT.
2x per week (every 3.5 days)
100-200 mg/week
$30-80/month
Half-life: ~8 days
A widely used injectable testosterone with properties nearly identical to cypionate, more common in European TRT protocols.
2x per week (every 3.5 days)
100-200 mg/week
$30-80/month
Half-life: ~7 days
Topical testosterone applied daily to the skin, offering needle-free TRT with unique pharmacokinetic advantages.
Daily application
50-100 mg/day (varies by formulation)
$40-120/month
Absorption over 4-6 hours
Subcutaneous testosterone implants providing 3-6 months of sustained release, requiring in-office procedures for insertion.
Every 3-6 months (in-office procedure)
600-1200 mg per insertion (6-12 pellets)
$300-600 per insertion
3-6 months per insertion
Mimics luteinizing hormone to maintain testicular function, fertility, and intratesticular testosterone production during TRT.
2-3x per week
250-500 IU per injection
$50-150/month
Ongoing alongside TRT
Selective estrogen receptor modulator that raises testosterone by stimulating the body's natural production pathway without exogenous hormones.
Daily (oral)
12.5-25 mg/day
$40-100/month
Ongoing
Aromatase inhibitor used to manage estradiol levels on TRT by blocking the conversion of testosterone to estrogen.
1-2x per week (when needed)
0.25-0.5 mg per dose
$10-30/month
As needed alongside TRT
Over-the-counter precursor hormone that supports adrenal function and may complement TRT in men with documented deficiency.
Daily (oral)
25-50 mg/day
$10-25/month (OTC supplement)
Ongoing
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