TRT Doc

[MarkD]

Anyone know of good TRT doc in Southern New Jersey? My MD is pretty much clueless when it comes to this.

 

[ScabbyJr]

If you want to make a trip up to north Jersey, look up global life rejuvenation. I get my trt from there. 200mg of test c with arimidex and hcg. Self inject. A little pricey. General practitioners are fucking useless. They are in Denville.

 

[puckhog]

If you want to make a trip up to north Jersey, look up global life rejuvenation. I get my trt from there. 200mg of test c with arimidex and hcg. Self inject. A little pricey. General practitioners are fucking useless. They are in Denville.

Is it kosher to talk prescribed med pricing here? I would like to know what you pay so I can compare. @ScabbyJr

 

[Savagesteve]

Is it kosher to talk prescribed med pricing here? I would like to know what you pay so I can compare. @ScabbyJr

Say whatever you want regarding prices. This is meso not a sponsored board.

 

[puckhog]

I pay(ed) 160$ Pharm grade per test c bottle. Plus $45 for doctor fee. It is quite expensive. No insurance.
What is your cost?
I purchase ugl products now just because of price.

 

[Mc15]

I pay(ed) 160$ Pharm grade per test c bottle. Plus $45 for doctor fee. It is quite expensive. No insurance.
What is your cost?
I purchase ugl products now just because of price.

Holy shit. Your insurance doesn't cover HRT? Or you just don't have insurance at all?

 

[puckhog]

Ins will not cover. Yea, BS I know.....thats why I'm here

 

[Savagesteve]

I pay(ed) 160$ Pharm grade per test c bottle. Plus $45 for doctor fee. It is quite expensive. No insurance.
What is your cost?
I purchase ugl products now just because of price.

Euro pharm grade is less than half that if I'm not mistaken.

 

[ScabbyJr]

Is it kosher to talk prescribed med pricing here? I would like to know what you pay so I can compare. @ScabbyJr

Basically it works out to $150 a month excluding the office visit cost.

 

[ScabbyJr]

Ins will not cover. Yea, BS I know.....thats why I'm here

Mine won't cover trt either. Plus the deductible is so fucking high it doesn't matter.

 

[legendary]

I get mine for 40.00 until I spend 1500.00 then free. I have a 1500 deductible

 

[Jeremiahflex]

Holy shit. Your insurance doesn't cover HRT? Or you just don't have insurance at all?

Most insurance companies won't cover meds from the Anti aging clinics or even visits. Most of them don't follow the usual guide lines for prescription meds.

 

[ambulldog]

I pay(ed) 160$ Pharm grade per test c bottle. Plus $45 for doctor fee. It is quite expensive. No insurance.
What is your cost?
I purchase ugl products now just because of price.

I pay $10 that covers 10 weeks @200/week

 

[puckhog]

I pay $10 that covers 10 weeks @200/week

Jeez. Nice find

 

[ambulldog]

Jeez. Nice find

Not a find lol. I been on trt since i was 38. Thats my co-pay

 

[Inquiring Mind]

Ins will not cover. Yea, BS I know.....thats why I'm here

My insurance denied my at first also, you have to get per-authorization and then at least 2 consecutive labs to justify Low-T, after that you should be paying $10/bottle. Call your insurance. Talk to them and they will direct both you and your doctor what to do to get the Pre-autho in motion.

 

[Inquiring Mind]

Most insurance companies won't cover meds from the Anti aging clinics or even visits. Most of them don't follow the usual guide lines for prescription meds.

Not unless you go through the formalities..First get your GP to refer you to an Endocrinologist or even a Urologist. They will take 2 consecutive test for Low-T (bloods for Total and Free Testosterone), then your doc will write up a script. It will initially be denied at the pharmacy, then your doc will have to send a per-autorization and an explanation that it is a medical necessity. Thereupon, you should get the golden Authorization of Approval letter, and you pick your gear, pay your little $10.00 and walk out trying hard to contain your smile. LOL. Hope this helps. Good luck.

 

[puckhog]

Lol @Inquiring Mind

 

[Jeremiahflex]

Not unless you go through the formalities..First get your GP to refer you to an Endocrinologist or even a Urologist. They will take 2 consecutive test for Low-T (bloods for Total and Free Testosterone), then your doc will write up a script. It will initially be denied at the pharmacy, then your doc will have to send a per-autorization and an explanation that it is a medical necessity. Thereupon, you should get the golden Authorization of Approval letter, and you pick your gear, pay your little $10.00 and walk out trying hard to contain your smile. LOL. Hope this helps. Good luck.

A referral to a Endo is not the same as those quack ass anti aging Clinic's, I think you're confused. I have a friend that goes to an anti aging clinic and the doc will give him whatever dose of test he wants, that's why those places are a joke and can't really taken serious by the mainstream medical industry.

 

[Inquiring Mind]

A referral to a Endo is not the same as those quack ass anti aging Clinic's, I think you're confused. I have a friend that goes to an anti aging clinic and the doc will give him whatever dose of test he wants, that's why those places are a joke and can't really taken serious by the mainstream medical industry.

No confusion on my part. I didn't draw any comparison. I only offered an alternative my brother. If plan A didn't work...try something else. Anyway, I have no experience with Anti aging clinics per se so i wont speak to that, however, with what i see doctors doing local, prescribing long term hcg for dieting is just crazy. So I can agree with you when you say they are a joke. Nevertheless, just my humble opinion, a bona fide Endo or Urologist can actually help.