Low testosterone shows up as fatigue, low drive, and lost strength; ED is often the first sign something has shifted. We start with lab work, not assumptions — then a physician builds a protocol around enclomiphene, testosterone therapy, or proven ED treatments, prescribed discreetly.
TRT
Enclomiphene
ED treatment
Hair loss
Lab work included
Labs first, always. Diagnosis and dosing are driven by your bloodwork, reviewed by a physician.
Enclomiphene option. Raises your own testosterone while preserving fertility for the right candidate.
ED, handled discreetly. Generic sildenafil and tadalafil, plus PT-141, after a private online visit — plain, unmarked packaging.
Hair, too. Finasteride and minoxidil for thinning, oral or topical — the clinically proven pair.
Monitored over time. Follow-up labs keep your levels and safety markers where they should be.
Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, prescribed only when clinically appropriate after lab work and physician review. Not for use to enhance athletic performance. ED treatments are prescription only, following a medical evaluation; ED can be a sign of underlying health conditions, which a provider will review. Not everyone is a candidate. Enclomiphene, PT-141 and the compounded topical are compounded medications and are not FDA-approved.
The formularyWhat your provider can prescribe.
Enclomiphene
Oral capsule
An oral option that prompts your own testosterone production rather than replacing it, which is why it can preserve fertility.
Compounded; not FDA-approved
Testosterone Cypionate
Weekly injection
Replacement therapy, prescribed only when labs confirm clinically low levels and a provider judges it appropriate.
Schedule III controlled substance
Sildenafil
Oral tablet
Generic sildenafil, the same active ingredient as the brand-name tablet, taken as needed.
Tadalafil
Oral tablet
Generic tadalafil, taken as needed or daily for a longer window.
PT-141
Injection
A peptide that acts on desire rather than blood flow. Approved as a brand product for premenopausal women; for men it is an off-label option a provider may discuss.
Compounded; not FDA-approved
Finasteride
Oral tablet, or compounded topical with minoxidil
Slows the hormonal signal behind pattern hair loss. An oral tablet, or a topical combined with minoxidil, prescribed for men after a provider reviews possible side effects.
Minoxidil
Oral tablet, or compounded topical with finasteride
Supports regrowth by extending the growth phase of the follicle, as an oral tablet or a topical.
Compounded; not FDA-approved
What you payMedication only.
The visit, the physician review, ongoing care, and shipping are free. You pay for the medication your physician prescribes. The price is shown and confirmed before you are charged.
$0Online visit
$0Physician review
$0Ongoing care & messaging
$0Shipping, always
Men’s Health
TRT, enclomiphene, ED and hair-loss treatment.
Enclomiphene, PT-141 and Minoxidil are compounded and not FDA-approved. Testosterone Cypionate is a Schedule III controlled substance.
There is no membership or subscription fee. You pay only for medication, and your exact cost depends on the treatment and dose your physician prescribes — always shown and confirmed before you’re charged. Illustrative pricing shown; cancel anytime.
Good to knowBefore you start.
Baseline bloodwork is required before any hormone therapy is prescribed; follow-up labs are included.
Your visit asks about symptoms, fertility plans, cardiovascular history, and any nitrate medications, which are a hard stop for ED treatments.
Packaging is plain and unmarked, always.
Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, prescribed only when clinically appropriate after lab work and physician review. Not for use to enhance athletic performance. ED treatments are prescription only, following a medical evaluation; ED can be a sign of underlying health conditions, which a provider will review. Not everyone is a candidate. Enclomiphene, PT-141 and the compounded topical are compounded medications and are not FDA-approved.
Ready when you are.
Answer a few questions and a licensed provider will take it from there.