Henry Meds TRT Review: Pricing, Kyzatrex & Honest Assessment (2026)

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Henry Meds TRT Review — Full Profile

Last updated: October 3, 2026 Trustpilot 4.4/5 (12,500+ reviews, mostly weight loss) — third-party rating, not our score

Quick Facts

Care modelFully telehealth
CompanyAdonis Health Inc., doing business as Henry Meds; launched in 2022. Care is provided by independent medical groups; your provider may be a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant.
Pricing$129/mo for injectable, cream, or enclomiphene; $179/mo for Kyzatrex (FDA-approved oral testosterone, not available in CA)
What's includedProvider visits, labs, medication and supplies, shipping, and anastrozole if prescribed
Treatment formatsTestosterone cypionate injections, compounded cream, Kyzatrex oral capsules, compounded enclomiphene
EligibilityMen ages 35 to 65 who meet lab-based clinical requirements
BillingMonthly, or longer prepaid plans; multi-month plans may require paying out the balance if you cancel
Refund policyMedication is final sale once shipped; subscription fees generally non-refundable, with a prorated exception for medical discontinuation
State availability⚠️ Not published. "Not all products or services are available in all states." Check during signup.
3.5/5

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Overview

Henry Meds is a large telehealth platform best known for GLP-1 weight-loss programs, with testosterone therapy as one of several lines. Its pitch is a single all-in monthly price: $129/month covers your provider visits, lab work, medication, supplies, and shipping, with no insurance involved. That's one of the more straightforward price structures in this directory.

It's also one of the few telehealth providers offering Kyzatrex, an FDA-approved oral testosterone capsule, at $179/month. Its other options are compounded or commercial testosterone cypionate injections, compounded testosterone cream, and compounded enclomiphene. Compounded drugs aren't FDA-reviewed for safety or effectiveness, and enclomiphene has never been FDA-approved.

The concerns are about service, not the clinical model. Henry's Trustpilot score is strong overall, but most of those reviews are about weight loss. Recent 1-star reviews from 2026, including several TRT patients, describe providers missing video appointments, a support line that's hard to reach, late shipments, and disputes over refunds and multi-month balances. One reviewer mentions confusion after the company "split from a provider" earlier this year. We couldn't confirm what that refers to.

How It Works

  1. Complete the medical forms online, in about five minutes.
  2. Lab work: eligibility for testosterone depends on lab results, and labs are included in the price.
  3. Provider visit: usually a video call. Depending on your state, you may be offered a review without a video call.
  4. Medication ships within about 8–10 business days of your visit, then every 45 days for injectables or every 90 days for oral treatment.
  5. Ongoing care through the patient portal, with messaging and follow-up visits included.

Pricing: The Full Breakdown

Figures as published on henrymeds.com and its programs page, checked October 3, 2026.

ItemCost
Testosterone cypionate injections (with anastrozole, injection kit, labs)$129/mo
Compounded testosterone cream (with anastrozole, labs)$129/mo
Compounded enclomiphene (with labs)$129/mo
Kyzatrex oral testosterone (not available in CA)$179/mo

True first-year cost

ComponentCost
12 months at $129/month (injection, cream, or enclomiphene)$1,548
12 months at $179/month (Kyzatrex)$2,148
Year 1 total$1,548–$2,148

Henry says the monthly price includes visits, labs, medication, and shipping with no hidden fees. Reviewers report that multi-month plans now have to be paid up front, so ask for the exact terms before choosing one.

What's Included vs. Extra

Included

  • Provider visits and ongoing care
  • Lab work
  • Medication, supplies, and shipping
  • Anastrozole, if your provider prescribes it

Extra

  • Nothing listed for the standard plans
  • Reshipping if a package is lost after delivery or the address was wrong

How billing works: You can cancel anytime in the patient portal, by email, or by phone. If you're on a multi-month plan, you may have to pay the rest of the balance unless a provider determines you must stop for medical reasons. Shipped medication is final sale. Damaged or temperature-compromised shipments must be reported within 48 hours to qualify for a replacement.

Pros

  • ✓Simple all-in price: $129/month covers visits, labs, medication, and shipping.
  • ✓Offers Kyzatrex, an FDA-approved oral testosterone, alongside injections and cream.
  • ✓Fertility-preserving enclomiphene option at the same price.
  • ✓Lab results determine eligibility, and there's an age range (35–65) built into its criteria.
  • ✓Detailed, published refund and replacement policy, and LegitScript-certified website.

Cons

  • ✕Recurring 2026 complaints: missed provider appointments, hard-to-reach support, late TRT shipments.
  • ✕Refund and billing disputes, especially on multi-month plans.
  • ✕No published state list.
  • ✕In some states, treatment can be approved without a live video visit.
  • ✕Testosterone is a side line; most reviews and attention go to weight loss.
  • ✕No insurance, and HSA/FSA acceptance isn't stated.

State Availability

Henry Meds doesn't publish which states it serves for testosterone, and says not every service is available everywhere. Kyzatrex isn't offered in California. Confirm availability during signup, before you pay.

FAQs

How much does Henry Meds TRT cost?

$129/month for injections, cream, or enclomiphene, and $179/month for Kyzatrex oral capsules. Visits, labs, medication, and shipping are included.

Are labs required?

Yes. Henry says eligibility depends on lab results, and the labs are included in the monthly price.

Will I see a doctor?

You'll see a licensed provider, usually by video. Henry's consent form notes your provider may be a nurse practitioner or physician assistant rather than a physician. In some states, a review without a video call is offered.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, through the portal, email, or phone. On a multi-month plan, you may be required to pay the remaining balance unless you have to stop for medical reasons.

What is Kyzatrex?

An FDA-approved oral testosterone undecanoate capsule. Its label warns that it can raise blood pressure, so home blood pressure checks are worth doing. Blood pressure guide →

Does Henry Meds take insurance?

No. It's self-pay. HSA/FSA acceptance isn't stated, so ask before you enroll.

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.