Hormone Therapy

Low-Dose Testosterone

CategoryHormone Therapy

Injectable · clinician-prescribed

Low-Dose Testosterone
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Hormone Therapy

Low-dose testosterone for women, prescribed and monitored by a licensed clinician when it is clinically appropriate.

Availability

Coming soon

This treatment is not yet available to order online. Speak with a clinician to find out whether it is appropriate for you.

Prescription products require review by a licensed physician. After checkout you'll receive member portal access to complete your medical intake form. A physician reviews it and, if you qualify, your medication is dispensed. Dosing is determined by your provider during review.

A whole-body hormone.

Testosterone is part of female physiology across the brain, bone, muscle, vascular and reproductive systems. Its influence reaches well beyond sexual function. As hormones shift, changes can show up across energy, motivation, desire, strength and how you feel in your body. Low-dose testosterone gives your clinician another piece of the hormonal picture to evaluate, with dosing designed for female physiology and monitored over time.

At a glance

Weekly

Subcutaneous injection

Low dose

Female physiologic range

4–8 wks

Typical first changes

Rx only

Clinician prescribed

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A closer look

Low energy can have more than one signal behind it.

Hormones work as a system, and many of the symptoms associated with hormonal change overlap.

Fatigue or lower energy can also be influenced by thyroid function, iron status, sleep, metabolic health, nutrient levels and other hormones. Looking beyond testosterone helps your provider understand what may actually be driving the change.

Explore Labs

Total Testosterone

Establishes a baseline and helps monitor treatment over time.

SHBG

Provides context for how testosterone is carried and available in the body.

Estradiol + Related Hormones

Helps build a broader picture of your hormonal environment through perimenopause and menopause.

Thyroid

Changes in thyroid function can show up as fatigue, changes in mood, weight, cognition and temperature regulation.

Iron + Blood Health

CBC, ferritin and iron markers can help identify another common contributor to fatigue and low energy.

Metabolic + Nutrient Markers

Vitamin D, B12, glucose, insulin and related biomarkers can provide additional context when symptoms warrant a deeper look.