Need HRT recommendation

[dan991]

Hi all,

It's been a long time since I've been on here. About 3 years. Anyways, I'm back in the gym after a 3 year break. So, in the past I started with Oasis (Keith I think his name was) but I didn't ever get on a plan. I got the blood work done, but nothing else.

So, in hopes of finding information I did some searching and wasn't too sure what happened with Oasis. So, can anyone recommend a reliable and good HRT clinic? I'm located now in Atlanta, GA and would prefer a local place I could visit in person, or any legit clinic that can do mail order is also fine. Recommendations of places you currently use and have been using for some time would be much appreciated. Also, any place you are using that accepts insurance directly. Thanks.

[natureboy]

So you got the bloodwork done was your test low? If you have insurance and low-t you need to go to a Dr and get new bloodwork, the Dr can put you on hormone treatment or send you to a specialist. I had to go to dr, uro then endo before I got my treatment started.
But if you go through a Dr I know insurance will pay. I'm not sure about trt clinics never had any dealings with them.

[dan991]

So you got the bloodwork done was your test low? If you have insurance and low-t you need to go to a Dr and get new bloodwork, the Dr can put you on hormone treatment or send you to a specialist. I had to go to dr, uro then endo before I got my treatment started.
But if you go through a Dr I know insurance will pay. I'm not sure about trt clinics never had any dealings with them.

Yeah, but that was 4 years ago or so. I doubt my T levels have gone up, probably further down.

Problem is now I"m in a different state. I use to live in Detroit, now I"m in Atlanta. I'm trying to "bypass" the normal Dr. route because I really don't want to go thru the whole slew of tests again to see what's wrong with me. The last Dr. (a normal endo) said I need to be on HRT. I was doubtful based on what he was saying, found out about Oasis back then. Ended up going with them because it was cheaper and back then I didn't have insurance. Now I do, but I don't want to go thru all that crap again just to prove what's wrong with me when I already know. I'd rather just give up the blood, get my script and be on my way.