Energy and focus
Low testosterone can be associated with fatigue, reduced motivation, and difficulty concentrating.
Clinician-guided hormone care
Start with comprehensive lab work and a one-on-one clinician consultation to understand your testosterone levels and what comes next.
Includes initial lab panel and clinician consultation. A prescription is not guaranteed. If approved and prescribed, you’ll be charged an additional $149; no action is needed from you.
Convenient testing, reviewed by a clinician
Understanding TRT
Testosterone plays a role in energy, sexual function, mood, muscle mass, and bone health. Levels can change with age, health conditions, medications, sleep, and other factors.
TRT is a prescription treatment for clinically confirmed testosterone deficiency. A licensed clinician uses your symptoms, health history, and lab results together to decide whether treatment is appropriate.
What low T can affect
Symptoms alone cannot diagnose low testosterone. Lab testing and clinical evaluation are essential.
Low testosterone can be associated with fatigue, reduced motivation, and difficulty concentrating.
Changes in testosterone can affect muscle mass, physical performance, and recovery.
Low libido and changes in sexual function may be associated with testosterone deficiency.
Mood changes, increased body fat, and reduced wellbeing can have many causes, including low testosterone.
Individual results vary. TRT is only prescribed when a clinician determines it is medically appropriate.
Why Third Avenue
The first step is understanding the full picture—not rushing to a prescription.
Your initial panel gives the clinician objective data to review alongside your symptoms and history.
A clinician evaluates your results and determines whether further testing or treatment may be appropriate.
Complete your intake online and review results without the waiting room.
Treatment decisions and monitoring are individualized around your health, risks, and goals.
Your first step
Your starter assessment includes an initial lab panel, clinician consultation, and a personalized review of your next steps. If approved and prescribed, you’ll be charged an additional $149; our care team will handle it automatically.
Testosterone therapy may impair fertility and is not appropriate for everyone. Potential risks can include increased red blood cell count, acne, fluid retention, worsening sleep apnea, prostate-related effects, and cardiovascular complications. Tell your clinician about all health conditions and medications. Medication is only prescribed after an independent clinical evaluation. If approved and prescribed, you’ll be charged an additional $149 by our care team; no action is needed from you.
How Third Avenue works
Step 1
Complete an initial lab panel so your clinician can review testosterone and relevant health markers.
Step 1Step 2
Meet online with a licensed clinician to discuss your results, symptoms, medical history, and goals.
Step 2Step 3
If treatment is appropriate, your clinician explains the options, monitoring, potential benefits, and risks.
Step 3Treatment is not guaranteed. A clinician will determine whether TRT is appropriate based on your symptoms, health history, physical assessment when required, and laboratory findings.
Possible symptoms include reduced sex drive, fatigue, mood changes, difficulty concentrating, reduced muscle mass, increased body fat, and changes in sexual function. These symptoms can have many causes, so testing and clinical evaluation are important.
It includes an initial lab panel and an online consultation with a licensed clinician. If you are approved and medication is prescribed, you’ll be charged an additional $149. No action is needed from you; our care team will process the charge after approval.
No. A prescription is never guaranteed. Your clinician will determine whether treatment is medically appropriate after reviewing your lab results, symptoms, health history, and any additional information required in your state. If approved and prescribed, you’ll be charged an additional $149.
If you are eligible, your clinician will discuss appropriate treatment options, dosing, monitoring, potential benefits, and risks. The exact treatment depends on your individual clinical evaluation and state availability.
Response times vary by person and by symptom. Your clinician will explain what to expect and how your progress and laboratory values should be monitored. Do not change a prescribed dose without medical guidance.
Yes. Testosterone therapy can reduce sperm production and may impair fertility. Tell your clinician if you are trying to conceive now or may want children in the future.
No. The starter assessment is a cash-pay service. Your clinician will explain any additional costs before you choose to continue with testing or treatment beyond what is included.
Availability depends on clinician licensing and state requirements. The online program is currently unavailable in Alaska, Mississippi, and New Jersey.