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Do u also offer compound cream for those that cannot do injections?
AlphaMD's Answer
Yes. Creams are available & may cost slightly more per month (maybe $8-20) just because they are more expensive to produce & ship. In cases like this & reviewing your Testosterone levels, if you are a relative hypogonadal patient it may also make sense to use Enclomiphene instead.
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