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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Question about switching to Insurance for TRT
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<blockquote data-quote="VacationMan" data-source="post: 250606" data-attributes="member: 12425"><p>In my case, I switched from a urologist to Defy...mainly because the urologist was stubborn and wouldn't listen to his patient [me]. He wouldn't test E2, didn't look at SHBG...would only test for total T and total E. It was obvious [to me] that he simply didn't know how to effectively treat low T. I transitioned to Defy and life has been sooooo much better.</p><p></p><p>I now work with my primary care physician for ordering labs. I basically tell him what labs to order and he just does it for me. I visit a Labcorp site and they do the draw. My insurance covers the labs at 100% with no copay. Then I use those lab for my 6-month follow-ups with Defy as well as my 6-month follow-ups with my PCP.</p><p></p><p>Before transitioning to Defy, I had grief getting more than 4 to 5 1 ml vials per refill of Test C when insurance was paying for it (with a high copay, might I add). Now through Defy/Empower, I get a proper amount of Test C each and every time I refill. The trick is staying on top of your "inventory" of medications and ordering ahead of time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VacationMan, post: 250606, member: 12425"] In my case, I switched from a urologist to Defy...mainly because the urologist was stubborn and wouldn't listen to his patient [me]. He wouldn't test E2, didn't look at SHBG...would only test for total T and total E. It was obvious [to me] that he simply didn't know how to effectively treat low T. I transitioned to Defy and life has been sooooo much better. I now work with my primary care physician for ordering labs. I basically tell him what labs to order and he just does it for me. I visit a Labcorp site and they do the draw. My insurance covers the labs at 100% with no copay. Then I use those lab for my 6-month follow-ups with Defy as well as my 6-month follow-ups with my PCP. Before transitioning to Defy, I had grief getting more than 4 to 5 1 ml vials per refill of Test C when insurance was paying for it (with a high copay, might I add). Now through Defy/Empower, I get a proper amount of Test C each and every time I refill. The trick is staying on top of your "inventory" of medications and ordering ahead of time. [/QUOTE]
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