Increases T by 2x**

Testosterone Rx+

Enclomiphene + tadalafil + supplements

Get your edge back with one daily pill: enclomiphene to boost testosterone, plus supplements that support circulation, cellular energy, and everyday health. Want extra support for sexual performance, too? There's a version with tadalafil.

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Meet Testosterone Rx+

Boost your testosterone levels naturally*—by up to 2x**—without injections, and without compromising your fertility. Testosterone Rx+ includes enclomiphene and supplements that can be combined with tadalafil. It may be prescribed if a provider determines it’s right for you based on your symptoms and lab results.

About the ingredients

  • Enclomiphene has been shown to double the body’s testosterone levels**

  • Unlike other formulations of TRT, enclomiphene stimulates the body’s natural production of testosterone without impacting fertility*

  • Tadalafil has been shown to boost sexual performance with improved erections and better endurance

  • L-arginine supports circulation***, vitamins B6 & B12 support energy metabolism○,∆, and zinc supports healthy T levels■

How at-home lab collection works

  • To get started, lab testing is required to measure your current levels. After checkout, your initial at-home test kit will be on its way to you. Your kit is good for 3 months after its order date, so plan to use it before then.

  • When you're ready, collect a sample and send it to the lab for analysis. Once your results are uploaded to the app, you'll have a quick video visit with a licensed provider, who'll review them alongside your medical intake to determine your eligibility.

  • If prescribed, you'll receive ongoing labs and regular follow-ups throughout the year to stay on top of progress. This all comes included in your plan.

Potential side effects

  • Like many medications, there are potential side effects. Many side effects are temporary and may go away as your body adjusts to medication.

  • Common potential side effects of enclomiphene include headache, mild nausea, decreased libido, dizziness, and hot flashes. Rare but serious side effects include visual disturbances, blood clots in the legs or lungs, or breast tenderness or enlargement. The full list of potential side effects can be found in the Important Safety Information link above.

  • Common potential side effects of tadalafil include headache, indigestion, visual changes, back pain, muscle aches, flushing, and stuffy or runny nose.

  • Your treatment includes access to unlimited messaging with your Care Team for any questions, and free dosage adjustments as needed.

Personalized through Hims

  • Your starting dose is set from your labs and symptoms—not a one-size-fits-all protocol

  • Your provider recalibrates your treatment as your body responds

  • Ongoing labs and check-ins help make sure your protocol keeps working for you over time

Compounded drug products are not approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness, or quality by the FDA. Not available in all 50 states. Labs and Rx required. © 2026 Hims & Hers Health, Inc.

*Seen in a small study of 46 men with low testosterone taking enclomiphene citrate for at least 3 months. ... Source.

** Seen in a study in 124 men with secondary hypogonadism treated with enclomiphene citrate for 3 months. Source.

*** Role of L-Arginine in Nitric Oxide Synthesis and Health in Humans. Source.

± Based on a October 2025 survey of 423 Hims customers on daily tadalafil treatment plans who reported that they lasted under 10 minutes before treatment and over 10 minutes after treatment. Customers may have been compensated for their opinion and results have not been independently verified. Individual results may vary.

‡ Based on self-reported data collected from 739 Testosterone Rx+ Hims customers who completed initial and follow-up labs. Follow-up labs were completed and returned for analysis after being shipped to customers approximately 60 days after prescription. Optimal is considered 550 ng/dL or higher.

○ Vitamin B6. Source.

∆ Vitamin B12. Source.

■ Te, L., Liu, J., Ma, J., & Wang, S. (2023). Correlation between serum zinc and testosterone: A systematic review. Journal of trace elements in medicine and biology : organ of the Society for Minerals and Trace Elements (GMS), 76, 127124. Source.

◇ This test is ordered by a healthcare provider and processed in a CLIA-certified lab. It does not diagnose conditions. Review results with your provider.

Get to know Testosterone Rx+

Meet enclomiphene, an ingredient used to help you get your edge back

It’s an ideal, injection-free alternative to TRT, especially if fertility is on your mind

Can be combined with tadalafil, an ingredient that helps with sex drive

Supplements are included for circulation, cellular energy, and everyday health support

Compounded drug products are not approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness, or quality by the FDA. Not available in all 50 states. Labs and Rx required. © 2026 Hims & Hers Health, Inc.

*Seen in a study in 124 men with secondary hypogonadism treated with enclomiphene citrate for 3 months

Membership with a complete protocol

From testing to treatment to fine-tuning your dose, your provider and Care Team are with you every step.

  • Two lab tests per year*

  • Required provider review & check-ins for Rx

  • 24/7 messaging access

  • Discreet shipping at no extra cost

  • Exclusive Hims testosterone monthly newsletter

  • Hims Testosterone community

Compounded drug products are not approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness, or quality by the FDA. Not available in all 50 states. Labs and Rx required. © 2026 Hims & Hers Health, Inc.

*Membership includes two qualifying lab tests per year. The first test is for diagnostic purposes. To monitor patient progress and determine the best treatment, a provider will decide if and when additional lab testing is needed.

“A treatment plan that’s truly based on you.”

Lab testing with an at-home test kit gives us a clear picture of whether key biomarkers like total and free testosterone match your symptoms...”

Dr. Peter Stahl

SVP Men’s Sexual Health & Urology, Hims

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Frequently asked questions

What are my low testosterone treatment options through Hims?

Hims offers access to a range of treatments, including oral medications and testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) injections. If eligible, a provider will review your lab results and health history to determine which treatment is appropriate for you.

How do I get started with my low testosterone treatment?

To start low testosterone treatment through Hims, you’ll fill out an intake form and collect a blood sample with an at-home test kit for a provider to assess your testosterone levels and determine whether you have a testosterone deficiency. If eligible, a treatment plan will be prescribed and a test kit shipped directly to you.

Does Hims offer access to testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) injections?

Yes, Hims offers access to a range of treatment options, including testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) injections. Labs and prescription required.

Why am I required to collect a blood sample?

The at-home test kit is ordered by a healthcare provider as part of your intake. The test kit 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 your testosterone levels also helps ensure appropriate dosing, if deemed eligible,  and track improvement in your health over time.

How will I know if I’m eligible for medication?

Eligibility is determined based on your health history, 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 test kit?

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 collect your labs from the comfort of home.

You’ll check out with an initial at-home test kit, which will be sent directly to your doorstep. The kit comes with everything you need to take your blood sample at home, along with detailed, step-by-step instructions to help guide you. You’ll collect one sample and send it  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 sample back the same day I collect it?

For an accurate lab reading and to avoid a redo, ship your sample via UPS the same day you collect it —just use the prepaid shipping label included in your kit.

If eligible, how much does testosterone treatment cost?

You’ll pay a $49 membership fee at checkout (medication cost not included). You can cancel anytime, but canceling your membership will also cancel any active medication plan and access to care through the platform. If prescribed, your medication is billed separately (monthly or upfront, based on your plan), and the price of the medication depends on your prescribed treatment, if eligible. Treatment costs start at $49 per month. You can cancel your medication plan anytime, and it won’t affect your active membership.

Membership is billed separately and does not include or guarantee a prescription. Medication is not available without a membership. Membership fee is not included. 

What is a Hims TRT Membership? 

A Hims TRT membership gives you access to a range of treatment options if eligible, plus unlimited support from a dedicated Care Team. From testing to treatment to fine-tuning your dose, your provider and Care Team are with you every step. Your membership also includes two lab tests per year*, provider review of your lab results, 24/7 messaging access, dosage adjustments as your needs evolve, and support for managing common side effects.

*Membership includes two qualifying lab tests per year. The first test is for diagnostic purposes. To monitor patient progress and determine the best treatment, a provider will decide if and when additional lab testing is needed.

Is insurance required?

Hims & Hers does not take insurance, so there are no complicated insurance questions or health insurance plan considerations.

Can I pay with an FSA or HSA?

Testosterone treatment is not eligible for FSA or HSA reimbursement at this time.