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Have you ever turned down someone for treatment, or do you prescribe cookie cutter programs to literally everyone who signs up regardless of labs, potentially killing or injuring many people in the long term via cardiac complications? It’s a rhetorical question. lol

AlphaMD's Answer

I understand haha, that's what it feels like sometimes with many online TRT clinics.

We have members who have/use other TRT providers so that we can get a glimpse of their practices and not be prescribing ourselves our own treatments.

In many cases, you don't even talk to a single provider for some of those companies outside of filling out a questionnaire.

That's one of the reasons we started our business, we're personal & take time to have a video call with our patients and understand what they need. Often times if they're new to TRT we have a second to follow-up after we've gotten labs back and decide on a treatment together.

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