Lowtestosterone.com clinic

[GingerbeardJ]

If I have a lowtestosterone.com clinic by me is that the best bet for diagnosing low t? I'm going to just a regular physician tomorrow but I have a feeling it will be worthless. Hoping one of the vets or anyone who has used them can chime in thanks!

[Brett N]

They are definitely well educated and you know what it's going to cost up front without all the bullshit.

That would bet first choice.

[Moonjumper]

I've not been to one of their locations but here is my opinion anyhow. You have a few legal options for treatment. You can go to a clinic like them that specializes in treatment. Their folks will be specialists in it and likely you will have a quick and rather painless navigation through the process of getting treatment. Everything will probably move smooth and fast and you probably won't get put off because customer service will matter more to them. However it will also involve complete out of pocket expense (could get the forms and try to file for reimbursement through your insurance carrier afterwards with mixed results depending on your plan.)

Or you can research doctors in your area that specialize in wellness/anti-aging or just doctors that are more open to treatment options. Insurance will likely cover a good chunk of it that way reducing your initial out of pocket. Sometimes they are easy to find and sometimes they aren't. I finally got lucky and found one that I think is going to do well for me.

Lastly you could try your primary, urologist, endo, and etc and hope that they will play ball. Some do and some don't. My primary offered me 1/2 cc of 100 mg per mL every two weeks and said was as high as he would go (bottom 5% of population but was still "within range.") A buddy of mine had a total test limit in the double digits and the same dr will only allow him 1 cc every 2 weeks. Then I have another friend that his primary tells him to adjust his amounts based upon how he feels and to just report how much he is taking and writes him a script for 3 10 mL bottles every 2 months.

[Brett N]

Most that go to their own doctor end up having to teach them the proper protocol. Most do not prescribe HCG . Some don't like ai. I was with LowT for a year, have no complaints at all. Once I got dialed in, I started self treating to save money. $200 a month for everything required is not a lot. That's alcohol swabs, blood work, syringes, HCG, anastrozole and test. No other expenses above the $200

Also. They promote the 2x a week injections and let you inject at home where it is convenient.

[bsh]

Most amazing... My over all experience was just wonderful! No complaints whatsoever...

[hawk14dl]

I use low t. Only thing i don't like is the price, but they're extremely knowledgeable

[Chubbs1]

Can you use funds from a HSA (healthcare savings account, pre-tax dollars) to pay for the lowtestosterone.com clinic?

Can you run it through insurance?

How often do you have to physically go in to the clinic?

[Brett N]

Not sure about HSA. They do not accept insurance but if your insurance will pay for it, you can always try to submit it.

I believe you have to physically go in twice a year if you are not local. You will be reimbursed for travel up to a certain amount. I cant remember how much but I know that it did pay for my fuel to drive.

If you are interested, why not just go to their site and ask them LowTestosterone.com - Common FAQ's About Our $199 Testosterone Treatment Program

[Chauffeur]

Can you use funds from a HSA (healthcare savings account, pre-tax dollars) to pay for the lowtestosterone.com clinic?

Can you run it through insurance?

How often do you have to physically go in to the clinic?

I'm not quite sure if you can use your HSA, but I know that HSA money needs to be spent on "qualified medical expenses" so I'm assuming that your insurance company would need to approve it first.

Yes, you can submit the information to your insurance, but it's not very likely that they'll cover it. Obviously that's going to be dependent on your specific insurance plan, but I'd say that most companies are going to deny the claim. They've really got no reason to cover it. Your mileage may vary.

Clients of LowT.com are required to go see their doctor once per year. The rest of your communication with your doctor is usually handled through an online portal where you can ask questions directly to your physician.

It's my understanding that if you wish to see your doctor more frequently that's between you, your doctor, and your insurance company.