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What 11 US telehealth providers charge for testosterone therapy, with the plan behind every price and the day it was read.
Prices checked October 23, 2026. Each one is re-read monthly.
Each box is one provider, standing at its lowest monthly price. Further right costs more.
6 of 10 providers publish a price for injectable testosterone
Each price is the lowest the provider publishes for that treatment, on the plan written beside it. "Month to month" shows what you pay without committing to a longer plan. A reported figure comes from a third-party review, and a pages disagree figure is one the provider's own pages contradict. Neither is ever marked lowest or averaged. Defy Medical bills per service, so it shows its own average estimate. Not listed yet: TRT Nation, DudeMeds, Joi + Blokes, until a price can be read on their own sites. How the prices are checked.
What injectable testosterone charges you in each of the first twelve months, drawn to the same scale for every provider. A low monthly price can still mean a large charge at checkout.
$49.99 the first month, then $99.99 a month on the 6-month plan, plus $99.99 in one-time fees.
Shown paid monthly. The 6-month plan can also be paid upfront. Follow-up tests are billed separately when they're ordered.
$948 at checkout covers 12 months. The first lab test's price isn't published.
$129 every month on a 3-month plan, plus $138 in one-time fees.
Sold 3 months at a time ($387). Its page doesn't say whether that's charged at once or monthly, so the months are drawn in outline. Its page lists the $69 health assessment (TRT) as both monthly and one-time, so it's drawn in outline. Follow-up tests are billed separately when they're ordered.
$219 every month, plus $99 in one-time fees. The first lab test's price isn't published.
Male Excel's own pages disagree, so its year is drawn in outline.
$149 every month, plus $49 in one-time fees.
Taurus Meds' own pages disagree, so its year is drawn in outline.
Not drawn: Defy Medical (bills per service); Fountain TRT (doesn't offer it); Hims (no price published).
$199.99 every month, plus $99.99 in one-time fees.
Follow-up tests are billed separately when they're ordered.
$278 at checkout covers the first 2 months, then $139 a month. The first lab test's price isn't published.
$219 every month, plus $99 in one-time fees. The first lab test's price isn't published.
Male Excel's own pages disagree, so its year is drawn in outline.
$149 every month, plus $49 in one-time fees.
Taurus Meds' own pages disagree, so its year is drawn in outline.
Not drawn: Defy Medical (bills per service); Fountain TRT (doesn't offer it); Hims (no price published); PrescribedRX (sells 3-month plans only).
The DEA telemedicine rule. Telehealth providers can prescribe testosterone without an in-person visit through December 31, 2026. The permanent rule has been under White House review since August 25, 2026, and its text isn't public. Where the rule stands
Pick any two of the 11. Each readout lists the same lines, so the difference is easy to see.
Both labels show injectable testosterone.
| Terms | PeterMD | Maximus |
|---|---|---|
| Consults | All physician consults; unlimited provider access | A licensed doctor sets the prescription; messaging 24/7 |
| How it bills | The 6- and 12-month plans are billed upfront and can renew monthly after the term. The monthly plan charges two months at checkout ($278), then monthly. | Committed plans are paid in advance or in installments for the full term, under Maximus's subscription terms. Klarna installments are offered. |
| Commitment | The term you prepay (6 or 12 months) | 3- and 6-month plans can't be ended early or partly refunded |
| Cancel notice | At least 48 hours before the renewal processing date. How to cancel | None stated. How to cancel |
| Refunds | All purchases are final once medication is received. Damaged or defective items may be replaced, not refunded, if you email a photo and proof of purchase within 24 hours of delivery. | Shipped medication isn't refundable, and neither are consultation or lab fees. Damaged or defective orders are replaced if you contact support within 14 days. |
| States | Not available in Alabama, Idaho. | Maximus says prices may vary slightly by state. |
| HSA or FSA | Not stated | Accepted |
| Watch out for | The $79 price means paying $948 upfront for 12 months, and the TRT page doesn't state a lab fee. Even the month-to-month plan starts with two months charged together. | The $99.99 price needs a 6-month commitment that can't be ended early or partly refunded. Month to month, the same injections cost $199.99. Lab tests are $99.99 each. |
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The full method, including what affiliate links do and don't change
On each provider's cheapest plan, published prices for injectable testosterone run from $79 a month (PeterMD, on its 12-month plan) to $163 (Hone Health). Month to month, they run from $129 (Henry Meds) to $199.99 (Maximus). Higher doses cost more where the medication is priced by dose, and labs, memberships and startup fees are extra at some providers; each price on this page says what it includes.
Henry Meds and Hims say labs are included in the monthly price. Feel30 and Hone Health charge for the first tests, then include follow-ups. Maximus, PrescribedRX, Defy Medical and Fountain TRT bill labs separately. PeterMD, Taurus Meds and Male Excel don't say clearly. The bloodwork page compares every provider's lab costs.
Telehealth providers can prescribe testosterone without an in-person visit through December 31, 2026. That permission comes from a temporary DEA and HHS rule. Its permanent replacement, a special registration for telemedicine, has been under White House review since August 25, 2026, and its text isn't public. Unless the replacement or another extension is published first, the in-person requirement returns on January 1, 2027. The DEA tracker on this site follows the rule and is updated when it changes.
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Every price is read from the provider's own pages and stamped with the date it was read. The index was last checked on October 23, 2026. Prices are re-read monthly, and a price that can't be re-read is shown aging instead of being kept as current.