how to find the right Dr.

[powerlifterty16]

With insurance, most have a deductible. That can be a few thousand dollars per year and if you're like me you never come close to meeting your deductible. You also have to take into account most plans won't cover TRT unless you're really, really low...insurance doesn't give a crap about what actually helps you.

i guess...
im on a medicaid plan and they said as long as a dr justifies it, theyd cover it...they dont cover hcg though.

[austinite]

with insurance , most people would pay a copay once every few months for the doc, a copay every few months for test, get free blood work, and pay 80 per 2 months for hcg..and idk about arimidex.

im sure u guys offer good care bu it is a lie to say it is cheaper than doc

i guess...
im on a medicaid plan and they said as long as a dr justifies it, theyd cover it...they dont cover hcg though.

Hold on a minute. So you just spoke to someone and they said they'd cover it? Powerlifter, I'm really disappointed to hear you say Mike's statement was a lie, not very polite. And now you've made it clear they do not cover hCG. That's the most expensive purchase for T therapy.

[powerlifterty16]

Hold on a minute. So you just spoke to someone and they said they'd cover it? Powerlifter, I'm really disappointed to hear you say Mike's statement was a lie, not very polite. And now you've made it clear they do not cover hCG. That's the most expensive purchase for T therapy.

i meant mike no disrespect, but even with hcg, it comes out way cheaper. hcg can be bought in the form of pregnyl for 70 dollars at most pharmacies.

sorry if i offended you mike.