FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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You are a candidate for TRT only when you have both low testosterone symptoms and confirmed low testosterone on lab work, not one without the other. Diagnosis usually requires two separate blood draws taken in the early morning, between 7 and 10 a.m., when levels run highest, and most providers treat a total testosterone below 300 ng/dL as low. If you have low testosterone symptoms but your bloodwork is normal or borderline, TRT is usually not the answer, and a careful provider looks for other causes first, such as thyroid problems, high prolactin, medication side effects, sleep issues, or depression. At Premier, a licensed physician reviews your symptoms and your labs together before anyone writes a prescription.

TRT at Premier is $149 per month month to month, or $99 per month when you pay for a year up front. Your monthly cost includes your provider and clinical care plus unlimited messaging and provider appointments, with no separate membership fee. To begin, there is a one time $99 non refundable provider consultation fee that gets you evaluated and onboarded. Labs are billed separately at $149 per panel, discounted to $100 for new patients when you sign up.

Premier does not bill insurance. TRT is paid directly, which keeps pricing transparent with no claim denials, prior authorizations, or surprise bills. TRT is $149 per month month to month, or $99 per month when you pay annually, after a one time $99 non refundable provider consultation fee to onboard. Labs are billed separately at $149 per panel, discounted to $100 for new patients when you sign up. Many patients use HSA or FSA funds, so check with your plan administrator.

Online TRT is safe when it is run with real medical oversight, which is how Premier operates. Every plan is built on lab testing, a consultation with a licensed physician, and ongoing follow up, not a short questionnaire and a shipped vial. Premier is LegitScript certified and HIPAA compliant, your medication is prescribed by a licensed physician and dispensed from an FDA registered pharmacy in the United States, and your labs are monitored on a set schedule so your treatment is adjusted as your body responds. If a clinic will write you a testosterone prescription without bloodwork and a physician review, that is the pill mill to avoid.

TRT carries real side effects, and Premier screens and monitors for all of them. The common ones are acne or oily skin, mild fluid retention and ankle swelling, and breast tenderness, and many of these settle with monitoring and dose adjustment. TRT also shrinks the testicles and lowers sperm production, which can reduce fertility, so it is not the right choice if you want to father children soon. The effects that need closer watching are a rise in red blood cell count, called elevated hematocrit, possible worsening of sleep apnea, and changes in PSA and prostate symptoms, which is why your bloodwork is checked on a set schedule to catch them early.

Most men feel the first changes within a few weeks. Libido and mood tend to shift in the first 3 to 6 weeks, and improvements in energy and erections build over the following months. Fuller effects on body composition, muscle, and strength generally develop over 3 to 6 months, and some benefits, including bone density, can keep improving up to a year. If you see no improvement in your symptoms after 3 to 6 months, your provider may recommend stopping therapy.

For men with confirmed low testosterone and real symptoms, TRT can improve energy, libido, mood, focus, and strength, and for them it is often worth it. It is generally a long term therapy, because your body does not start making more of its own testosterone while you are on it, so when treatment stops your levels return to baseline. It is usually not worth it for a man whose labs are normal, since the symptoms likely trace to something else, and it is not the right path if fathering children soon is a priority. The honest answer is that it depends on your labs, your symptoms, and your goals, which is what the physician consultation is built to sort out.

Contact us by calling or filling out our inquiry form. One of our patient advocates will contact you within 24 hours with next steps.

Once I sign up, how long until I receive my medication?

Appointments

No, all visits are done via virtual tele-health across many U.S. states.

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Medical Requirements

Eligibility is determined through physician consultation, lab testing, medical history, and symptoms. Patients must be 25+.

  • Males: Total Testosterone, CBC, CMP, Estradiol, PSA
  • Females: Total Testosterone, CBC, CMP, Estradiol, Progesterone

 

Yes, if completed within the last 12 months.

Treatments

Benefits may include increased muscle mass, reduced body fat, improved mood, energy, mental clarity, and overall well-being.

Your TRT plan includes everything you need for your program, managed by your provider:

  • Testosterone Cypionate
  • Arimidex (Anastrozole)
  • Medical supplies & shipping
  • Physician follow-ups
  • Prescription management

 

Lab testing is billed separately. See “How much does TRT cost per month?” above for full pricing.

  • Sermorelin: $233/month (men), $199/month (women)
  • Omnitrope: price varies

 

Prescribed by licensed physicians and dispensed from FDA-registered U.S. pharmacies.

You do NOT need to lower your testosterone levels to join.

Lab Testing & Monitoring

At 6 weeks after starting treatment, then every 6 months.

No, labs are separate. Standard panels cost $149 every 6 months.

We order labs, and you can complete them at LabCorp. Payment is made directly to us for discounted pricing.

Shipping & Support

No, insurance is not accepted.

Yes, treatments like Modafinil may be discussed with a licensed provider if appropriate.

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