Male Excel vs Henry Meds: What TRT Costs (and What You Get)

Male Excel vs Henry Meds favors Henry for a lower published injection bill: $1,548 across 12 payments versus Male Excel’s $2,727 before shipping and unpriced extras. Male Excel promises the same provider and 60-day reviews. These are models, not full quotes. Confirm testing and state access; near-term fertility plans call for specialist advice first.

By TRT Provider Guide · Last verified September 2026 · Sources checked September 16, 2026 A side-by-side comparison built from each company's public pages, terms, and complaint records. We did not enroll with either company.

That $1,179 published-rate gap is real. It's not the whole story.

These two companies run different blood panels. They add different extra medicines. They handle refunds in very different ways. And one detail on Male Excel's own lab-test page is worth knowing before you order its kit. We'll get there.

See a clinician first if your low testosterone hasn’t been confirmed through symptoms or signs and appropriate repeat early-morning blood tests, or you’re planning fertility in the near term. Here’s who should take a different first step. Clinical guidance

The quick verdict

Fit judgments are ours, based on published offers—not measured medical outcomes. Sources: Male Excel’s program, pricing, Henry’s offer, Henry’s terms, and the Male Excel and Henry BBB files. BBB records are company-wide, not TRT-only.

This page compares adult men’s testosterone-deficiency care in the United States, not gender-affirming care, care for women or minors, or performance-enhancing use.

Published-price sources: Male Excel pricing and Henry’s TRT offer. The cost model below shows the assumptions and missing fees.

How we make money: Male Excel and Taurus Meds are affiliate partners. TRT Provider Guide may earn a commission through affiliate links elsewhere on the site; the provider links on this page are direct, non-affiliate links. We earn nothing from Henry Meds. Commissions don’t set our conclusions. On published price, the company that pays us nothing wins, and we say so. Affiliate disclosure

Review Male Excel’s care setup and intake steps → Male Excel lists a $99 at-home lab kit and consult. A clinician decides whether treatment fits you. Paying doesn’t guarantee a prescription.

Price matters most? See Henry Meds' current TRT price on its own site. We earn nothing from that link.

Educational information, not medical advice. TRT Provider Guide is not a clinic and doesn’t diagnose, prescribe, or decide who qualifies for treatment. Chest pain or sudden trouble breathing needs emergency care now: call 911. A newly swollen, painful leg needs urgent medical assessment. KYZATREX safety information

TRT Provider Guide is the independent decision resource for testosterone replacement therapy — helping U.S. adults understand how low testosterone is evaluated, compare online and local care models and providers, and choose the next step that fits their health needs, fertility plans, budget, state, and care preferences, with every material claim verified and dated.

What we actually verified

Checked on: September 16, 2026.

What we read: Male Excel's pricing, TRT, injection, lab-test, FAQ, guarantee, and Terms pages. Henry Meds' TRT page, TRT landing page, Programs document, Terms of Service, and TRT help-center articles. Both BBB profiles and complaint files. Trustpilot. The published American Urological Association (AUA) guideline and Endocrine Society guidance. The KYZATREX prescribing information on DailyMed. FDA, DEA, and HHS notices, including the June 2026 testosterone-label request.

Confirmed as published: list prices, stated inclusions, the lab tests each company lists, written refund and cancellation terms, pharmacy rules, arbitration terms, Male Excel’s stated excluded states, and BBB grades and complaint counts. Reading a company’s statement is not independent proof that it delivers that service.

Stated by the companies, not tested by us: how often you reach a clinician, shipping times, and service promises.

Still unconfirmed: Male Excel’s shipping fee and complete first-year invoice; the exact injection and dispensing pharmacy assigned to either patient; each assigned clinician’s state authority; Henry’s full TRT state list, checkout payment dates and repeat-lab cadence; and whether all needed diagnostic repeat tests or extra tests are included at either company.

What we didn't do: enroll, receive medicine, contact support, or test a cancellation. Totals below are our own math from published prices. This page hasn't been reviewed by a clinician.

How we work: How We Review TRT Providers

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How do Male Excel and Henry Meds compare at a glance?

Henry Meds advertises provider visits, lab work, compounded testosterone, and shipping from $129 a month, or KYZATREX capsules for $179. Male Excel charges $99 to start, $99 a month for ongoing provider care, and medicine separately in 60-day supplies. Those are different packages, not matched prescriptions. Male Excel pricing · Henry offer

List prices as of September 16, 2026. Your prescription can change the Male Excel medicine price. This table records provider statements, not an independently tested service comparison. Sources: Male Excel pricing, program, lab kit, FAQ and terms; Henry’s offer, Programs, terms, signup billing and required tests.

The right TRT provider is not the same for every person — it depends on whether low testosterone has been properly evaluated, your symptoms and health history, your fertility plans, your state, your insurance or cash-pay preference, your treatment-format preference, your budget, and whether online or in-person care is the better starting point. Some situations belong with primary care, urology, endocrinology, reproductive urology, or urgent or emergency care when the symptoms warrant it. Because a general answer cannot resolve those for you, use TRT Provider Guide's Find My TRT Path tool to map your situation to the right care route and the questions to ask before you pay.

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What does Male Excel vs Henry Meds cost in a year?

At published starting rates, a 12-payment injection model is $2,727 before shipping and unpriced extras at Male Excel and $1,548 at Henry Meds. Male Excel’s extra cost comes mostly from its separate $99 monthly membership. Henry’s FDA-approved oral capsule model is $2,148 for 12 payments; none of these figures is a complete personal quote. Pricing sources · Henry rates

Neither company’s public starting price establishes your complete first-year bill. So we built a 12-payment model from their published prices.

The 12-payment cost table

How we got these numbers:

• Male Excel injection: $99 + 12 × ($99 membership + $120 medicine) = $2,727
• Male Excel cream: $99 + 12 × ($99 + $132) = $2,871
• Henry injection or cream: 12 × $129 = $1,548
• Henry KYZATREX: 12 × $179 = $2,148

Model assumptions: starting rates stay unchanged; Male Excel has 12 membership charges and six medication charges of $240 for injections or $264 for cream; Henry has 12 charges at the selected advertised monthly rate, with no separately quoted intake fee. Male Excel’s listed packages include thyroid medicine. Henry’s plan and exact prescription must be confirmed. These are not medically interchangeable packages. Male Excel · Henry

Why the first 90 days looks higher at Male Excel: the cash-flow example includes the $99 intake, three $99 membership payments, and two prepaid 60-day medicine shipments: $99 + $297 + $480 = $876, or $99 + $297 + $528 = $924 for cream. That buys 120 days of medicine, not just three months. The same three-month period allocated at the monthly-equivalent rates would be $756 or $792 including intake. The timing example is not a tested checkout or a confirmed personal billing schedule.

Not priced as zero: Male Excel shipping and handling, any required outside or extra tests, sample replacements, extra visits, and other charges not expressly included in your written plan. Henry advertises bundled labs and shipping, but its general terms allow charges unless included in the selected offer. Six 60-day supplies also cover 360 days, not a full 365-day year. Male Excel terms · Henry terms

We didn't count the $99 Male Excel kit twice. We didn't add shipping as $0 — Male Excel says it charges shipping, but doesn't publish the amount. And these are starting prices. They are not a quote for your prescription.

The gap: In these models, Male Excel’s injection plan costs $1,179 more than Henry’s across 12 payments. That’s about $98 a month. The cream gap is $1,323.

How the charges can land on your card

This matters more than the yearly total. Male Excel bills medicine in two-month chunks, so your charges can swing up and down. The example below assumes its membership and medicine charges start together; your dates may differ. Male Excel billing

Get the actual dates before payment. Henry’s signup-billing help article says the charge timing depends on the treatment line; neither a medicine supply interval nor this example establishes your renewal dates.

What Male Excel customers say they were actually charged

Starting prices and real invoices aren't always the same thing.

Male Excel's BBB complaint file, which we read on September 16, 2026, includes four complaints from March to June 2026 that list exact amounts. In each, the customer described a first medicine charge between $283.60 and $308.60, plus the $99 membership, right after the consult. That's more than the $240 starting price for 60 days.

These are customer allegations, not invoices we authenticated. The relevant records run from March through June 2026 in the first complaint page and second page. They do not establish what a typical patient pays.

Several of those customers said an ad had shown $49 or $79. Male Excel's own site lists $99 for the kit and consult. In its public replies, Male Excel said order totals vary with each patient's needs, and said it refunded the disputed charges in all four cases.

In the March 3 case, the customer later confirmed receiving the money back but still wanted confirmation that the account was closed. A refund and a completed cancellation are different questions. BBB record and company replies

The takeaway: Before you click "pay" in any patient portal, ask for the full invoice total. One customer said he clicked the pay button expecting to see an invoice first. He was charged immediately.

The $30 inside Henry's $129

Henry’s Terms of Service say $30 of its bundled billing is a medical consultation fee for each provider evaluation that produces a prescription. It isn’t an extra $30 added to the advertised $129. Henry’s consultation-fee terms

What the $30 changes is refunds. Once a clinician writes your prescription, that $30 can't be refunded, even if you never fill it. Henry may also subtract a processing fee from any refund it approves.

Watch the billing clocks

Monthly prices and medicine supplies don't always line up.

• Male Excel bills medicine “every other month” for a “60-day supply.” Those phrases don’t establish the same calendar. A seventh fill could be needed near day 360 if supply and refills follow strict 60-day intervals; that is a scenario to ask about, not a verified seventh charge. Male Excel pricing
• Henry Meds lists a monthly price. But its Programs document describes an injection allowance per 28 days, its TRT page says injection shipments come every 45 days, and its landing page says every 30, 60, or 90 days. An allowance or shipping interval is not a billing cycle. The documents do not support multiplying the $129 price into 13 annual charges. Programs · TRT page · Landing page

Ask each company for your exact billing dates in writing.

What the medicine alone costs

A pharmacy quote for an FDA-approved manufactured testosterone cypionate prescription is a drug-only price. You’d still need a prescriber, lab work, and follow-up care. Match the exact product, vial size, quantity and usable supply before comparing it with a subscription. FDA-approved cypionate labeling

Neither company publishes enough cost-accounting detail to say how much of your payment goes to the drug, clinical care, operations or profit. A low pharmacy price cannot answer that.

Male Excel costs more. Here's what the extra buys.

Male Excel does not bundle everything into one low monthly price. At starting rates its 12-payment model runs about $1,179 more than Henry Meds, and the example bills swing between roughly $339 and $99 before shipping. If the lowest published bill is your top priority, Henry Meds is the better starting point for a quote — and we earn nothing from telling you that. Male Excel · Henry

Male Excel charges for care separately from medicine and makes a specific membership promise: the same provider over time, a structured review every 60 days, unlimited e-visits with your provider, and a written promise to refund your first three months of membership fees if you meet its guarantee terms and don’t improve. Its treatment model also uses a daily low-dose routine. Henry’s ordinary subscription refund terms focus on loss of medical eligibility, not satisfaction, with other limited exceptions. Male Excel care · Guarantee terms · Henry terms

That's a different care setup. It isn't proof of better medical results. If it's the setup you want, the extra money has a clear purpose.

See Male Excel's current price list → Check today's medicine and membership prices before you start.

Price is the deciding factor? Compare Henry's $129 plan on its own page. We earn nothing from Henry.

More detail: Male Excel cost breakdown · Henry Meds TRT cost

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Which one fits you better — Male Excel or Henry Meds?

Henry Meds is the stronger published-price fit for men comparing these two offers, and it names an FDA-approved capsule option. Male Excel’s stated fit is same-provider care, 60-day reviews, and a daily protocol. Unconfirmed low testosterone calls for proper evaluation first; near-term fertility plans call for fertility-focused advice before a testosterone subscription. Offers · Male Excel care · Clinical guidance

Find your row.

These are editorial fit judgments, not prescriptions or rankings of clinical quality. Basis: published prices, Male Excel’s program and terms, Henry’s offer and terms, BBB records, and clinical guidance.

Didn't see yourself clearly? That's common. Your health history, state, budget, and fertility plans all change the answer.

Map my care route with Find My TRT Path → Free and educational. It won’t diagnose you or promise a prescription. It helps you compare care routes and prepare questions before you pay.

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Who should skip both Male Excel and Henry Meds for now?

Skip a testosterone-treatment commitment for now if low testosterone hasn’t been properly evaluated, you want to have a baby soon, or you have a condition that needs specialist review. Testosterone can lower sperm production. Primary care, urology, endocrinology or reproductive urology may be the better starting point; a program’s evaluation is not the same as agreeing to treatment. Endocrine Society guidance

We'd rather lose your click than point you the wrong way.

If you want kids in the near future

Testosterone from outside your body can shut down your own sperm production. The Endocrine Society recommends against starting testosterone therapy in men planning fertility in the near term. The AUA says men with testosterone deficiency who care about fertility should have a reproductive health check before treatment. AUA guideline, statement 10 · Endocrine Society

Both companies mention this on their sites. Both also sell pills that work differently from testosterone — more on those below. A general TRT plan is not a substitute for a fertility evaluation. Nobody can promise that a pill protects or restores fertility. AUA guideline

If a baby is in your plans, start with a urologist or reproductive urologist.

Understand the fertility-first care route →

If your low T hasn't been confirmed

The AUA says low testosterone should be diagnosed only after two total testosterone tests, on separate days, both taken early in the morning. It calls a level below 300 ng/dL a reasonable cutoff. It also requires compatible symptoms or signs. A single number doesn’t make a diagnosis. The cutoff supports clinical evaluation; it is not a universal diagnosis for every lab, patient or situation. AUA guideline, statements 1–3

If you haven’t had that evaluation, arrange it first—through a suitable local clinician or a program that can complete the proper workup. The Endocrine Society specifies repeat morning, fasting testing with accurate assays. Here’s how TRT blood tests work. Guidance

If you have one of these conditions

The Endocrine Society’s 2018 clinical guideline, still listed on its guideline site, recommends against starting testosterone if you have:

• Breast or prostate cancer
• A prostate lump, or a PSA above 4 ng/mL (or above 3 if you're at higher risk) that hasn't been checked by a urologist
• A high hematocrit (too many red blood cells)
• Severe sleep apnea that isn't being treated
• Severe urinary symptoms
• Heart failure that isn't under control
• A heart attack or stroke in the last 6 months
• Thrombophilia, a condition that makes blood clots more likely

Those need clinical review first, with an in-person examination or specialist care when needed. This is not a lifetime ban for every person with a past diagnosis. In June 2026, FDA requested narrower prostate-related labeling, including limiting the prostate-cancer contraindication to metastatic disease; that request does not replace a urologist’s assessment or establish that each product label has changed. Endocrine Society recommendation 2.2 · June 2026 HHS notice

Compare online and local TRT care.

Not sure where you land? Use Find My TRT Path to map the care routes and questions to discuss.

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How do Male Excel and Henry Meds test for low testosterone?

Male Excel’s published at-home kit lists testosterone, estradiol, DHEA-S, Free T3, and PSA—not a blood count. Henry’s TRT help center lists a Quest panel with total testosterone, a complete blood count, LH, PSA, and a metabolic panel. Neither published list confirms that every patient gets the needed repeat early-morning testing or that every extra test is included. Male Excel kit · Henry tests

This is a detail a headline price can’t settle. It matters for safety.

What the rules say

A few quick definitions first:

• Total testosterone is all the testosterone in your blood.
• Hematocrit is the share of your blood made of red blood cells. Testosterone can raise it. It's part of a CBC (complete blood count).
• PSA (prostate-specific antigen) is a blood marker used in prostate assessment. It does not diagnose cancer on its own.
• LH (luteinizing hormone) is a brain signal that tells the testicles to make testosterone. It helps show why testosterone is low.
• CMP (comprehensive metabolic panel) checks things like kidney and liver function and blood sugar.

AUA’s published guideline and Endocrine Society guidance explain the role of testosterone, blood-count, prostate and hormone testing in the evaluation.

Now the rules:

• AUA: Diagnose low testosterone only after two early-morning total testosterone tests on separate days, plus compatible symptoms or signs. Measure hemoglobin and hematocrit before offering testosterone. Check PSA in men over 40 before treatment. Statements 1–3, 11–12
• Endocrine Society (2018 guideline): Confirm low testosterone by repeating a fasting morning test, alongside compatible symptoms or signs and accurate measurements. In a July 16, 2026 statement, the society reaffirmed that treatment shouldn’t be based on symptoms alone and that the diagnostic framework applies across adult ages. Guideline · 2026 statement
• KYZATREX prescribing information: before starting, confirm that morning testosterone was measured on at least two separate days and was below normal. This is the named FDA-approved capsule in Henry’s offer, not proof that no other manufactured testosterone could be dispensed. Label, section 2.2

What each company lists

Henry’s full panel comes from its required-tests article, updated February 20, 2024 and still public when checked. Its TRT landing page separately lists total testosterone, a CBC, and a PSA. The other rows use Male Excel’s kit, FAQ and program, plus Henry’s outside-lab, lab-order and refill articles. These are published processes, not verified individual medical records.

Henry’s general terms also describe home-collection services for some care. That does not establish that every required TRT test can be done at home. Ask which collection method applies to your TRT order. Henry terms

The detail on Male Excel's lab page

Here's the one we promised.

Male Excel's test page lists five markers, and a CBC isn't one of them. That means hematocrit — the red-blood-cell number the AUA says to check before starting testosterone — isn't on the list it publishes.

A company can order tests it doesn't list. So this doesn't prove Male Excel never checks it. It does mean we cannot call a CBC included on the strength of the advertised kit. Hematocrit can also be ordered separately. Male Excel’s published panel · AUA baseline testing

Ask Male Excel before you pay: "Where is my hematocrit checked before I start, and how often after?"

Two different ideas about "low"

Male Excel says it treats based on symptoms, not lab numbers alone. Its daily-versus-weekly article says it aims for testosterone levels of 800 to 1,100 ng/dL. That is the company’s stated treatment target, not a diagnosis threshold, a universal normal range, or a target to use on your own. Male Excel’s statement

That approach may appeal to men who’ve been told their levels are “normal for your age.” You should know it’s a different target from the Endocrine Society’s. The society suggests aiming for the middle of the normal range during treatment. Red-blood-cell monitoring is needed regardless of a provider’s preferred target or schedule. Endocrine Society guideline

We did not find a numeric treatment target in Henry’s public TRT offer or Programs document. Henry offer · Programs

Ask both: "What level are you aiming for, and why?"

Ask about the first follow-up—not just the six-month kit. AUA guidance calls for an initial treatment-level check after an appropriate interval, then ongoing testing. KYZATREX’s label calls for hematocrit checks about every three months and periodic blood-pressure checks. Ask who orders each test, who reviews it, and what happens when a result needs prompt attention. AUA follow-up statements · KYZATREX monitoring

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What testosterone do you actually get — FDA-approved or compounded?

Henry Meds advertises compounded testosterone injections and cream from $129 a month, plus FDA-approved KYZATREX capsules for $179 outside California. Male Excel describes its testosterone as U.S.-compounded, but its injection page does not identify the dispensed product. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved; the non-testosterone pills both companies list belong in a separate category. Henry offer · Male Excel · FDA

FDA-approved vs. compounded, in plain words

An FDA-approved drug has passed FDA review for safety, effectiveness, and how it’s made for its approved use. A compounded drug is prepared to meet a patient’s medical need. The FDA doesn’t approve compounded products before they’re sold. A compounded preparation is not an FDA-approved generic, and it is not proven equivalent or safer. FDA’s compounding explanation

The AUA’s published guideline conditionally recommends commercially manufactured testosterone rather than compounded testosterone when possible. That is a product-quality recommendation, not a statement that every patient should take testosterone or that every manufactured format is a fit. AUA guideline, statement 28

Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance in the United States. It needs a valid prescription; giving or selling your prescription to someone else is illegal. DEA steroid fact sheet · KYZATREX controlled-substance information

Male Excel’s testosterone: compounded disclosure and an unnamed injection product

Male Excel’s homepage describes its testosterone as compounded in the United States. Its FAQ calls the cream compounded. Its injection page doesn’t say who makes the injection, so ask for the product and pharmacy name. Homepage · FAQ · Injection page

Male Excel’s ED FAQ, not a patient-specific TRT dispensing record, names Anazao Health and WellDyneRx (Florida). That does not establish which pharmacy fills your testosterone prescription, or verify its current license for your state. ED pharmacy disclosure

Henry’s injections and cream: compounded or product not yet identified

Sources: Henry’s Programs document and TRT offer.

Henry’s named FDA-approved testosterone option

Henry’s listed offer · KYZATREX prescribing information

A few facts about KYZATREX, from the prescribing information revised August 2026 on DailyMed: it’s approved for adult men with testosterone deficiency linked to the conditions listed in the label. That displayed label still says safety and effectiveness for “age-related” low testosterone haven’t been established. Its boxed blood-pressure warning was removed in July 2025; blood-pressure increases remain a warning. KYZATREX label, sections 1 and 5.4

There is a newer class-wide labeling request to know about. In June 2026, FDA requested removal of the age-related limitation and revisions to prostate-cancer and enlarged-prostate language. A requested revision is not proof that every posted product label has changed. We found the age-related limitation still in this August KYZATREX label; ask the prescriber to use the latest applicable prescribing information. The label update does not make compounded drugs FDA-approved or replace diagnosis and monitoring. FDA’s June update · HHS details

The pills that aren't TRT

Male Excel pricing · Triclozene product page · Henry Programs

Male Excel's Triclozene and Henry's enclomiphene work differently. They're meant to push your body to make more of its own testosterone. They are not testosterone replacement.

• Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved for any use.
• Clomiphene is FDA-approved for ovulation problems in women. Using it in men is off-label.
• Male Excel's pricing page calls Triclozene "clomiphene citrate," but its product page calls it "enclomiphene citrate." Those are different drugs. Ask which one you'd get.

The approval distinction is documented by the U.S. military’s Operation Supplement Safety, with FDA materials in its references. “Off-label” means an approved drug is being prescribed for a use outside its approval; it does not make standalone enclomiphene an FDA-approved drug. Neither is a nonprescription supplement.

Neither pill can guarantee preserved or restored fertility. AUA fertility guidance

The add-ons: thyroid at Male Excel, anastrozole at Henry

Male Excel includes desiccated thyroid in its listed starting packages. Its pricing cards show thyroid tablets with both the injection and the cream. A few things to know:

• The American Thyroid Association says the standard treatment for an underactive thyroid is levothyroxine. It doesn’t recommend desiccated thyroid as a first choice, though some patients may choose it with their clinician. ATA statement
• Animal-derived desiccated thyroid products are not FDA-approved. FDA’s current notice describes planned guidance and risk-based enforcement. It also says these animal-derived thyroid products are not eligible for compounding under the usual drug-compounding provisions because they are biological products. That does not establish what Male Excel dispenses; ask for the exact product and manufacturer. Current FDA notice
• Male Excel's own safety information warns that thyroid hormone shouldn't be used for weight loss in people whose thyroid works normally. Provider safety information
• Male Excel’s kit measures Free T3. It doesn’t list TSH, generally the first test used to check thyroid function. The absence from that kit does not prove TSH is never ordered. Kit · ATA thyroid tests

Ask Male Excel: “What test shows I need thyroid medicine? What’s my TSH? What exact product and manufacturer would I receive? What does my plan cost without it?”

Henry Meds lists anastrozole “at no extra cost” if appropriate. Anastrozole is FDA-approved for specified breast-cancer uses in women after menopause. Using it in men is off-label. In one large specialty practice’s retrospective study, 51 of 1,708 men on testosterone—about 3 out of every 100—were prescribed it. That is one practice’s experience, not a rule for who needs it. Henry offer · Anastrozole label · Original study

Ask Henry: “What findings would justify anastrozole in my case, and how would you monitor its benefits and risks?”

If FDA-approved medicine is your priority

Henry’s KYZATREX plan is the clearly identified FDA-approved capsule option between these two — if you’re outside California and a clinician says it fits you. Henry’s “commercial or compounded” injection wording still needs an exact product check. Henry options

Cream is not simply a needle-free version with no added precautions: topical testosterone can transfer to other people. Ask for the exact product’s transfer-prevention instructions, especially around children or a pregnant partner. For oral testosterone, ask about blood-pressure and hematocrit monitoring. AUA topical-transfer guidance · KYZATREX warnings · Treatment formats explained

Read Henry's listed testosterone options → We earn nothing from this link.

Want to use insurance for an FDA-approved manufactured testosterone product? Start with an in-network primary care doctor, urologist or other appropriate clinician, online or local where available, and check your plan’s drug list and prior-approval rules. A prescription does not guarantee coverage. Compare online and local care.

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How often will you talk to a provider, and how do refills work?

Male Excel says you keep the same provider, get a structured review every 60 days, and can book unlimited e-visits for your $99 membership. Henry’s TRT process starts with a video appointment and requires a new lab order and intake form before a new testosterone prescription. We found no guaranteed response time for either company in the pages checked. Male Excel care · Henry refills

Male Excel's setup

• Same provider over time. Male Excel says you'll work with the same provider and get reviews every 60 days.
• Unlimited e-visits with your provider, plus unlimited messaging with its support team. Those are two different things. Messaging goes to support staff, not necessarily a clinician.
• Refills: Before your 60-day supply runs out, Male Excel texts and emails a reminder. You have 48 hours to approve or change your plan before you're billed and it ships.
• Labs: a new kit every 6 months, included.
• Team: Male Excel names Peter Fotinos, MD, as chief medical officer and Lorna A. Brudie, DO, as medical director. It says care comes from an in-house team. One 2026 BBB complaint notes the consult was with a nurse practitioner. These are company-listed roles and a customer report, not verification of your assigned clinician’s license. Company page · Complaint file

Sources for the stated service schedule: Male Excel’s program and refill FAQ. The 48-hour medicine-order window does not establish the separate membership-cancellation deadline.

Henry Meds' setup

• First visit: a telehealth video (audio and video) appointment, per its TRT FAQ.
• Refills: Henry's help center says a new lab order and medical intake form are required for new TRT prescriptions. For controlled medicines, it describes a required follow-up appointment before a new prescription is processed.
• Shipping: Henry says most people get medicine 8 to 10 business days after their provider visit. It says California can take longer because of extra testing for compounded medicine. That is Henry’s explanation and estimate, not a delivery guarantee or an independent review of California pharmacy law. Henry’s TRT page
• Team: Henry’s landing page names Steven Peacock, DO, and lists physician assistants and nurse practitioners. We did not independently confirm current leadership roles or the license of the clinician who would see you. Henry’s published team

Henry’s refill article says a follow-up lab order is emailed about a month before the medicine is expected to run out. Its controlled-substance help page describes an appointment before a new prescription is processed. Ask how lab completion, appointment availability, prescription review and shipping fit together; a paid subscription is not a guarantee of an uninterrupted refill. Refill process · Controlled-substance follow-up

What customers report

Service promises and real experiences can differ. In Henry's BBB file, recent complaints describe phone lines going to voicemail, trouble booking follow-ups, and gaps between charges and shipments. Many of those involve Henry's weight-loss plans, not TRT. In Male Excel's file, the biggest group is billing complaints.

These are reports in the Henry complaint file and Male Excel complaint file, not support tests we performed. The files do not supply a TRT-specific delay or complaint rate.

Neither pattern proves what will happen to you. It does tell you what to watch.

If one provider and a set check-in schedule matter most to you, that is the model Male Excel advertises. Confirm who would see you and what happens when that clinician is away. Male Excel care

Check Male Excel’s provider-access and follow-up details → Review the care model before the $99 kit and consult. A clinician—not a questionnaire—decides whether treatment fits.

More detail: Male Excel profile · Henry Meds TRT profile

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Can you cancel or get a refund?

You can cancel either one, but getting money back is limited. Male Excel has a conditional 90-day membership-fee guarantee alongside final-sale terms and case-by-case discretion. Henry’s ordinary subscription refunds focus on loss of medical eligibility, less applicable fees; billing errors, legal requirements and exceptional discretionary remedies are separate. Male Excel guarantee · Male Excel terms · Henry terms

Male Excel's guarantee — the real conditions

Male Excel advertises results guaranteed or your membership fee refunded. Its separate guarantee terms spell out the conditions:

Read the separate guarantee terms, not just the headline promise.

• It's for new members who stay on the protocol for 90 days in a row.
• You must attend scheduled appointments. Male Excel may ask for proof you followed the plan.
• You must ask for the refund within 30 days after day 90.
• Improvement is measured through Male Excel’s assessment and provider feedback, not an independent outcome measure.
• It covers membership fees for those 90 days only — up to $297. Medicine isn't covered.

At the current $99 membership price, three monthly fees equal $297. The guarantee does not reimburse medication, the intake kit or other treatment costs. Guarantee scope

Outside that guarantee, Male Excel's Terms say all sales are final, including subscription fees. They also say the company may fix issues case by case. Male Excel’s final-sale and discretionary-resolution terms.

Henry Meds' refund rules

• Before approval: on Henry’s free-evaluation path, you are not charged if the clinician declines treatment. Its help center says some treatment lines still charge during signup, so check the offer shown in your TRT onboarding. Signup charges · Free-evaluation terms
• After approval: the ordinary subscription refund rule is tied to no longer being medically eligible. The terms also address billing corrections, legally required refunds, and exceptional discretionary refunds or credits. This is not a satisfaction guarantee. Refund terms
• Fees: the $30 consultation fee is non-refundable once a prescription is written. A processing fee may also be deducted.
• Shipped medicine is generally final sale. Report damage or misdelivery within 48 hours of the confirmed or expected delivery date. The usual remedy for specified medication problems is a replacement, with limited exceptions—not an automatic cash refund. Shipping and remedies

Cancelling

Sources: Male Excel FAQ and terms; Henry terms and TRT offer. Ask for written confirmation that both the medicine order and any separate membership have ended, and which future charges have been stopped.

Cancelling a plan is not the same as stopping a medicine. Talk to a clinician before you stop or change any hormone.

The fine print most people miss

That 30-day arbitration window is a real deadline, but the starting event and notice requirements matter. Read the exact clause and keep proof of any opt-out; exceptions such as qualifying small-claims cases and nonwaivable rights also matter. The stated liability caps are not a prediction of what a court would enforce. Male Excel legal terms · Henry legal terms · Henry records process

One July 17, 2026 complaint in Henry’s BBB file alleges that an outside-pharmacy transfer request was not honored. Henry replied that its team was addressing the concern, and the customer accepted the resolution on July 18. The allegation and later resolution are customer-experience signals, not a test of the pharmacy-choice policy. Henry complaint record and replies

If a written guarantee makes you more comfortable starting, read Male Excel's full guarantee terms first.

Check Male Excel’s 90-day guarantee conditions → The guarantee covers qualifying membership fees only—not medicine or the whole treatment bill.

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Are Male Excel and Henry Meds legit?

Both companies have active public treatment offers and written service terms, but that does not verify your assigned clinician or pharmacy. As of September 16, 2026, Male Excel’s BBB file shows an A+ with 38 complaints and none unanswered; Henry’s shows an F with 234 complaints and 28 unanswered. BBB ratings describe a business record, not medical quality or FDA approval. Male Excel · Henry

The BBB complaint files, side by side

We read both complaint files on September 16, 2026.

Henry’s terms explicitly say its platform company, Adonis Health, is not licensed to practice medicine; care is provided by clinicians or affiliated professional entities. Ask both programs for the prescriber’s name, the medical practice and the dispensing pharmacy, then check the relevant state licensing records. A seal displayed on a company page does not replace those checks. Henry clinical disclaimer · State practice authority

Sources: Male Excel profile and complaints; Henry profile and complaints. Percentages are our calculations, rounded to the nearest whole percent. “Answered” is not the same as “resolved”: a reply does not establish that the customer accepted the outcome.

How to read this fairly:

• A total isn’t a rate. We did not verify a comparable patient count or TRT-specific denominator, so these totals cannot show which company has more complaints per patient.
• Both are company-wide files, not TRT-only files. Henry’s includes weight-loss treatment; Male Excel’s includes ED treatment.
• BBB itself says Henry's complaints mainly involve billing, cancellation, and delivery.
• The biggest differences in these files: Male Excel has no complaints labeled unanswered, and billing is its largest category. Henry has 28 labeled unanswered; product and service issues are its largest categories. These are business-experience signals, not treatment results.

Trustpilot

On the Trustpilot profiles checked September 16, 2026, Male Excel showed 4.5 out of 5 from 6,469 reviews and Henry Meds showed 4.4 out of 5 from 12,527 reviews. Those are company-wide scores, not TRT-only scores. Male Excel Trustpilot profile · Henry Trustpilot profile

Neither score establishes medical results, safety, the experience of a typical TRT patient, or the current terms of a subscription. Counts and scores can change between visits.

Corrections to what you may have read

• “Male Excel’s membership is $30 a month.” An older Male Excel pricing page still shows $30. Male Excel’s current main pricing page says $99 a month. Do not build a current quote from the older subdomain page. Current pricing · Older pricing page
• “Male Excel’s kit includes a CBC.” The company’s own test page lists five markers, and a CBC isn’t one of them. That does not establish whether a separate CBC is ordered; ask how hematocrit is checked. Published kit
• “Henry offers a 30-day refund.” A Henry TRT review dated February 2025 describes one. Henry’s current terms do not provide that blanket satisfaction guarantee: ordinary subscription refunds focus on loss of medical eligibility, with other limited exceptions. Older review · Current terms

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Where do the two companies' own pages disagree?

We found conflicts on both companies’ own websites, covering prices, drug names, age limits, and shipment or supply intervals. The public pages do not establish why they disagree. Some could change your bill, product or eligibility, so confirm the details in writing rather than choosing the more appealing version.

Male Excel

1. Two prices for Triclozene on one page: "$120/month" and "Starting at $95/month." Pricing page
2. Two drug names for Triclozene: clomiphene citrate on the pricing page; enclomiphene citrate on the product page. Pricing · Product
3. A copy error: Triclozene's footnote describes "60g of testosterone." Triclozene isn't testosterone. Pricing footnote
4. An old $30 membership page is still live on a Male Excel subdomain. Current pages say $99. Older page · Current page
5. Older safety wording: Male Excel’s safety box still mentions a possible increased risk of heart attack or stroke. FDA requested removal of the cardiovascular-risk boxed-warning language in February 2025 while adding or strengthening blood-pressure warnings. June 2026 brought a further request about age-related deficiency and prostate wording. A website warning box is not a substitute for the exact product’s current label. Male Excel safety text · FDA 2025 changes · FDA 2026 request

Henry Meds

1. Two age ranges for men: 35 to 65 on the TRT page; 24 to 70 on the TRT landing page. TRT page · Landing page
2. Two descriptions of the injection: "commercial or compounded" in the Programs document; compounded on the landing page. Programs · Landing page
3. "No long-term contracts" sits on the same site as a line saying that cancelling before your contract ends can require paying the remaining balance. Ask which commitment applies to your specific offer. TRT page · Landing page
4. "Connect with a provider, async or 1-1" appears on the same page that describes an audio-visual appointment. For a new testosterone prescription relying on the current federal extension without a prior in-person evaluation, the relevant visit must use audio and video. Other lawful prescribing paths have different requirements; a questionnaire is not a universal substitute. Henry page · DEA extension
5. Different shipment and supply intervals: every 45 days (TRT page), every 30, 60, or 90 days (landing page), and an allowance per 28 days (Programs document). The last figure is a supply allowance, not a shipping or payment schedule. TRT page · Landing page · Programs

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Can you get Male Excel or Henry Meds in your state, and will you need an in-person visit?

Male Excel lists 11 excluded states; we did not locate a full current Henry TRT state list, and Henry says KYZATREX is unavailable through its offer in California. A temporary federal rule permits qualifying audio-video prescribing without a prior in-person evaluation through December 31, 2026. State authority, the prescribing pathway and your clinician’s assessment still matter. Male Excel FAQ · Henry offer · DEA rule

State availability

• Male Excel excludes: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, Hawaii, Idaho, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island, according to the FAQ checked September 16, 2026. Published exclusions
• Henry Meds: we did not locate a complete TRT state list in the public pages checked. Its terms say not all products are available in all states. Confirm your state and treatment format before paying. Availability terms
• Age: Male Excel’s platform terms require adults 18 and up; that is not a promise of TRT eligibility at 18. Henry’s two TRT pages disagree (35–65 vs. 24–70). Ask which clinical rule applies. Male Excel terms · Henry TRT page · Henry landing page

The federal telemedicine rule

Testosterone is a controlled substance. Federal law generally requires an in-person evaluation before internet prescribing unless a permitted exception or telemedicine pathway applies. DEA extension explanation

Right now, a temporary DEA and HHS extension lets DEA-registered practitioners prescribe Schedule II–V medicines through qualifying audio-video telemedicine without a prior in-person evaluation, subject to its conditions, legitimate medical purpose and applicable law. It runs through December 31, 2026. This is not a promise that the same pathway will continue in 2027. DEA’s fourth extension

What that means for you:

• Both companies warn that your state, or your clinician, may still require an in-person exam.
• A questionnaire alone does not satisfy the audio-video requirement for this pathway. The clinician must also have the needed authority for the state where you are physically located during care. DEA · HHS state licensing
• For continuity into 2027, keep copies of your labs and treatment records, and ask what follow-up or in-person care the program would arrange if requirements change. Do not assume another clinician will automatically continue the same prescription.

FDA’s 2026 labeling request does not change testosterone’s controlled-substance schedule. As of September 16, 2026, testosterone remains Schedule III and prescription-only. FDA update · Current KYZATREX label

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Does insurance, an HSA, or Medicare cover Male Excel or Henry Meds?

Both programs are cash-pay and say they do not accept insurance, Medicare or Medicaid; their terms restrict claim submission. HSA or FSA funds may be usable, but eligibility depends on your benefit rules—not a provider’s promise. For insurance-based care, start with an in-network clinician and check your plan’s lab and drug coverage. Male Excel terms · Henry terms

• HSA/FSA: Ask your plan administrator before you pay. Keep itemized receipts.
• Medicare: Neither company will bill it. Outside these programs, Part D may cover a prescribed self-administered drug under the plan’s rules; Part B covers a limited set of outpatient drugs, including some administered in a clinician’s office. The product, setting and coverage rules matter. Medicare drug coverage
• The insurance route in one line: an in-network doctor or urologist evaluates you and orders needed tests; when treatment is appropriate, check coverage for the exact FDA-approved product. Prior approval, deductibles, copays or coinsurance may apply. Do not assume coverage or a lower total bill before your plan confirms it.

Compare online and local TRT care.

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What if neither Male Excel nor Henry Meds fits?

If Male Excel’s price or excluded states rule it out, and Henry’s refund rules or complaint record bother you, other online programs use different setups. Neither of the two below is cheaper than Henry at list price. Check current pricing before you commit.

An appropriate in-network or specialist clinician may be the better first step. Clinical guidance

• Hone Health uses a membership-plus-medicine setup, closer to Male Excel's. Its current help center lists Hone Plus at $135 a month and Premium at $155 a month, with medication separate; those membership fees alone are $1,620 or $1,860 across 12 payments, before medication and any intake charges. The old $1,548 annual membership figure is not the current Plus price. Plan comparison · Plus details See Hone’s current membership and medicine-cost structure →
• Taurus Meds starts with lab work before treatment. Its offer advertises $49 for testing and consultation, then $149 a month for prescribed treatment, but its Terms describe a recurring $17.99 fee per billing period unless purchase terms say otherwise. A Taurus-issued May 2026 release ties $149 to a six-month commitment and lists $199 month-to-month. Confirm the complete charge, renewal rate, repeat testing and cancellation terms; do not treat the headline as a complete quote. Published offer · Terms, section 28 · Company-issued pricing release Read Taurus’s published offer and compare its terms →
• An in-network doctor or urologist, online or local where available, is the better care route to investigate when you want insurance to help pay for evaluation and an FDA-approved manufactured product. Coverage still needs confirmation.

More options: Henry Meds alternatives

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What should you get in writing before you pay?

A public price table can’t answer everything. Send both companies the same questions, then compare their written answers side by side. Mark anything they won’t quote as “not quoted”—don’t treat it as free.

Two questions matter most. Start there.

1. "How will you confirm my low testosterone — including two early-morning tests — and where is my hematocrit checked?"
2. "Exactly how much will my card be charged in months 1, 2, and 3, and on what dates?"

Then fill in the rest:

Copy and send this request:

"Please send me a written breakdown of all required charges for my first year, with payment dates. Include which tests and visits are included, the exact medication and dispensing pharmacy, how my low testosterone will be confirmed, the follow-up and lab schedule, and my cancellation deadlines. Please tell me anything you can't quote before a clinician evaluates me."

For a complete first-year quote: add every payment scheduled from enrollment through the day before the first anniversary—intake, membership, medicine, required tests and visits, shipping and other required fees. Count prepaid shipments when charged, even if the supply extends beyond that year. A fee with no quoted amount leaves the total incomplete.

Your dates to track:

The Henry renewal deadline and each company’s arbitration window come from their written terms. The start date for the arbitration clock is not necessarily your first payment date. Male Excel · Henry

• Enrollment date: ______
• Next renewal date: ______
• Last day to cancel (Henry: 48 hours before renewal): ______
• Arbitration opt-out deadline (check the exact first-acceptance or first-use trigger): ______

A missing answer isn't proof of anything bad. It's a reason to ask again before you pay.

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How did we compare Male Excel and Henry Meds?

We read each company’s live pricing, product, lab, legal, and guarantee pages on September 16, 2026. We checked both BBB complaint files and Trustpilot the same day, and compared the published processes with the AUA’s published guideline, Endocrine Society guidance and current FDA materials. We did not enroll, buy treatment, verify an assigned clinician or pharmacy, or test support or cancellation.

We follow our published method, How We Review TRT Providers. In short:

• Verified facts are tied to the right source: FDA for approval and labeling, DEA/HHS for the federal prescribing framework, and the original guidelines for clinical recommendations. A dated company page verifies what the company published, not that every patient receives it.
• Provider-stated facts include prices, inclusions, state access and promises we read but couldn’t test, like follow-up schedules. We identify conflicting public statements instead of selecting one without support.
• Customer signals come from BBB and Trustpilot. They show reported experiences and complaint categories. They don’t prove medical results, a patient-level complaint rate or current policy.
• Our judgment — like the fit table — is based on those facts and labeled as ours.
• Costs are our own math from published starting prices. The 12-payment models and cash-flow examples state their assumptions; they are not complete quotes or matched prescriptions.

We do not assign providers a star rating or numeric score. Being listed isn’t an endorsement; the BBB grades and Trustpilot scores above belong to those platforms. The verification date describes this source check, not a promise that prices, terms or rules will stay unchanged.

Spot something out of date? Let us know, with a link to the source. See our editorial standards and privacy policy.

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What else should you know about Male Excel vs Henry Meds?

Henry has the lower published injection-price model; Male Excel makes a more specific same-provider and 60-day-review promise. The answers below cover the remaining questions about testing, medicine, refunds and access, without treating either offer as a personal medical recommendation. Male Excel program · Henry offer

Is Male Excel or Henry Meds cheaper?

Henry Meds, at published prices. The 12-payment injection models are $1,548 at Henry and $2,727 before shipping and unpriced extras at Male Excel. The difference is mostly Male Excel’s required $99 monthly membership. These are not complete first-year quotes. Male Excel pricing · Henry pricing

Does Henry Meds really include lab work?

Henry's help center says lab work is part of the subscription, along with appointments and medicine. It lists total testosterone, a CBC, LH, PSA, and a metabolic panel for men. Ask which repeat tests are covered for your plan. Included lab costs · Published panel.

What does Male Excel's $99 membership include?

Male Excel says it includes ongoing access to your provider, reviews every 60 days, unlimited e-visits, unlimited messaging with its support team, and a lab kit every six months. Medicine is billed separately. Male Excel’s published membership benefits.

Is Male Excel's testosterone compounded?

Male Excel's homepage describes its testosterone as compounded in the U.S., and its FAQ calls the cream compounded. Its injection page doesn't name the manufacturer, so ask which product and pharmacy you'd get. Male Excel homepage · Injection page.

Is Henry Meds' testosterone FDA-approved?

Its KYZATREX capsule ($179/month, not offered through Henry in California) is FDA-approved. Henry’s landing page describes compounded injections and cream, but its Programs document allows “commercial or compounded” cypionate. Ask for the exact dispensed product; compounded preparations are not FDA-approved. Henry offer · Programs · FDA

Does Male Excel check hematocrit?

Its published at-home kit lists testosterone, estradiol, DHEA-S, Free T3, and PSA — not a CBC, which is where hematocrit is measured. Ask Male Excel how and when your hematocrit will be checked. Male Excel’s kit list · AUA baseline blood-count recommendation.

Why does Male Excel include thyroid medicine?

Male Excel’s listed starting packages include desiccated thyroid, but that does not show that every person with low testosterone needs thyroid medicine. The American Thyroid Association identifies levothyroxine as standard treatment for hypothyroidism; animal-derived desiccated thyroid products are not FDA-approved. Ask what diagnosis, tests and exact product justify adding it. Male Excel pricing · ATA · FDA

Why does Henry Meds include anastrozole?

Henry lists anastrozole at no extra cost “if appropriate.” Use in men is off-label. Ask what findings would justify it and how benefits and risks would be monitored; one practice’s prescribing rate cannot establish who needs it. Henry offer · Anastrozole label · Study

Can I cancel Male Excel anytime?

Male Excel advertises no contract and cancel anytime. Its Terms say sales are final, alongside a separate 90-day membership-fee guarantee and case-by-case discretion. The 48-hour medicine-refill window is not a verified membership-cancellation cutoff; get both cancellation dates in writing. FAQ · Terms · Guarantee

Does Henry Meds give refunds?

Its ordinary subscription refunds focus on a clinician finding that you’re no longer medically eligible; the terms also cover billing errors, legally required refunds and exceptional discretionary remedies. The $30 consultation fee is non-refundable once a prescription is written, and a processing fee may apply. Shipped medicine is generally final sale, with limited remedies for specified problems. Henry’s current terms

Is Henry Meds legit?

Henry has an active treatment offer, written terms and a medical-group care structure. Its BBB file shows an F rating, 234 complaints and 28 unanswered as of September 16, 2026. That business record does not verify your prescriber’s license or medical care; its terms distinguish the platform company from the clinicians delivering care. Terms · BBB file

Is Male Excel legit?

Male Excel has an active treatment offer, a BBB A+ and BBB accreditation since March 27, 2026. Its current BBB file shows 38 complaints in three years: 28 answered and 10 resolved, with none unanswered. Billing is the largest category; these records do not verify a patient’s clinician or treatment results. BBB profile · Complaint file

Which states can't use Male Excel?

Male Excel says it doesn't prescribe hormone treatment in Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, Hawaii, Idaho, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Hampshire, or Rhode Island. Male Excel’s current published state exclusions.

Do I need an in-person visit for online TRT in 2026?

The current federal extension allows qualifying testosterone prescribing by DEA-registered practitioners through audio-video telemedicine without a prior in-person evaluation through December 31, 2026. It is subject to its conditions and applicable state law; your clinician may still need an in-person evaluation. DEA extension · HHS state authority

Will TRT affect my fertility?

It can lower sperm production. If you want children soon, see a urologist or reproductive urologist before starting any testosterone. Endocrine Society fertility guidance.

Can I use insurance or Medicare?

No. Neither company accepts insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid. HSA or FSA use may be possible. Confirm with your plan administrator. Male Excel terms · Henry terms.

Can I switch from another TRT clinic?

A switch is possible, but acceptance and continuation of the same prescription are not guaranteed. Male Excel says it accepts patients from other clinics and evaluates them for its own protocol; Henry may accept lab results from the prior 90 days at the clinician’s discretion. Bring your records and ask about the evaluation and refill timeline before cancelling existing care. Male Excel FAQ · Henry outside-lab policy

Are daily injections better than weekly?

Male Excel describes daily dosing as its preferred protocol. The sources checked do not establish that its schedule produces better outcomes than Henry’s for comparable patients. A clinician should select a schedule for the exact product, your symptoms, monitoring and health needs—not from a marketing claim. Male Excel protocol · AUA treatment guidance

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Still not sure which TRT care route fits you? Use our free Find My TRT Path tool. Free and educational. It doesn't diagnose low testosterone or guarantee a prescription. It helps you see which care route fits your health, fertility plans, budget, and state, plus the questions to ask before you pay.

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This comparison was researched and written by TRT Provider Guide. It has not been reviewed by a clinician. We did not enroll with either company. Educational information, not medical advice. For a medical emergency, call 911.

Related: Male Excel profile · Male Excel cost · Henry Meds TRT profile · Henry Meds TRT cost · Henry Meds alternatives · TRT blood tests · TRT and fertility · Online vs. local TRT · How We Review TRT Providers · Affiliate disclosure

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Which sources support this comparison?

Provider documents support the published prices, stated services and written terms above; regulatory sources and original guidelines support the medical and prescribing distinctions. The company-wide complaint records describe business experiences, not treatment results. Sources were checked September 16, 2026; older publication dates are identified where they matter.

Male Excel

• Male Excel — HRT costs
• Male Excel — online TRT program
• Male Excel — company homepage and published care team
• Male Excel — at-home hormone test
• Male Excel — testosterone cypionate injections
• Male Excel — FAQ, states and refills
• Male Excel — ED FAQ and pharmacy disclosure
• Male Excel — Excel Advantage Guarantee terms
• Male Excel — Terms and Conditions
• Male Excel — daily versus weekly injections, provider-stated target
• Male Excel — Triclozene product page
• Male Excel — older subdomain pricing page

Henry Meds

• Henry Meds — TRT offer
• Henry Meds — testosterone landing page
• Henry Meds — Programs document
• Henry Meds — Terms of Service
• Henry Meds — when signup is charged, March 16, 2026
• Henry Meds — required laboratory tests, February 20, 2024
• Henry Meds — laboratory cost inclusion
• Henry Meds — outside results from the previous 90 days
• Henry Meds — receiving a TRT laboratory order
• Henry Meds — follow-up lab order for a TRT refill
• Henry Meds — controlled-substance follow-up, June 24, 2025
• Henry Meds — Notice of Privacy Practices and records requests

Company-wide complaint and review records

• BBB — Male Excel business profile
• BBB — Male Excel complaint file
• BBB — Male Excel complaints, page 2
• BBB — Henry Meds business profile
• BBB — Henry Meds complaint file
• Trustpilot — Male Excel company profile
• Trustpilot — Henry Meds company profile

Clinical, regulatory and coverage sources

• Mulhall et al. — Evaluation and Management of Testosterone Deficiency: AUA Guideline, 2018, full-text copy
• Endocrine Society — Testosterone Therapy for Hypogonadism Guideline Resources, 2018
• Bhasin et al. — Testosterone Therapy in Men With Hypogonadism, 2018
• Endocrine Society — Statement on Testosterone Replacement Therapy, July 16, 2026
• DailyMed — KYZATREX prescribing information, revised August 2026
• FDA — Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers
• FDA — February 28, 2025 testosterone labeling changes
• FDA — Testosterone Information, June 2026 labeling request
• HHS/FDA — requested testosterone-label updates, June 18, 2026
• FDA — testosterone cypionate approval labeling, June 2022; historical product-approval evidence, not current safety guidance
• DEA/HHS — fourth telemedicine extension, December 31, 2025
• DEA — anabolic steroids drug fact sheet
• HHS — licensing across state lines
• FDA — actions to address unapproved thyroid medications
• American Thyroid Association — desiccated thyroid extract statement, September 18, 2025
• American Thyroid Association — thyroid function tests
• Operation Supplement Safety — clomiphene and enclomiphene, January 12, 2026
• DailyMed — anastrozole prescribing information
• Punjani et al. — aromatase-inhibitor use in men on testosterone, 2021
• Medicare — outpatient prescription-drug coverage

Alternative programs and the historical review claim

• Hone Health — Basic, Plus and Premium membership comparison
• Hone Health — Plus membership details
• Taurus Meds — $49 testing and treatment offer
• Taurus Meds — Terms of Service, section 28 membership fees
• Taurus Medical, Inc. — May 28, 2026 company-issued pricing release; pricing claims only
• Zenmaster Wellness — Henry TRT review, February 2025; historical refund claim only