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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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<blockquote data-quote="HealthMan" data-source="post: 130767" data-attributes="member: 13512"><p>If you have insurance and has been diagnosed with hypogonadism (most insurances require 2 tests showing TT < 300 or lab lower range) it might be cheaper have Defy call in the pharmacy. For HCG that is most likely not the case as compounded HCG is cheaper than brand HCG sold at pharmacies and not many health insurance companies cover fertility drugs. DHEA and Pregnenolone buy OTC from brands like Pure encapsulations. Anastrozole is covered by insurance but you will get 1mg pills and dosing can be a pain. Plus the 25 dollar call in fee will probably kill any savings there. So basically yes you can save some money if you have good insurance. In my case I do have good insurance and did the math about the savings and the hassle to go through insurance didn’t make sense to me. However if money is tigh it can be a good way to save some $$.</p><p>The way to save big is find a insurance covered doctor that would prescribe you all your TRT meds. But tough to find a good TRT doctor that takes insurance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HealthMan, post: 130767, member: 13512"] If you have insurance and has been diagnosed with hypogonadism (most insurances require 2 tests showing TT < 300 or lab lower range) it might be cheaper have Defy call in the pharmacy. For HCG that is most likely not the case as compounded HCG is cheaper than brand HCG sold at pharmacies and not many health insurance companies cover fertility drugs. DHEA and Pregnenolone buy OTC from brands like Pure encapsulations. Anastrozole is covered by insurance but you will get 1mg pills and dosing can be a pain. Plus the 25 dollar call in fee will probably kill any savings there. So basically yes you can save some money if you have good insurance. In my case I do have good insurance and did the math about the savings and the hassle to go through insurance didn’t make sense to me. However if money is tigh it can be a good way to save some $$. The way to save big is find a insurance covered doctor that would prescribe you all your TRT meds. But tough to find a good TRT doctor that takes insurance. [/QUOTE]
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