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Clinic reviews · Updated September 2026

Online Men's Health Clinics: TRT and ED Reviews

Five telehealth clinics that offer testosterone-related treatment, erectile dysfunction treatment, or both, checked against the same six criteria, with the sources behind every fact listed on each review.

  • 5clinics reviewed
  • 6review criteria
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Every review checks

  • Recurring price and billing
  • Prescriber and pharmacy
  • Refund and cancellation terms

Men’s telehealth clinics differ in what they prescribe, how they handle lab work and how they bill. Each review below reads the company’s own pages (medications, pharmacies, lab process, membership, cancellation and refund terms) and adds its BBB and Trustpilot records.

Testosterone is a federally controlled substance, so the prescribing rules differ from most online treatments; see our guide to the federal rules. This page is general information, not medical advice.

Men's clinics compared

What each company publishes about price, prescribing and cancellation. Figures are the ones on its site when we checked; confirm them before you pay.

Men's health clinics compared
ClinicBest forPriceWho prescribesCancel & refundReview
Hone HealthPublished TRT lab schedule and state list$135/mo membership + meds from $28/moPhysician-owned groups; pharmacy unnamedEffective on submit; shipped orders finalRead review of Hone Health
Male ExcelIn-house CLIA lab and named cliniciansFrom $95/mo meds + $99/mo membershipMale Excel Medical P.A.; Anazao, WellDyneRxCancel any time; sales final in the termsRead review of Male Excel
HimsGeneric sildenafil and tadalafil tabletsFrom $22/mo sildenafil, $24 tadalafilYou Health medical groups; six pharmaciesCancel 48 hours before the next orderRead review of Hims
Taurus MedsSublingual 3-in-1 with published strengths$101.94 per order; dose count unlistedOpenLoop Health clinicians; 4 pharmaciesCancel any time; shipped orders finalRead review of Taurus Meds
Quad by MEDViOne price includes consult and shippingFrom $114/mo; dose count not publishedCareGLP P.C.s, OpenLoop; pharmacy unnamedCancel 72 hours before the billing dateRead review of Quad by MEDVi

Listed in order of our overall assessment against the six criteria, including public records such as BBB and Trustpilot. The order is an editorial judgment and is never paid for.

Every men's clinic we reviewed

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Men's clinics

Hone Health review

Best forMen who want a published TRT lab schedule and state list

Hone Health names the physician-owned groups that provide care, publishes a state-by-state availability table and sets out its TRT lab schedule at 3, 6, 9, 12 and 18 months. It suits men who want lab-based testosterone care with a live video consult, paid out of pocket.

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Men's clinics

Male Excel review

Best forMen who want an in-house CLIA lab and named clinicians

Male Excel runs its own CLIA-certified lab, names its physicians and pharmacies, and publishes the states it does not serve. It suits men who want blood work and scheduled monitoring built into one monthly membership.

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Men's clinics

Hims review

Best forMen who want generic sildenafil or tadalafil by subscription

Hims sells FDA-approved generic sildenafil and tadalafil by subscription, alongside its own compounded ED products, which are not approved by the FDA. It suits men who want a free online assessment, published starting prices and free shipping if a prescription is issued.

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Men's clinics

Taurus Meds review

Best forBuyers who want a sublingual ED formula with published strengths

Taurus sells a sublingual 3-in-1 ED formula with the per-dose strengths published, prescribed through OpenLoop Health clinicians and dispensed by four pharmacies its terms name. The formula is compounded and not FDA-approved; it suits buyers focused on that one product who will confirm the dose count at checkout.

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Men's clinics

Quad by MEDVi review

Best forOne monthly price with the consult and rush shipping included

Quad is one sublingual ED liquid on a single monthly price that the page says includes the doctor consultation, rush shipping and 24/7 medical support. It is a compounded medicine, which is not FDA-approved, and suits buyers who will confirm the current formula and strengths in writing.

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Our methodology

How we review every clinic

We check every program against the same six criteria, using only information we can cite. We do not test treatments, so we look at what a company tells you before you pay and what public records say about how it behaves after.

How we review

The six criteria

  • Clinical oversight & pharmacy transparencyA named prescriber and pharmacy, 503A/503B status, compounding and FDA disclosures, a physical address
  • Pricing clarityA recurring price and billing interval you can find before paying, extra fees, price by dose
  • Medication optionsA range of clearly described treatment options
  • Access & logisticsA published state list, lab requirements, review time, shipping and follow-up
  • Cancellation & refund termsRefunds if a clinician declines you, refund windows, cancellation timing, arbitration clauses
  • Reputation signalsBBB and Trustpilot records, complaint volume and the themes that recur
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