Testosterone Treatment Evaluation

What this is

Testosterone therapy is a prescription treatment that a licensed healthcare provider may consider for adults who have been clinically evaluated for low testosterone (hypogonadism), based on symptoms, medical history, and laboratory results. It is not appropriate for everyone, and starting an evaluation does not guarantee a prescription.

How the process works

Because testosterone is a controlled substance, we follow each of these steps in order. Nothing is prescribed or shipped until the provider has completed their review.

1. Identity verification. You confirm who you are with a valid government-issued photo ID, as required for controlled-substance care.
2. Medical intake. You complete a health questionnaire covering your medical history, current medications, symptoms, and goals.
3. Provider consultation. A licensed healthcare provider through NH RX, our telehealth provider, reviews your information and may follow up with you by secure message, phone, or video.
4. Clinical determination. The provider decides whether testosterone treatment is medically appropriate. The provider may decline to treat, ask for more information or labs, or recommend a different treatment or an in-person visit.
5. Prescription. If treatment is approved, the provider decides the medication, formulation, strength, and quantity. You do not choose your dose.
6. Authorized prescribing. The licensed provider issues the prescription in accordance with federal and state controlled-substance laws.
7. Pharmacy fulfillment. The prescription is transmitted to Partell Pharmacy, which dispenses and ships your medication. Partell Pharmacy does not ship to Texas.
8. Follow-up and refills. Ongoing treatment requires periodic follow-up with your provider, which may include lab work. Refills are not automatic. They depend on the provider’s review and are limited by law.

Who is involved

• More Moments operates this website and provides the online intake platform, payment processing, and customer support. More Moments does not issue prescriptions or dispense medication.
• NH RX is the telehealth provider. Its licensed healthcare providers evaluate you and decide whether treatment is appropriate.
• Partell Pharmacy is the licensed pharmacy that dispenses and ships your medication if a prescription is issued.

Dosage

Your provider determines your medication, dose, and schedule based on your evaluation, lab results, and response to treatment. Strength options shown on this page are not a selection you make yourself, and the provider may change or discontinue treatment at any time.

Compounded medication disclosure

This medication is prepared by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient based on a prescription. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are marketed.

Important safety information

Testosterone treatment has risks and is not right for everyone. Possible risks include increased red blood cell count, increased blood pressure, worsening sleep apnea, reduced sperm production and fertility, swelling, acne, breast tenderness or enlargement, and effects on the prostate. Testosterone may also carry a risk of misuse or dependence. Tell your provider about all your conditions and medications, especially a history of heart disease, stroke, blood clots, prostate or breast cancer, or sleep apnea. Seek medical help right away for chest pain, shortness of breath, weakness on one side of the body, or trouble speaking.

Treatment is not guaranteed, results vary, and testosterone is not intended to treat anything other than a condition the provider has diagnosed. Do not share your medication with anyone.

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