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Why testosterone is important

25.7%
Of U.S. adult men have total testosterone levels below 300 ng/dL.
38.7%
Of men aged 45 and older had testosterone levels below 300 ng/dL in the HIM study.
2.1%
Of men aged 40–79 met strict criteria for symptomatic late-onset hypogonadism.
2.69x
Higher adjusted odds of low testosterone associated with obesity.

Research sources: Goulian et al. (2026); Mulligan et al. (2006); Wu et al. (2010).

  • Weekly injection
  • Lab panel required
  • Refills managed
  • Rx only

Testosteronewith testosterone cypionate

Billing period

From $249per monthplus bloodwork

$699for 3 monthsplus bloodwork

$233/mo · save $48

First Initial Visit Included

Billed every three months

A quarter at a time costs less per month and means one fewer thing to think about. Same medicine, same clinician.

Lab panel billed separately: At-home kit $99 · At a local lab $125 · Concierge service, in your home $199

Is this protocol right for you?

Three questions, about fifteen seconds. Some answers rule testosterone out for safety reasons, and we would rather say so now than after you have paid.

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Are you 18 or older?

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This is not the right fit.

The protocols on this page are available to adults only, so this is not something an evaluation can change.

This was a preliminary screen, not a clinical review, and it cannot tell you what is actually going on with your health. A licensed physician can — including whether another Stakt protocol is a better place to start.

Have you ever been diagnosed with — or are you currently being evaluated for — prostate cancer or breast cancer?

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This is not the right fit.

Testosterone is contraindicated in men with known or suspected prostate cancer, and in men with breast cancer. That is a contraindication on the FDA label for testosterone cypionate. We stop on any history of either, which is broader than the label requires, because that is a judgement we would rather a physician made with your records in front of them than one we made from three questions.

This was a preliminary screen, not a clinical review, and it cannot tell you what is actually going on with your health. A licensed physician can — including whether another Stakt protocol is a better place to start.

Are you willing to complete a blood panel before any prescription is written?

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This is not the right fit.

Every testosterone plan here starts with bloodwork. Without it there is no protocol to prescribe, so this is where we would rather stop than take the order. Nothing about this answer says testosterone is wrong for you — only that this is not how we are willing to start.

This was a preliminary screen, not a clinical review, and it cannot tell you what is actually going on with your health. A licensed physician can — including whether another Stakt protocol is a better place to start.

Nothing here rules you out.

This was a preliminary check, not the clinical review. A licensed physician still reads your full intake and your bloodwork before anything is prescribed, and can still tell you this is not right for you.

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Important safety information

Measured, then managed

What you actually get.

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  • Bloodwork first

    A panel on file before anything is prescribed — at home, at a local lab, or with a concierge draw.

  • A licensed clinician

    A licensed healthcare professional reads your panel and your history, and decides whether treatment is appropriate.

  • Prescription only

    Nothing on this page is available without a prescription, and nothing here can be ordered directly.

  • Tracked after you start

    Progress is monitored with ongoing care, and the plan is reviewed against repeat panels.

A physician decides.Every time.

Whether any of this is appropriate for you is decided by a licensed physician after an evaluation. Nothing here is available without a prescription, and nothing here can be ordered directly.

Availability depends on your evaluation and on the state you are in. Side effects and risks are discussed with your physician before anything is prescribed.

The questions in the eligibility check above are a preliminary screen, not the clinical review.

  1. S

    Start

    Tell us about your health, goals, and what you want to change.

  2. T

    Test

    Get the labs you need to better understand your health.

  3. A

    Assess

    Connect with a licensed healthcare professional.

  4. K

    Kickstart

    Begin a personalized treatment plan.

  5. T

    Track

    Monitor your progress with ongoing care.

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What a plan can include.

Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy to a physician’s prescription. They are not FDA-approved products, and the FDA does not review compounded preparations for safety or effectiveness before they are dispensed.

Brand names are the trademarks of their respective owners. Reference to a product is not a claim of affiliation with or endorsement by its manufacturer.

Availability depends on your evaluation and on the state you are in. Side effects and risks are discussed with your physician before anything is prescribed.

Questions

Before you start.

  • How does Stakt Health work?
    Getting started is simple. Complete an online health assessment, provide your recent lab work or arrange testing, and meet with a licensed healthcare provider. Your provider will review your health history, discuss your goals, and determine whether treatment is appropriate.
  • Do I need blood work before getting started?
    Lab work is an important part of understanding your health. You can upload recent blood work if you have it, or arrange testing through our platform. Your provider will determine which labs are appropriate based on your goals and medical history.
  • Do I have to visit a doctor’s office?
    No. Stakt Health offers convenient telehealth consultations, allowing you to connect with licensed healthcare providers remotely. Certain circumstances may require an in-person evaluation or additional testing.
  • Who evaluates my health and prescribes treatment?
    Your care is evaluated by licensed healthcare providers who review your health history, laboratory results, symptoms, and individual needs. Prescriptions are provided only when medically appropriate.
  • What treatments does Stakt Health offer?
    Stakt Health offers personalized care across several areas, including hormone optimization, testosterone therapy, women’s hormone health, weight management, sexual wellness, and longevity-focused healthcare. Available treatments depend on your individual evaluation and eligibility.
  • How long does it take to get started?
    You can complete your initial assessment online in just a few minutes. The overall timeline depends on whether additional lab work is needed, provider availability, and your clinical evaluation.
  • Will I automatically receive a prescription after signing up?
    No. Completing an assessment or scheduling a consultation does not guarantee a prescription. Your provider will determine whether a treatment is appropriate and safe based on your individual health needs.
  • Does Stakt Health accept insurance?
    Our services may involve direct-pay treatment options. Coverage and payment arrangements vary by service. Contact our team for details about available pricing and payment options.
  • How do I receive my medication?
    If treatment is prescribed, medication fulfillment and delivery arrangements will be coordinated through the appropriate pharmacy. Availability and shipping requirements depend on the prescribed medication and your location.
  • Can I continue treatment if I already have a doctor?
    Absolutely. You can share existing laboratory results and relevant medical information with your provider. Your healthcare provider will review your current treatment and determine whether care through Stakt Health is appropriate.
  • Is telehealth available in my state?
    Telehealth availability depends on provider licensing, treatment type, and applicable state requirements. Availability may vary depending on the service you’re interested in.
  • What happens after I start treatment?
    Your care doesn’t end with your initial consultation. Depending on your treatment, your provider may recommend follow-up appointments, laboratory testing, and adjustments to your care plan to monitor your progress and response.
  • What is telehealth?
    Telehealth is care delivered over secure video or phone instead of in a clinic. You meet a licensed physician from wherever you are, and they can assess you, order labs, and prescribe when it is clinically appropriate.
  • What do I need for a visit?
    A phone, tablet, or computer with a camera and a reliable internet connection, plus a private place to talk. You will get a secure link before your appointment.
  • What if I have an emergency?
    Stakt Health is not for emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

Ready when you are.

Book a visit in a couple of minutes. If we are not the right fit for what you need, we will tell you and point you somewhere better.

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Where Stakt Health is available

Everything Stakt Health offers is prescription care, and a prescriber has to be licensed in the state you are physically in when you are evaluated. These are the states and jurisdictions we serve today.

  • Alaska
  • Alabama — some peptide therapies restricted
  • Arkansas
  • Arizona
  • California — some peptide therapies restricted
  • Colorado
  • Connecticut
  • District of Columbia
  • Delaware
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Hawaii
  • Iowa — some peptide therapies restricted
  • Idaho
  • Illinois
  • Indiana
  • Kansas
  • Kentucky
  • Massachusetts — some peptide therapies restricted
  • Maryland
  • Maine
  • Michigan
  • Minnesota
  • Mississippi
  • Montana
  • North Carolina
  • Nebraska
  • New Hampshire
  • New Mexico
  • Nevada — some peptide therapies restricted
  • Ohio — some peptide therapies restricted
  • Oklahoma
  • Oregon
  • Pennsylvania
  • South Carolina
  • Tennessee
  • Texas
  • Utah
  • Virginia
  • Vermont
  • Washington
  • Wisconsin
  • West Virginia
  • Wyoming

Some peptide therapies are restricted in these states under current regulations, and others may still be available. In California, Nevada, and Ohio, weight-loss peptides are the only peptides that can be prescribed today. Whether any treatment is appropriate for you is decided by the licensed provider who evaluates you.