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Hormone Optimization

Hormone care for women and men, guided by labs.

Fatigue, sleep, mood, hot flashes, low libido, slow recovery, weight that shifted for no reason. Hormones are often part of the story. REFUVIA starts with testing, then a provider who looks at your symptoms and your results together.

Free. By phone. Usually available within the hour.

What have you been noticing?Visit prep
This is preparation for your visit, not a diagnosis. Only a licensed provider can evaluate symptoms and decide on treatment.
For women

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

Perimenopause and menopause change sleep, mood, temperature, weight and libido, often all at once. HRT addresses them together, with a provider who listens to the whole picture rather than treating one symptom at a time.

  • A first visit, labs, then a follow-up visit and a personalized plan
  • Estrogen, progesterone, testosterone and other options your provider may consider
  • Monthly refills and ongoing adjustment through your portal
  • DUTCH hormone testing available for a fuller picture

$399 first monthIncludes both visits and your plan. Then $149/month. Medication may be FDA-approved or compounded, decided with your provider.

For men

Testosterone therapy (TRT) and enclomiphene

Low energy, low drive, poor sleep and slower recovery have many causes. Low testosterone is one of them, and it is confirmed by labs, not guessed at. Treatment follows established clinical protocols.

  • A 20-minute evaluation with baseline labs (CBC, total testosterone, PSA) included
  • Injection, cream or other options where appropriate
  • Enclomiphene for men who want to preserve fertility
  • Monthly refills, with a renewal visit and labs about every six months

$249 evaluation, labs includedThen $99/month for refills. Enclomiphene priced in the scheduler.

Hormone therapy is prescribed only when a licensed provider determines it is medically appropriate after reviewing your symptoms and labs. Testosterone is a controlled substance and requires labs and a live visit before prescribing. Some hormone preparations are compounded by a licensed pharmacy; compounded medications are not FDA approved. Enclomiphene is an FDA-approved medication prescribed off-label. Results vary from person to person.

Compare

HRT, TRT or enclomiphene: what each one is.

HRT for womenTestosterone therapyEnclomiphene
Who it is forWomen with perimenopause or menopause symptoms, after evaluationMen with symptoms and labs consistent with low testosteroneMen with low testosterone who want to preserve fertility or natural production
How it worksReplaces declining estrogen and progesterone, sometimes testosteroneReplaces testosterone directlySignals the body to raise its own testosterone
FormsPatches, creams, tablets, troches; decided with your providerInjection, cream, other forms where appropriateOral tablet
LabsBaseline and follow-up; DUTCH optionalRequired before prescribing; repeated at each 6-month renewalRequired before prescribing
VisitsFirst visit, follow-up visit, then as neededEvaluation, then a renewal visit every 6 monthsEvaluation, then follow-up
Price$399 first month, then $149/month$249 evaluation with labs, then $99/monthShown in the scheduler
StatusFDA-approved or compounded, by prescriptionFDA-approved medication, controlled substanceFDA-approved medication, off-label use
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Testing

Know your numbers before you change anything.

Every hormone plan starts with data. Your provider chooses the panel that fits your symptoms and reviews the results with you in a short visit.

  • Super Human Labs: a comprehensive baseline panel and the lowest-friction way to start
  • TRT baseline panel: included with the testosterone evaluation
  • DUTCH test: a complete urine hormone and metabolite panel, collected at home
  • Methylation health panel: energy, detoxification and cardiovascular pathways
  • Provider lab review: a 10-minute visit to walk through results and next steps

Lab draws through the main lab network are not available in New York, New Jersey or Rhode Island. The care team confirms options for your state before you book.

How it works

Testing, then a plan built around you.

The same four steps for women and men, with a provider who follows you over time.

  1. 01

    Free consultation

    Tell the care team what you are feeling and what you want to change. They explain the options and what testing involves.

    Usually within the hour

  2. 02

    Labs

    Upload recent results, or your provider orders a draw at a lab near you. Some panels are collected at home.

    Near you or at home

  3. 03

    Provider visit

    A phone or video visit with a licensed provider in your state, reviewing your symptoms and results together.

    Phone or video

  4. 04

    Plan, refills, renewals

    If treatment is appropriate, medication ships from a licensed pharmacy. Refills monthly through your portal; TRT renews with labs every 6 months.

    Ongoing care

Questions & answers

Hormone questions, answered plainly.

Do I need labs before hormone therapy?

Yes. Hormone treatment is guided by testing. If you have recent results you can upload them; otherwise your provider orders a draw at a lab near you. Testosterone in particular requires labs and a live visit with a provider before it can be prescribed.

What does hormone care cost?

HRT for women is $399 for the first month, which covers the first visit, lab review, follow-up visit and personalized plan, then $149 a month. Testosterone therapy starts with a $249 evaluation that includes baseline labs, then $99 a month for refills, with a renewal visit about every six months. Enclomiphene and specialty panels such as the DUTCH test are priced in the scheduler.

Is HRT safe for women in perimenopause and menopause?

For many women it is an appropriate option, and for some it is not. Your provider reviews your symptoms, history and labs together, discusses the risks and benefits that apply to you, and prescribes only if it is appropriate. There is no blanket answer, which is why the visit matters.

Is there a testosterone cutoff for TRT?

No blanket number. Providers look at symptoms and labs together and follow established clinical protocols. Some men with borderline results are candidates; some with low numbers are not. Testosterone is a controlled substance and is prescribed only after labs and a live visit.

How do refills and renewals work?

Once you are established, refills are handled monthly through your patient portal. Testosterone therapy includes a renewal visit with your provider about every six months, with labs to make sure the plan still fits.

What is enclomiphene?

A prescription medication some providers use off-label to support the body's own testosterone production while preserving fertility. Whether it is appropriate for you, compared with testosterone replacement or no treatment, is a decision for your visit.

Will hormone therapy be compounded?

It depends on the medication your provider prescribes. Some hormone preparations are FDA-approved products and some are compounded by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient. Compounded medications are not FDA approved. Your provider tells you which applies to your plan.

Can I do this if I already have a doctor?

Yes. Many patients keep their primary care physician and use REFUVIA for hormone care specifically. Tell your provider about every medication and condition, and you can share your records from the portal with any other clinician.

All medical decisions are made solely by licensed healthcare professionals. Medications are prescribed only when medically necessary. GLP-1 medications are not suitable for everyone. Results may vary.

Start with a conversation and a lab panel.

The free consultation is the easiest first step. From there, testing and a provider visit tell you where you actually stand.

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