T results w/Androgel 1.62%

[CoastWatcher]

What a jackass. He doesn't realize what he doesn't know. I hope you find better professional care - you NEED better care. If not local, you might consider the telemedicine option offered by Defy, or the national network of Prime Body.

 

[Systemlord]

If he were a nice open minded guy I would assume he is just inexperienced and simply does know any better, but this guy is just a stubborn son of a bitch where know one knows any better!

 

[Scenmed]

CoastWatcher - If one becomes a patient of Defy or other telemedicine type docs do they also issue the prescription(s) to a pharmacy of one's choosing? Most don't take insurance so do you have a ballpark figure of what they charge to manage your TRT on a yearly basis?
Thank you for responding!

 

[FeelingLost]

CoastWatcher - If one becomes a patient of Defy or other telemedicine type docs do they also issue the prescription(s) to a pharmacy of one's choosing? Most don't take insurance so do you have a ballpark figure of what they charge to manage your TRT on a yearly basis?
Thank you for responding!

Scenmed check your PM box.

EDIT: Oh never mind you don't have PMs turned on.

 

[johndoesmith]

CoastWatcher - If one becomes a patient of Defy or other telemedicine type docs do they also issue the prescription(s) to a pharmacy of one's choosing? Most don't take insurance so do you have a ballpark figure of what they charge to manage your TRT on a yearly basis?
Thank you for responding!

With Defy you're looking at roughly 100-120 a month.

Yeah you won't have insurance cover it, but you've been working with insurance and that hasn't been working that great so far.

The old adage of "you get what you pay for" certainly applies.

 

[Scenmed]

FL-I just enabled PM. Was not even aware of such a thing but it's ready to go. Thanks!

Scenmed check your PM box.

EDIT: Oh never mind you don't have PMs turned on.

 

[Scenmed]

Thanks for that info. I mainly go to my present Doc just to maintain my prescriptions so moving on is not a huge issue. $1200 a year isn't terrible if that includes most labs and getting the Rx.

With Defy you're looking at roughly 100-120 a month.

Yeah you won't have insurance cover it, but you've been working with insurance and that hasn't been working that great so far.

The old adage of "you get what you pay for" certainly applies.

 

[FeelingLost]

FL-I just enabled PM. Was not even aware of such a thing but it's ready to go. Thanks!

Pm sent I hope it helps.

Also checkout their website for the latest prices.
https://www.defymedicalstore.com/medications

 

[Vince]

Thanks for that info. I mainly go to my present Doc just to maintain my prescriptions so moving on is not a huge issue. $1200 a year isn't terrible if that includes most labs and getting the Rx.

I also use Defy Medical for my TRT, you can also check out Prime Body. They both advertise here.