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Does the $98 price work for testosterone cream as well?
AlphaMD's Answer
Unlike injectable TRT, creams are very cost to dosing dependent. In some cases the cost can remain the same, in other higher dosing situations, we may need to add additional cost to cover the more expensive medication that is the large volume of topical Testosterone. However, if we needed to do that, we would talk about it with you & apply the same level of additional discount to the added cost that the 12 month package would apply to the baseline cost.
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