Is lowtestosterone.com still in business?

[skubes50]

HI all, just wondering if this is still a legit business? I've called them several times over the last week and have not received any response. Even if they are in business it's a bit shady not to even return calls to potential customers. Any info would help. I'm excited about starting TRT, have done my homework, and just need an affordable, knowledgeable, and reliable place to work with me. THANKS!!

[Mr.BB]

Do you have bloodwork done yet?

[-Ender-]

My advice is to seek out a Doctor in your area that specializes in Hormone treatment.

LowT.com was sold to another company that changed the name after taking ownership. The new owner was offering the same services. There are several companies with similar names that are treating people now. I have heard mixed reviews.

A simple google search will provide you with answers.


Here's a link for some explanation:
http://forums.steroid.com/hormone-re...com%2A%2A.html

[skubes50]

Unfortunately I live in a very rural area and the docs are old school, meaning that IF they were to prescribe TRT it would be test cyp only. Looking for a place that will place that offers HCG and an AI. I talked to someone in Florida and their company seems pretty solid. I still have to get my blood work done and am looking at places to do this. I didnt want to get this done until I found a good company that would work with me. Thanks for the help and I look forward to sharing my experience and getting to know some good people here.

[Mr.BB]

Plenty of guys here get only get test cyp from their docs and buy HCG and AI from online pharmacies.

[-Ender-]

Unfortunately I live in a very rural area and the docs are old school, meaning that IF they were to prescribe TRT it would be test cyp only. Looking for a place that will place that offers HCG and an AI. I talked to someone in Florida and their company seems pretty solid. I still have to get my blood work done and am looking at places to do this. I didnt want to get this done until I found a good company that would work with me. Thanks for the help and I look forward to sharing my experience and getting to know some good people here.

I wouldn't let your location effect your decision. Best of luck.

[kelkel]

If I were looking for a clinic, which is always second to a competent area doctor, I'd probably look into defy medical dot com. Very well respected and modern.

[skubes50]

Thanks guys - all great information. I have an appointment with a local doc today and hopefully he will be on board. I'm assuming the cost with going to a local doc would be way lower in comparison with online docs, but I guess that just depends. Either way I will be getting some blood done soon so at least I will be prepared.

[chuckt12345]

if you actually have legitimate issues go to a real doctor. And running a correct dose of cyp for TRT should not normally require a AI.

[kelkel]

Thanks guys - all great information. I have an appointment with a local doc today and hopefully he will be on board. I'm assuming the cost with going to a local doc would be way lower in comparison with online docs, but I guess that just depends. Either way I will be getting some blood done soon so at least I will be prepared.

Take a look in the Finding A Doc sticky at the top of this forum for a list of BW to obtain. Be sure to ask about their willingness to prescribe HCG as well as an AI if needed.

[kelkel]

if you actually have legitimate issues go to a real doctor. And running a correct dose of cyp for TRT should not normally require a AI.

Not necessarily. It's definitly a mindset many people including some doc's have but it's not necessarily accurate for a variety of reasons. Some guys are simply genetically predisposed to produce more estrogen. Others have a higher degree of body fat causing more estrogen production. Others, simply to maintain a good level of free testosterone will need a minimal amount of an AI to control things.

Myself, when I started TRT did not need one, now I do need a low dose. Things change and many guys who start trt without the need for an AI will eventually need one. As we age things change.

[almostgone]

Not necessarily. It's definitly a mindset many people including some doc's have but it's not necessarily accurate for a variety of reasons. Some guys are simply genetically predisposed to produce more estrogen. Others have a higher degree of body fat causing more estrogen production. Others, simply to maintain a good level of free testosterone will need a minimal amount of an AI to control things.

Myself, when I started TRT did not need one, now I do need a low dose. Things change and many guys who start trt without the need for an AI will eventually need one. As we age things change.

That's a fact!

[skubes50]

I was on TRT years ago but had to stop my treatment due to financial reasons. I was taking about 100mg test, 550 IU HCG per wk, and no AI. Then, the itchy nips started, along with bloat and some hot headedness. During puberty I was diagnosed with mild gyne, and so I'm pretty sure I'm prone to aromatize some test into estradiol. I figure I will go 3 months without the AI, then add .25 e3d if necessary. GOOD NEWS> a local doc agreed to help and is on board with hcg and arimidex - pending blood work of course.