Testosterone Replacement Therapy ^Rx

Step 1: Choose Your Treatment Option & Complete Intake

Start by selecting your preferred route of administration (injection, topical, or oral), then complete our secure medical intake form. This helps your provider understand your symptoms, medical history, and treatment goals. You will not be charged at this stage.

If lab work is required, you’ll receive clear instructions after completing intake. We also accept recent results (up to 6 months' old) from accredited labs, provided they meet our clinical requirements.

Step 2: Lab Review, Doctor Evaluation & Consultation

Once your lab results are available, a licensed provider will carefully review your labs and medical history. If you are deemed a good candidate for TRT, the provider will recommend a personalized treatment plan and you’ll be able to proceed with scheduling your telehealth consultation.

During the consultation, the doctor will explain your treatment options, outline what to expect, and answer any questions before issuing a prescription. You are only charged if treatment is prescribed.

Step 3: Start Your Treatment

After your prescription is approved, your medication and any required supplies will be shipped directly to your door. No waiting rooms, no pharmacy runs.

Ulo: With You Every Step of the Way

Have questions? Need to adjust your treatment? Our clinical team is always just a message or call away. We’re committed to your long-term success and here to support you throughout your TRT journey.

Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone and plays a key role in regulating sex drive, fat storage and metabolism, red blood cell production, and mood. When testosterone levels are too low, testosterone replacement therapy may be needed to restore them to a healthy range for your age.

TRT supplements the body's natural testosterone levels when they are insufficient due to conditions such as hypogonadism (low testosterone production). At Ulo, we use only FDA-approved medications or custom-compounded prescriptions from certified 503(a) compounding pharmacies or 503(b) outsourcing facilities.

Testosterone is prescribed to treat low testosterone levels, support normal male development, and manage a condition called hypogonadism, which occurs when the body doesn’t produce enough testosterone.

Possible side effects may include a decrease in spermiogenesis (less sperm cell production), however most patients report no concern about this. Talk to your provider for a full list of possible side effects for the treatment that you are prescribed.

• Improves mood (source)
• Increases Energy and Focus (source)
• Improves Bone Density (source)
• Increases Muscle Mass (source, source)
• Decreases Belly Fat (source)
• Improved Libido (source)

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