Men’s TRT option

Oral Testosterone Rx

  • Testosterone replacement, no needles
  • Reviewed by a licensed Pep’d provider
  • Lab-informed eligibility and follow-up
Important safety info
Meet Oral Testosterone
  • Testosterone replacement taken by mouth, not injected
  • For men with provider-confirmed low testosterone
  • Prescribed only after intake and lab review
About the ingredient
  • Testosterone is the body’s main male sex hormone
  • The exact formulation and instructions depend on the product
  • A Schedule III controlled substance in the U.S.
How you take it
  • Take it on the schedule your provider sets
  • Your provider explains how to take it, including with food if needed
  • Store it as your pharmacy and provider instruct
Safety information
  • Some oral testosterone products can raise blood pressure
  • Can reduce sperm production, so share fertility goals first
  • Not for everyone. Share heart, prostate and sleep history

Replacement, no needles

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    Provider reviewed

    Every prescription is reviewed by a licensed clinician.

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    Taken by mouth

    Testosterone replacement without an injection routine.

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    Labs guide the plan

    Baseline and follow-up labs keep your plan on track.

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    Pharmacy delivery

    If prescribed, shipped by a licensed pharmacy to you.

Oral testosterone products differ. Your provider explains the exact product and instructions.

Prescribed only if appropriate. Individual results vary.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us what changed

    Start with a quick intake about energy, muscle, mood, libido, medical history, and what you want back.

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    Check your numbers

    If labs are needed, an at-home kit helps your provider see where your testosterone actually sits.

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    Provider review

    A licensed provider reviews your intake and labs, then prescribes only if a treatment actually fits.

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    Dial it in over time

    Follow-up labs and provider check-ins help keep your plan tied to your body, not somebody else’s protocol.

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Care that goes past the prescription

Along with your treatment, you get

  • At-home labs when your provider needs them
  • A licensed provider who reviews every plan
  • Messaging with your care team
  • Follow-up check-ins and plan adjustments
  • Pharmacy shipping to your door, if prescribed
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Treatment is provided only if a licensed provider prescribes it.

Individual results vary.

Which testosterone option fits your goals

Pep’d offers a few different testosterone options to fit various goals and health histories. Your provider decides what is appropriate.

Options are shown side by side for comparison only. This is not a clinical trial comparison.

Availability and pricing are confirmed after provider review. Compounded medications are not approved or evaluated by...

Frequently asked questions

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How often is oral testosterone taken?

Your provider sets the schedule. Some oral testosterone products are taken twice a day with food.

Is oral testosterone FDA-approved?

It depends on the exact product your provider prescribes. FDA-approved oral testosterone and compounded testosterone are different products, and approval does not carry over from one to the other.

Can oral testosterone raise blood pressure?

Some oral testosterone products can raise blood pressure, so your provider reviews your history and may monitor it.

How is it different from a testosterone troche?

A troche is a separate option that dissolves in the mouth. Oral testosterone is taken by mouth, and your provider chooses the route that fits you.

Will testosterone affect my fertility?

It can. Testosterone can suppress sperm production, so tell your provider if fertility matters to you. Options such as enclomiphene work differently.

Do I need bloodwork?

For testosterone care, labs are usually part of doing this the right way. They help your provider understand your baseline, check eligibility, and monitor your response over time.

When will I feel a difference?

It varies. In published reviews, sex drive often starts to improve within about three weeks, while changes in muscle and body fat take three to four months. Follow-up labs show how you are responding.

Can I choose the exact medication I want?

You can share your goals and preferences, but a licensed provider reviews your intake and labs and prescribes only if a treatment is medically appropriate.

What is included with a Pep’d prescription?

Provider review of your intake, ongoing messaging with your care team, and a personalized plan. If prescribed, medication ships from a licensed pharmacy.

Do I need an in-person visit to get started?

No. You complete your intake online and a licensed provider reviews it. Your provider will tell you if anything more is needed.

Is insurance required to get started?

No. Pep’d operates outside of insurance, and insurance is not required to get started.

Is oral testosterone available in every state?

Availability varies by state. Your intake will confirm what is available where you live.

Can my provider change my plan over time?

Yes. Your provider can adjust your plan based on how you respond and how you tolerate treatment.

How does delivery work?

If you’re prescribed, a licensed pharmacy ships your medication to your door.

Testosterone is a generic medication name, not a branded trademark. Pep’d is a trademark of Pepd LLC.

  1. 1. Prescription medications require an online consultation with a licensed provider. Testosterone is not available in all 50 states.