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Gameday Men's Health is a franchise network of 400+ in-person men's health clinics founded in 2019 by Evan Miller, Ph.D. Unlike the fully telehealth providers in this directory, treatment and pricing here are set locally by each individual clinic — which is both the appeal (in-person exams, hands-on care) and the biggest risk.
Reviews describe genuinely different experiences depending on which location you visit: some clinics carry A-rated BBB accreditation and strong local reviews, while sister locations show "Poor" Trustpilot ratings and complaints about pricing transparency. Multiple reviewers describe large upfront packages — roughly $1,000–1,200 for several months of treatment — with per-location pricing that reportedly varies based on what a provider believes a specific patient can afford. Get that in writing before you commit at any given location.
As published on gamedaymenshealth.com and reported by patient reviews, verified September 21, 2026.
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Initial consultation & testosterone test | Free (per company marketing) |
| Injections | Lowest-cost option, per-clinic pricing |
| Topical | $200–600/month |
| Pellets | $400–1,000 each |
| Oral (Jatenzo) | $1,000+/month |
| Multi-month upfront packages (reported by reviewers) | ~$1,000–1,200 |
Because pricing varies this much by clinic and treatment format, a single "year 1 total" would be misleading here — more than any other provider in this directory, get a written quote from your specific location before starting.
Pricing is set per clinic. Company materials list a free initial consult, topical from $200–600/month, pellets $400–1,000 each, and oral (Jatenzo) from $1,000+/month, but reviewers report multi-month upfront packages around $1,000–1,200 as well. Get a written, itemized quote from your specific location.
It's a real, operating franchise with 400+ locations, but legitimacy and quality vary significantly by individual clinic — check your specific location's BBB rating and Trustpilot reviews rather than relying on the brand name alone.
Evan Miller, Ph.D., founded the company in 2019.
No, it operates on a cash-pay/membership basis.
No. Multiple reviewers report that pricing for the same services differs by location, and some describe pricing being adjusted based on what a provider believes a specific patient can afford. Confirm total cost and billing terms in writing before starting.
Injections, topical cream/gel, pellets, and oral testosterone (Jatenzo), using bioidentical hormones.
Check the specific clinic's own BBB profile and Trustpilot page — ratings vary meaningfully between locations, so don't assume every Gameday clinic offers the same experience.
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.