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Testosterone Cream · $179/mo

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TITANXY DRIVE · TRANSDERMAL

Testosterone Cream

Prescription transdermal testosterone · applied daily

Applied daily to the skin. No needles, and quicker to adjust or stop — often suggested for men new to therapy.

$179 /month

Provider review, medication and delivery included. Provisional price.

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Online intake · not charged unless approved
Ships ready to apply in plain, unmarked packaging
Cancel any time before your prescription reaches the pharmacy
Unbranded testosterone cream, prescription only
Rx only · controlled substance

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At a glance

The specifics.

COMPOUNDTestosterone Cream, prescribed for an individual patient
CLASSTransdermal
FORMTopical cream, applied daily to the skin
PROGRAMTitanXY Drive — one other option in this program
AVAILABILITYPrescription only. A Schedule III controlled substance.
DISPENSED BYA licensed U.S. pharmacy
PRICE$179/month, including provider review and delivery

PROVIDER-SET TITRATION

Adjusted, not fixed

StartStep·3Hold

Your provider starts you low, raises the dose only as your body tolerates it, and holds you at the level that works. You never self-titrate — every change is a prescribing decision, and the price does not change with your dose.

About testosterone cream

What it is, and what to ask.

What it is

The same hormone as the injection, delivered through the skin instead. Daily application produces a pattern closer to the body's own rhythm, and because nothing is sitting in a depot it clears quickly — which makes it easier to stop or change. For men who would rather not inject, that combination is the whole argument. A controlled substance requiring a prescription.

How it is used

Applied once daily to clean, dry skin at the site your provider specifies, at about the same time each day. The one rule that matters: it can transfer by skin contact, so let it dry, wash your hands, and cover the area before close contact. Drive begins with a baseline lab panel, and levels are checked and adjusted from there.

What to discuss with your provider

Tell your provider about prostate or breast cancer, heart disease, high haematocrit, sleep apnoea, any skin condition at the application site, and any plans to have children. Critically, tell them who you live with — transfer to women and children is a real risk and shapes where it is applied.

Educational information only. It is not medical advice and does not describe results you should expect. A licensed provider decides what, if anything, is appropriate for you.

One price

No consultation fee, ever.

01

Provider review

Your intake, your prescription, and every dose change after it.

02

Your medication

Dispensed by a licensed U.S. pharmacy. The price is the same at every dose.

03

Ready to apply

Ships ready to use in plain, unmarked packaging. No needles, nothing to mix.

04

Messaging your provider

Side effects, questions, adjustments. No per-visit charge.

You add payment details at checkout and the amount is held, not charged. If a licensed provider decides treatment is not right for you, the hold is released and you pay nothing. See the refund policy.

Also in TitanXY Drive

All 2 treatments →

Your provider prescribes one, not the set. Which one depends on your history — but it helps to know what is on the list.

Find out whether it is right for you.

Your intake goes to a licensed provider. They decide what, if anything, to prescribe — and you are not charged unless they approve it.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Transdermal testosterone can transfer to others by skin contact, causing virilisation in women and children; follow application and washing instructions exactly. Not appropriate for everyone, including men with prostate or breast cancer. Reported risks include skin irritation at the site, increased red-cell count, acne, fluid retention, worsening sleep apnoea, mood changes, and suppression of sperm production and fertility. Ongoing lab monitoring is required. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance. Discuss your full medical history with your provider. Information on this page is educational and is not medical advice. Individual results vary and no outcome is guaranteed. Product imagery is stylised and does not reflect the actual label, size or appearance of the prescription product you may receive. Telehealth is not appropriate for medical emergencies — for emergencies call 911. See Terms and Refund Policy.