Hormone Therapy

Testosterone Topical

CategoryHormone Therapy

30 g topical tube

Testosterone Topical
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Hormone Therapy

Testosterone, built into your routine.

Testosterone is woven into male physiology — influencing sexual function, muscle, bone, red blood cell production and the systems behind energy and drive.

When levels stay low, the change can show up across how you feel, function and perform.

Topical testosterone delivers systemic hormone support through the skin, giving men with confirmed testosterone deficiency a daily, needle-free treatment option personalized around symptoms, labs and clinical response.

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.

Restore the hormone. Skip the injection.

Applied to the skin each day, topical testosterone is absorbed systemically and works to restore testosterone toward an appropriate physiologic range. For men with testosterone deficiency, restoring levels supports androgen-dependent processes throughout the body — including sexual function, muscle and bone biology and red blood cell production. The goal isn't more testosterone. It's getting back to the level your body needs to function well.

At a glance

Daily

Topical application

Needle-free

Absorbed through the skin

Systemic

Hormone support throughout the body

Clinician guided

Dosed + monitored over time

A better place to start

73 biomarkers. $59. On purpose.

We don't believe meaningful insight into your health should feel out of reach. Essentials gives you a broad baseline across key areas of your biology for $59.

Not as a promotion. As a principle.

A closer look

One low number isn't the diagnosis.

Testosterone naturally moves throughout the day and can also be affected by sleep, illness, weight, medications and other parts of your health.

That's why testosterone deficiency isn't diagnosed from symptoms alone — or from one isolated lab result.

Your provider looks for the combination of consistent symptoms and appropriately confirmed low testosterone, then uses follow-up labs to guide treatment over time.

Explore Labs

Morning Total Testosterone

Typically measured on two separate mornings to confirm consistently low levels before treatment.

Free Testosterone + SHBG

Can provide additional context when total testosterone doesn't tell the full story.

LH + FSH

Help identify whether low testosterone may originate in the testes or within the hormonal signaling pathway that controls testosterone production.

CBC + Hematocrit

Establish a baseline and help monitor for increases in red blood cell concentration during treatment.

PSA

May be evaluated based on age, risk factors and clinical history as part of prostate-health monitoring.

Metabolic + Thyroid Markers

Glucose, lipids and thyroid function can help identify other contributors to fatigue, changes in weight, sexual function or low energy.