Black market T vs TRT

[kuilontli]

I have a dilemma, maybe some of you can help me a bit...

I'm interested in elevating my Testosterone levels, I am on the low "normal" range. But I do have all of the low T symptoms. Low libido, lack of energy, weight gain, etc

I contacted around 3 different TRT clinics and they all said I should start some TRT, however... is not covered by insurance AND is quite expensive, at least the ones I've found.

For a 6 month treatment they want around 1300, labs not included. This package comes with 2 vials of Test C, PCT and HGH.

But...

If I get a local guy to get me gear, I would be paying a lot less (deleted price as per rules*) for the same thing, except for HGH. Getting labs is way cheaper when is not ran through insurance.

Since the TRT clinics are on the west coast, and I live in Florida all the "doctor visits" are pretty much sending them labs... I figured I can learn how to read them on my own.

What are your views on this?

[evander87]

Or you can go with Low Testosterones $199 a month all inclusive program.

[OnTheSauce]

Edit dealer pricing

If you legitimately need trt, a doctor is the way to go. As mentioned lowtestosterone.com is a good start

[kuilontli]

Evander...
I am always skeptic of "all inclusive" prices, some people need a higher testosterone dosage than others.

Do they base dosage on labs or do they use a one-size-fits-all approach?

Any info would be appreciated. .

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Dealer price edited as requested, I thought only sources were prohibited.

[< <Samson> >]

What are your numbers bro? I'm interested since it sounds like I am in the same boat.

[kuilontli]

I don't have all the numbers yet, doctor ran labs and called me saying "you are good, your T levels are within the normal range". I called the clinic and they told me it was just 386ng/dL. Granted I've been downing DAA for the past month or so

[< <Samson> >]

Yup, sounds very similar to my shit. . . . You have a P.M.

[evander87]

Evander...
I am always skeptic of "all inclusive" prices, some people need a higher testosterone dosage than others.

Do they base dosage on labs or do they use a one-size-fits-all approach?

Any info would be appreciated. .

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Dealer price edited as requested, I thought only sources were prohibited.

All inclusive as in includes your blood work, doctor consult, prescriptions, and ancillaries. For more info just click the big banner on the upper right.

[kuilontli]

Evander, thanks
I just finish reading their info and faqs

This is taken from lowtestosterone.com FAQs

Question - If my testosterone treatment requires more medication and medical care than the average client, will I have to pay any more than the contracted price

Answer - Absolutely NOT! We understand that treatment will be different from person to person. Not everyone will have the same issues and treating low testosterone can be a delicate process. We have taken this into account and have set variables on treatment options that will cover the complete treatment of our clients.

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Note that I am not claiming I will need more than an average dosage, I just like to manage my finances and I hate it when someone decides 'something' is not part of their all-inclusive package.

I will contact them for more info in my particular case and see what turns out

One more question, though

Have you, personally, used their service?

[OnTheSauce]

A few on here have. I personally have not. Yet. But I will.

[kuilontli]

OnTheSauce;
Thanks for the reply. I will do a bit more research on them and perhaps I give it a try quite soon.

[evander87]

One more question, though

Have you, personally, used their service?

I'm blasting and cruising when I come off I will be hitting them up. Legal test >>> UGL