Check your T levels from home
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*Return your kit within 30 days of receiving it to get a $69 credit toward a future eligible Hims purchase. Restrictions apply.
*Return your kit within 30 days of receiving it to get a $69 credit toward a future eligible Hims purchase. Restrictions apply.
*Return your kit within 30 days of receiving it to get a $69 credit toward a future eligible Hims purchase. Restrictions apply.
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“At-home lab testing takes personalized care to a whole new level. It gives us a clear picture of whether key biomarkers like total and free testosterone match your symptoms. This data helps us build a treatment plan that’s truly based on you.”
SVP of Men’s Health at Hims
What are my low testosterone treatment options through Hims?
Hims offers access to a daily oral medication that contains just enclomiphene or combines enclomiphene with tadalafil. The medication containing tadalafil offers a treatment plan for patients with a clinical need to boost testosterone production and help with erectile function. Treatments are offered in 3-, 5-, or 10-month plans.
How do I get started with my low testosterone treatment?
To start low testosterone treatment through Hims, you’ll have a consultation with a licensed healthcare provider. You’ll be guided through lab testing to assess your testosterone levels and determine whether you have a testosterone deficiency. If eligible, a treatment plan—such as enclomiphene—will be prescribed and shipped directly to you.
Does Hims offer access to testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) injections?
No, Hims does not currently offer access to TRT injections.
Why am I required to conduct lab testing?
The lab test is ordered by a healthcare provider as part of your visit. It doesn’t diagnose conditions, but it’s essential for measuring your baseline testosterone levels, assessing for testosterone deficiency, and determining if you’re eligible for treatment. Monitoring levels also helps ensure appropriate dosing and tracks improvement in your health over time.
How will I know if I’m eligible for medication?
Eligibility is determined based on your lab results and medical evaluation. A healthcare provider will review your total testosterone, hormone levels, and any symptoms of low testosterone, like decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, or mood changes, before prescribing any medication.
How do I receive and complete my at-home labs?
As part of your visit, a healthcare provider will order labs processed in a CLIA-certified lab, which is required to determine your eligibility for treatment. Through Hims, you can complete your labs from the comfort of home.
You’ll check out with an initial at-home Hims Labs kit, which will be sent directly to your doorstep. The kit comes with everything you need to take your blood samples at home, along with detailed, step-by-step instructions to help guide you. You’ll collect two samples and send them to the lab for analysis using the same packaging your kit came in and a convenient prepaid return label.
Why do I need to ship my samples back the same day I collect them?
For an accurate lab reading and to avoid a redo, ship your samples via FedEx the same day you collect them—just use the prepaid shipping label included in your kit.
If eligible, how much does Testosterone Rx treatment cost?
Pricing for low testosterone treatment with enclomiphene through Hims starts at $99/month for a 10-month plan paid upfront and in full.
Are video visits with a doctor required?
In some states, a video visit with a healthcare provider is required. If you live in one of these states, you’ll be prompted to schedule a video visit after receiving your lab results.
Is insurance required?
Insurance isn’t required, so there are no complicated insurance questions or health insurance plan considerations.
Can I pay with an FSA or HSA?
Hims & Hers doesn’t take FSA or HSA plans as payment at this time.