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How to cancel TRT Nation
We couldn't read TRT Nation's cancellation terms on its own site, so this page doesn't give steps we can't stand behind.
TRT Nation keeps its help and account pages at trtnation.com/faqs/. Contact it in writing before your next billing date and keep the reply.
Before you cancel
- Find the next charge date. TRT Nation doesn't publish a notice period, so cancel well before it. A request after that date usually means one more cycle is billed.
- Check what you've prepaid. If you bought a multi-month plan, read the refund terms above before you assume the unused months come back.
- Save your records. Download your lab results and prescription details from the portal before your access ends.
- Watch the next statement. Make sure the membership and any medication subscription have both stopped.
What injectable testosterone costs at other providers
- PeterMD: from $79 a month$79 a month on the 12-month plan ($948 upfront), $109 on 6 months ($654 upfront), or $139 billed monthly. The monthly plan's checkout charges the first two months together ($278). read Oct 23, 2026
- TMates: from $83 a monthTestosterone cypionate injections: $200 for 1 month, $450 for 3 months ($150 a month), $700 for 6 months ($117 a month) or $1,000 for 12 months ($83 a month). TMates says medication and labs are included in every plan. read Oct 25, 2026
- Joi + Blokes: from $99 a monthTRT plans: $149 a month on a 3-month Flex plan ($447 upfront), $129 a month on a 6-month plan ($774 upfront), or $99 a month on a 12-month plan ($1,188 upfront). Joi + Blokes says the subscription includes medication, clinician consults and follow-up labs. Injections are the default; capsules and creams are also offered. read Oct 25, 2026
- MangoRx: from $99 a monthCompounded testosterone cypionate injections, all inclusive, starting at $99 a month, with labs, provider visits, medication and shipping included. read Oct 25, 2026
Every provider's prices, lowest first
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