Provider-led care • Colorado & Texas

Testosterone therapy for men

Low testosterone can show up as fatigue, a lower sex drive, or trouble keeping muscle. HRTPeptide offers provider-led evaluation and treatment online for Colorado and Texas residents.

Compounded medication vials
Provider-ledYour plan, personally reviewed
US 503(A) pharmacyCompounded for you
US 503(A) pharmacyLicensed compounding pharmacy
Provider-ledEvery plan personally reviewed
Evidence-basedPublished references for each therapy
Discreet deliveryShipped to your door
Symptoms and goals

Common reasons men reach out

Low energy or fatigue
Decreased sex drive
Difficulty building or keeping muscle
Weight gain around the middle
Low mood or irritability
Poor sleep
Erection changes

These symptoms have many possible causes. Your provider looks at your history and lab results before recommending any treatment.

The process

How a visit works

Step 1

Tell us about you

Answer a short set of guided questions and complete a private medical intake online.

Step 2

Provider review

Your provider personally reviews your history and designs a treatment plan for you. You see the cost of your plan before you pay.

Step 3

Delivered to you

Prescriptions are prepared by a licensed US 503(A) compounding pharmacy and shipped to your door.

Treatment options

Treatments your provider may consider

Depending on your history and goals, your plan may include one or more of the following.

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Safety

What to know

Testosterone therapy is not right for everyone. It can reduce fertility and can raise red blood cell counts, so treatment includes follow-up lab monitoring. If you want to have children, tell your provider, because other options may fit better. Testosterone is a controlled substance and is prescribed only when your provider determines it is appropriate.

Questions

Common questions

Answers to what people ask most before starting.

Will testosterone therapy affect my fertility?

It can. Testosterone therapy can lower sperm production. Tell your provider if you want to have children, because that changes which treatment is appropriate.

Is testosterone a controlled substance?

Yes. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, so it is prescribed only after your provider has evaluated you and determined it is appropriate.

Do I need lab work?

It depends on the treatment and your history. You can upload recent lab results during intake, and your provider can order labs when they are needed.

When will I see the price?

After your provider reviews your intake and prepares your treatment plan. You see the full cost of the plan before you pay.

Start your visit

A short set of guided questions and a private medical intake, all online.

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This page is educational and is not medical advice. Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed 503(A) pharmacy and are not FDA-approved products. All treatment decisions are made by a licensed provider after reviewing your medical history.

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