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Find a TRT provider in your state

Testosterone prescribing is licensed state by state, so the first question is simply who can treat you where you live. Choose your state to see which of the 24 providers we've researched serve it, with pricing, treatment options, and our full reviews.

Or browse all 24 providers without a state filter.

Or start with how you'd take it

Injections at home Self-injected testosterone shipped to your door, with telehealth follow-ups. No needles Creams, gels, and oral options for people who'd rather not inject. Pellets Placed under the skin in a clinic every few months, so there are fewer doses to manage. In-person clinics Prefer a real office and a face-to-face doctor? Start with these.

Before you choose

New to testosterone therapy? Our plain-English TRT guide covers how low testosterone is diagnosed, what treatment involves, and what to monitor. Telehealth prescribing rules for testosterone are also changing at the end of 2026; our weekly news briefing tracks the latest.

Not medical advice. Testosterone is a federally controlled (Schedule III) substance, and prescribing rules, insurance coverage, and telehealth requirements vary by state and change often. Provider availability is compiled from public sources and may be out of date. Confirm current details directly with the provider and consult a licensed physician before starting treatment.