Option 1 · TRT
Injection or cream
Testosterone Replacement Therapy
You take testosterone directly to raise your levels.
- Raises testosterone directly
- May decrease sperm count and fertility
- May cause testicular atrophy
Testosterone therapy for men
Get your
energy back.
Physician-led testosterone therapy, with your blood work and consultation included. A licensed provider decides whether treatment is right for you.
Blood work included ·Consultation included ·Labs trended through treatment ·TRT or Testosterone Adjunctive Therapy ·Fertility-conscious options ·Physician-led ·Discreet shipping ·
Sound familiar?
Low testosterone rarely announces itself.
It shows up as six things most men blame on age, stress, or a bad year.
Low libido
Testosterone is a main driver of sex drive in men. A drop in desire is one of the most common signs of low testosterone.
Softer or harder-to-keep erections
Erections depend on blood flow, nerves, and hormones. Low testosterone can make erections softer and less frequent.
Low motivation or brain fog
Low testosterone is linked with lower drive, a flatter mood, and trouble concentrating.
Weight that won't come off
Low testosterone and extra body fat feed each other. Fat tissue turns testosterone into estradiol, which can push testosterone lower.
Trouble building muscle
Testosterone helps your body build and keep muscle. Training hard without results can be a hormone signal.
Low energy or fatigue
Fatigue is one of the most common symptoms men with low testosterone report. Labs help separate it from other causes.
Check your symptoms
Six questions. Under a minute.
See how many signs of low testosterone you have, and what to do next. No email needed, and your answers never leave your browser.
We follow the numbers
Your levels are trended through treatment, and your blood tests are included.
For illustration only. Individual results vary.
Blood work, included
Symptoms point the way. Labs confirm it.
To know whether you have low testosterone, we need a blood test. Because Live Vital trends your levels with treatment, your blood tests are included. The best way to start is with our hormone replacement therapy panel and the consultation that is included with your initial purchase.
Symptoms alone can't diagnose low testosterone
Low energy, low libido, and stubborn weight have many causes. Only a blood test shows whether your testosterone is actually low.
It shows whether treatment is safe for you
Testosterone therapy can raise your red blood cell count and affect your PSA and estradiol. We check all three before you start.
It's your baseline
Live Vital trends your levels through treatment. Your first panel is the number every future result is compared against.
Hormone replacement therapy panel
- CBC
- Your red blood cell count. Testosterone can raise it, so we watch it.
- Testosterone, total
- Your overall testosterone level.
- Testosterone, free
- The active share your body can actually use.
- PSA
- A prostate marker, checked before and during treatment.
- Estradiol
- Some testosterone turns into estradiol. The balance matters.
- SHBG
- A protein that binds testosterone and controls how much is free.
- Albumin
- Used with SHBG to calculate your free testosterone.
Home blood test kit, shipped to you. Your consultation is included with your first order.
The treatments
Two ways to raise your testosterone.
There are two options for testosterone therapy. Your provider decides which, if either, is appropriate for you.
Option 2 · TAT
Enclomiphene or HCG
Testosterone Adjunctive Therapy
The protocol stimulates your body to make its own testosterone.
- Your body makes its own testosterone
- Typically raises testosterone less than TRT
- Designed to keep your natural production going
Testosterone replacement therapy raises testosterone more directly than testosterone adjunctive therapy but may come with side effects such as decreased sperm count, decreased fertility, or testicular atrophy.
Want children in the next 24 months? If you choose TRT, your plan will add HCG or enclomiphene, which costs extra. Not sure which therapy is right? Decide with your provider at your consultation.
Pricing
$199 to start. It counts toward your first quarter.
Step 1 · Get started
TRT/TAT blood test and evaluation
$199
Home blood test kit, 7-marker panel, and a consultation with a Live Vital provider.
Your $199 goes toward your first quarterly program.
Step 2 · Your program
- TRT program
- $299 per quarter, if prescribed
- Testosterone Adjunctive Therapy
- $299 per quarter, if prescribed
Program prices apply only if a licensed provider prescribes treatment. Includes your base medications and blood work. Adding HCG or enclomiphene to TRT costs extra. You and your provider choose your program at your consultation.
How it works
From first question to a plan built on your numbers.
- 1
Check your symptoms
Six quick questions. Takes under a minute.
- 2
Quick safety check
A few questions to make sure testosterone therapy is safe for you.
- 3
Order your blood work
Your home blood test kit ships to you. Your consultation is included.
- 4
Book your consultation
Pick a time at least 14 days out, so your results are back before you talk.
- 5
Start your plan
TRT or Testosterone Adjunctive Therapy, built around your labs and your goals, if your provider prescribes it.
- 6
We trend your levels
Follow-up blood work is part of treatment, so your dose follows your numbers.
Sexual health
ED or low libido? Treat it directly.
Low testosterone is one cause of softer erections and lower desire, but not the only one. If you want to be evaluated for ED or low libido on its own, you can start without the testosterone panel.
- No blood work required
- Its own short intake
- Daily and as-needed prescription options, if prescribed
Your consultation is included with your first order.
Who built this
Physician-led, from your first lab to every follow-up.
Live Vital was founded by Dr. Patrick Taylor, MD. Every plan starts with your symptoms and your blood work, and a licensed provider reviews your results with you before anything is prescribed. Not all patients qualify.
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Consultation includedQuestions, answered
What men ask before they start.
Getting started is $199 for your TRT/TAT blood test and evaluation, which includes your consultation. That $199 goes toward your first quarterly program. If a provider prescribes treatment, the TRT program and Testosterone Adjunctive Therapy are each $299 per quarter, which includes your base medications and blood work. Adding HCG or enclomiphene to TRT costs extra.
Symptoms tell us something may be off. Only a blood test tells us whether your testosterone is actually low, and gives us a baseline to measure your treatment against. Your first panel and your consultation are included with your initial purchase.
CBC, total testosterone, free testosterone, PSA, estradiol, SHBG, and albumin. Together they show your testosterone level, how much of it your body can use, and the safety markers we watch during treatment.
With TRT you take testosterone directly, which raises your levels directly but may lower sperm count and fertility and may cause testicular atrophy. Testosterone Adjunctive Therapy uses enclomiphene or HCG to stimulate your body to make its own testosterone, and typically raises levels less than TRT. You can choose one now or decide at your consultation. Your provider makes the final call.
Testosterone is a controlled substance, so we can prescribe it only in states where our clinicians hold the required controlled-substance authority. It is currently available in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin. Our ED and low libido treatments are available more widely; see our States page.
Possibly. If you want children in the next 24 months and you choose TRT, your provider will add HCG or enclomiphene to your plan, which costs extra. Testosterone Adjunctive Therapy is another option to talk through at your consultation.
Your provider needs your blood work results before your consultation. Your kit has to ship, you take your sample, and the lab runs it. Fourteen days gives all of that time to happen.
Some health conditions rule out TRT but not Testosterone Adjunctive Therapy, and the other way around. The safety check tells you which options are open to you. If neither is, our ED and low libido treatments may still be. Not all patients qualify for any program.
No. Our sexual health treatments have their own short intake and do not require the testosterone panel.
Yes. Live Vital trends your levels as you go, and follow-up blood tests are included in your treatment.
Find out where your testosterone really is.
Blood work included · Consultation included · Physician-led
A licensed provider determines whether any prescription is appropriate after reviewing your health history and blood work. Not all patients qualify. Some medications are compounded by licensed US pharmacies; compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Photography is illustrative. This page is educational and is not medical advice.