41. I’m going to guess that my current provider doesn’t specialize in that. I was just wondering if any of the online shit was legit or if it was better to try and go local.
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If you don't want to find an in person doc then look at something like https://trtnation.com/.

One thing to remember is it is best to inject as often as possible so that your levels are steady vs high peaks and low valleys. Being too high and too low will make you miserable.
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Also…what’s the average cost for it?

One office around my area has the initial consultation at $400.
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TRT Nation is $99 a month including consult and labs as well as your T, needles and Aromatase inhibitor (if needed).

Not bad if you do not have the option of local doc. My T runs me $100 every 4 months and $100 for labs every 6 months.
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Looks like they don’t operate in my state.
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Do you have a doctor? Insurance covers mine like any other visit or medication. Most of the specialty clinics won't take insurance.
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Yeah, I go through Kaiser.
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A lot of insurances will do everything they can to not cover TRT as well.
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Do they send you someplace special to get the labs done?

And I’ve sent a message to my doc to see what they had to say about going through my provider. If they won’t do it…then I’ll look elsewhere.

That TRT Nation place doesn’t list Oregon though so it might not work.
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Most of them will just send you to the local Quest for the blood pull.
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There are tons of online TRT clinics so you will just need to find one area. r/testosterone has decent info you just have to weed through all the morons that are abusing the hormone.

This one seems to be highly recommended: https://www.matrixhormones.com/
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Once you start the therapy, you're essentially on it forever, correct?
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For the most part. HCG can help prevent your body from stopping the production of natural T.
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You may or not be able to recover. View it as permanent.
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My grip strength is trash
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