If you’re interested in Testosterone Replacement Therapy you’ve probably started to ask the question “How Much Is TRT Replacement?” There are a few factors to consider when looking into the cost of TRT. Read on to find out just how much TRT replacement costs.
Initial Visits
Many insurance companies will cover TRT Replacement. That being said, you will need to see a TRT Specialist, get labs and panel work ups. Without insurance these things can add up. Once it has been determined that you are a good candidate for TRT Replacement, your TRT Specialist will help you to find a prescription that works for you. Some TRT Specialists will recommend injections. Injections are either performed by the TRT Specialist or at home. Initially, most doctors will want to run tests bi-weekly and then every 6 months after your testosterone levels have stabilized.
TRT Replacement With Insurance
The cost of TRT with Insurance depends largely upon the guidelines set by your insurance company. Some insurance companies require 2 separate Testosterone Tests performed before 10 am to prove that you have Low T before you can start approved TRT Replacement.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy can cost as little as $30 (per bottle of Testosterone Cypionate) with insurance. Another option would be to use a topical gel like Androgel. With insurance Androgel may cost as little as $30 per bottle for a month’s supply.
TRT Replacement Without Insurance
A 10 ml bottle of Testosterone Cypionate would cost approximately $110 per bottle without insurance. Each bottle lasts for about a month and a half. Another option would be to use a topical gel such a Androgel. Without insurance Androgel can cost anywhere between $300 to $500 per bottle for a month’s supply.
Tips to Cut the Cost of TRT Replacement
Before picking a TRT Specialist, be sure to call around and do some price shopping. You may want to ask if they will allow you to do your injections at home (as opposed to coming in every 6 weeks to get injections. Frequent clinic visits can be costly.
If your clinician gives you a prescription, you can go and purchase your testosterone supplies. You get a prescription for a test and a script to pick up your supplies at the pharmacy. It will probably be something like 22 gauge needles and syringes and self inject at home. Depending on where you decide to fill your script, you can save some money. Costco Pharmacy offers a Testosterone Cypionate for approximately $67 and you do not have to be a member. Others have tried places like Walmart and have found costs to be as low as $73. GoodRX is a website that allows you to compare the prices of medications before buying.
TRT Replacement can be pricey especially if you do not have insurance but there are ways to cut costs. Ultimately, you can’t put a price on your health. If you are feeling the symptoms of low testosterone, then you know replacement therapy is a small price to pay.
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