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That's about $70 a month. Even if insurance doesn't cover any of it, it's still cheaper than the $250-300 I was having to pay out of pocket for a month's supply of Androgel recently. I've seen a few posts mentioning Defy medical. I've never heard of it before but will have to look into it.

60% of the Dr visit or for the medication? My problem with Aetna was them not covering any of the meds. They paid for the dr visit.

You mean go to Androgel's or Axiron's website and buy directly from there? I've never heard of that before. Has anyone here done this before? Thanks! I'll definitely give him a call.

It does. I explained my current dilemma in a separate thread I started yesterday. Can't afford the medication but need to find a good doctor in my area that may be able to help. Also need some kinda insurance that can help me with the meds. $300+ a month is way too much for me right now.

Try going through that at 39. :mad:

I just moved to this area and wanted to ask if anyone here has any experience with doctors in the bay area. I'm 39 and was diagnosed with very low T level (low 200s) 2 years ago. The doctor I used to see in PA would sometimes give me free samples of Axiron and Testim so sometimes I could go 6...