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Love me some Dr Crisler. He's a pioneer.

Insurers are wisening up to TRT chop-shops more and more. I heard a rumor that Blue Cross just ended its credentialing with Ageless Male.

Lots of providers in Vegas. Do a google search, you're bound to find something.

I actually have a friend in KC who sees her. Have only heard good things, so far.

*sitting back, popcorn in hand*

I would always advise that you let them handle the prescription. I also think Defy has access to meds that are compounded using better ingredients.

I had one friend who did Ehormones and absolutely hated the experience. My TRT provider is Helix, and I love the protocol they've given me (but they're not nationwide). Other guys have suggested Defy and I would agree with them if there's no good local providers.

Royal Medical seems too 'slick' for my tastes, but I give credit to the doctor for being here. Regarding the referral to Defy: I didn't stay with Defy, but they're honest folks and I would trust them with any of my friends.

Wow - great report! Rev does have a good website with fancy marketing, I will say that. Regarding the 30 day rule for controlled substances: that's hilarious. Jasen Bruce of Defy (love his articles!) wrote an article about how every state will allow testosterone for 90 day scripts. California...

I've never met anyone who can get insurance to cover HCG. One of my consulting jobs was to help reorganize insurance reimbursement protocols for a large insurer. HCG was nowhere to be found on their internal list of meds for coverage.

I'm on the Sermorelin/GHRP2 add-on with Helix as well. I've never felt better.

Congrats on good health!

I'll also just quickly add: no matter what hormone doctor you're with, get your adrenals and thyroid checked - pay extra if you have to. I also highly recommend checking progesterone. These hormones are probably going to get unstable over time, and correcting them when they do will help to keep...

$250 a month is a bargain for the services I receive from Helix. The monthly fee covers all hormone meds, blood work, and concierge service. I had a mostly good experience with Defy. The reason I switched was because: 1. I wanted my cortisol and thyroid (T3 and T4) levels to be monitored...

Again, asking for a friend. Las Vegas has a lot of snake-oil. Wanted to know if anyone has found a good resource there? Thank you all!