Care modelFully telehealth, with at-home blood draws
CompanyF3 Health Inc. No physician or medical director is named; a nurse practitioner is listed as a clinical consultant.
PricingFrom $149/mo all-inclusive (shown as reduced from $249)
What's includedMedication, TRT labs, consults and follow-ups, and express shipping
Treatment formatsTestosterone cypionate injections and enclomiphene
BillingMonthly, no long-term commitment; cancel at least 72 hours before your billing date
Refund policyCurrent billing cycle only, and only if medication hasn't been ordered; full refund if a provider disqualifies you
Review signalTrustpilot 3.5/5 from 7 reviews, too small a sample to rate; no BBB profile found
State availabilityNot published. Feel30 says it serves "many U.S. states" and checks eligibility in its intake quiz.
3.5/5
Atlas Score
Scored November 10, 2026 against five published criteria
Medical safeguards30%4.25Labs before prescribing and follow-up consults included; video access to a physician offered, but a live visit is not stated as required
Pricing transparency25%5All-inclusive monthly price published with labs and consults included; no complaint pattern
Reputation20%1Only 7 Trustpilot reviews; no BBB profile found; no regulatory actions found
Access & options15%2.5States not published; injection and oral; enclomiphene available
Customer terms10%3.5Cancel any time with 72 hours' notice; refund policy published; insurance not billed, HSA/FSA not stated
Patient reviews: Trustpilot (7 reviews, too few to rate). Third-party ratings, not verified by us. How they count
Feel30 is a newer telehealth brand with a simple offer: testosterone therapy from $149 a month with medication, lab work, consults, and shipping all in one price. Blood can be drawn at home at no extra charge, or at a Quest or Labcorp location.
The clinical outline is reasonable. Feel30 says treatment is prescribed only if medically necessary, that its team monitors your labs, and that follow-up consultations are included. It advertises video access to a dedicated physician and same-day consults. What it doesn't publish is a follow-up lab schedule, a statement that a live visit is required before prescribing, or the names of its physicians.
The main caution is how little outside evidence exists. Trustpilot has 7 reviews, averaging 3.5, which is too few to mean much. One reviewer objected to extra fees for additional blood samples and visits, which conflicts with the "no hidden fees" claim, though a single report isn't a pattern. We found no BBB profile and no regulatory action. Feel30's customer terms are clearer than most: it publishes both a cancellation rule and a refund policy.
How It Works
Take the online quiz, which also checks whether Feel30 serves your state.
Blood draw at home, or at a Quest or Labcorp location, included in the price.
Consult with a physician by video. Feel30 advertises same-day consults.
Medication ships by express delivery if you're prescribed.
Ongoing care: follow-up consults and lab monitoring are included, but no schedule is published.
Pricing: The Full Breakdown
Figures as published on feel30.com, checked November 10, 2026. "From $149" is a starting price, and the enclomiphene price isn't listed, so confirm yours before you pay.
The site shows $149 as a reduction from $249. If the price returns to $249, a year would cost $2,988, so ask whether your rate is locked.
What's Included vs. Extra
Included
Medication
TRT lab work, including at-home draws
Consults and follow-ups
Express shipping
Extra
Nothing listed. One reviewer reports fees for additional blood samples and visits, so ask what counts as extra.
How billing works: You can cancel any time by email or in your account, but the request has to arrive at least 72 hours before your billing date or the next charge goes through. Refunds cover only the current billing cycle and only if your medication hasn't been ordered yet. If a provider disqualifies you for a medical reason, you get a full refund. Feel30 doesn't bill insurance but will give you paperwork to submit yourself.
Pros
✓One published monthly price that includes medication, labs, and consults.
✓At-home blood draws at no extra cost.
✓Clear cancellation rule and a published refund policy.
✓No long-term commitment.
✓Enclomiphene available as a fertility-preserving option.
Cons
✕Only 7 Trustpilot reviews and no BBB profile, so there's little outside evidence.
✕State list isn't published.
✕No physician or medical director is named.
✕No follow-up lab schedule, and a live visit isn't stated as required.
✕Injections only for testosterone; no cream or oral testosterone.
✕HSA/FSA acceptance isn't stated.
State Availability
Feel30 doesn't publish a state list. It says it serves "many U.S. states" and checks eligibility in its quiz. Our directory can't confirm your state, so check with Feel30 before you rely on this listing.
FAQs
How much does Feel30 TRT cost?
From $149 a month, which Feel30 says covers medication, labs, consults, follow-ups, and express shipping. That's about $1,788 for the first year.
Are labs required?
Yes. Bloodwork comes before a prescription and is included, with an at-home draw or a visit to Quest or Labcorp. Feel30 says it monitors labs during treatment but doesn't publish how often.
Will I see a doctor?
Feel30 advertises video access to a dedicated physician. It doesn't name its physicians or say that a live visit is required before prescribing, so ask.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, by email or in your account, at least 72 hours before your billing date. Service continues to the end of the cycle you've paid for.
Does Feel30 offer a fertility-preserving option?
It offers enclomiphene, though the price isn't listed. See our guide to enclomiphene vs TRT.
Does Feel30 take insurance?
No. It doesn't process insurance claims, but says it can provide documents for you to submit for possible reimbursement. HSA/FSA acceptance isn't stated.
Before you pay any TRT provider, know what to ask. Our printable TRT Checklist has 11 questions to ask any provider, the baseline and follow-up labs a careful provider should order, and a worksheet for the true first-year cost, which is often very different from the advertised monthly price. It's sent when you join the free Monday briefing: FDA, DEA, FTC, and telehealth changes that affect men's health, one email a week.
Medical disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Testosterone replacement therapy requires a prescription and physician supervision. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting treatment.