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How to Legally Buy Testosterone Online

You’ll need a prescription, but we can help you get your TRT virtually.

BY MIKE MCAVENNIE
MEDICALLY REVIEWED BY JIM STAHELI, D.O.
March 4, 2024
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    You can buy testosterone online legally from companies that are in legal compliance with federal guidelines.
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    Avoid buying testosterone from companies that don’t require lab assessments, prescriptions, or that sell anabolic steroids.
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    Hone complies with all legal guidelines and makes getting testosterone online simple if you have a testosterone deficiency.

Buying testosterone online or from a doctor’s office can be a big step. But online testosterone therapy is legal and safer than ever, as long as you’re working with a reputable company.

Stringent safeguards in telemedicine have helped ensure that prescribing testosterone can happen only if all parties (doctor, patient, and pharmacy) remain in legal compliance with the guidelines imposed by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).

So how do you go about obtaining testosterone online, legally? It’s natural to have some basic questions. Fortunately, we can provide you with in-depth answers.

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Is it legal to buy testosterone online?

Yes! It is 100 percent legal to buy testosterone online, as long you have a prescription, and the site that you are buying from follows DEA guidelines.

If a site states that you don’t require a prescription or don’t need to show proof of a diagnosed medical condition, do not buy from them. They are not in compliance with DEA guidelines, and chances are they’re operating illegally.

If a pharmacy doesn’t have an actual US address or claims they can provide testosterone prescriptions online after you fill out a short form, do not engage with them. Filling out a form does not qualify you to receive a viable, legal prescription.

These guidelines are completely for your benefit and well-being. Here’s what they entail:

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    Having a medical condition that has been validly diagnosed by a physician with whom there is a legitimate doctor/patient relationship.
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    Establishing a preliminary blood panel, a history, and a physical exam.
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    Documentation that the doctor and patient have discussed the risks and benefits of using testosterone based on the patient’s lab values, medical history, and symptom profile.
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    That the physician and pharmacy operating online are based and licensed within the United States. Many states require the physician to be licensed in the very state where a patient is located.

Why These Guidelines Are In Place

Testosterone is a male steroid hormone (though testosterone therapy is not the same as taking anabolic steroids).

In the years since testosterone was first synthesized in the 1930s, it has been sold for reasons other than to treat clinically significant deficient hormone levels in men.

For example, some men want to buy testosterone online to increase athletic or sexual performance or to fight the age-related decrease of testosterone.

To address the problem, the US government’s Anabolic Steroids Control Act of 1990 placed testosterone and other anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) in Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act. According to the DEA’s website (1), Schedule III drugs, substances or chemicals are defined as drugs with a moderate to low potential for physical and psychological dependence.

If any pharmacy or physician tells you differently, they are either committing an illegal act or they are not offering you legitimate testosterone.

How do I buy testosterone online from Hone?

If you want to buy testosterone online, you can feel safe ordering it from Hone.

We are fully compliant with all federal and state laws regarding the prescription and sale of testosterone. Our team has worked tirelessly to provide you with a safe, legal, and simple step-by-step process.

1. Measure Your Biomarkers

If you experience one or several symptoms that may be attributable to low testosterone, be proactive and have your hormones tested. One way to do so is to order Hone’s at-home hormone assessment.

You’ll collect a blood sample (just a finger prick!) in the privacy of your home, and mail it to the lab that partners with Hone.

Hone’s partner lab is accredited by the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) and the College of American Pathologists (CAP). The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regulates all clinical laboratory testing performed on humans in the United States through CLIA.

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Hone’s at-home testosterone assessment is fast and simple.

Checking your T levels is easy with Hone’s at-home assessment. You can knock it out before your AM coffee.
If you have low T, our physicians can help you feel better, fast.

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2. Consult With a Hone-Affiliated Physician

After the lab tests your levels for multiple hormones, including your total and free testosterone, they’ll contact you with the results.

From there, you’ll schedule an online video consultation with a board-certified physician.

These doctors, licensed in your home state, specialize in the fields of hormone optimization, endocrinology, urology, and internal medicine.

3. Discuss Treatment Options With Your Doctor

During your consultation, your physician will go over the results of your hormone assessment and discuss how you’re feeling before recommending any course of treatment.

If the doctor’s diagnosis is that your T levels are significantly and clinically deficient, they will explain the different types of testosterone replacement therapy and supplements available to you, as well as each method’s particular benefits and potential side effects.

Also note that they will recommend TRT first; you must undergo a confirmatory assessment to verify the doctor’s initial diagnosis before you receive a prescription.

During your consultation, your physician will go over the results of your hormone assessment and discuss how you’re feeling before recommending any course of treatment.

4. Subscribe to Your Customized Treatment

Once a second assessment confirms the initial diagnosis and recommended treatment, your doctor will document and issue a valid, current, electronic prescription for your TRT medication and dosage.

After that, you purchase an active monthly subscription plan through Hone, which will collect pertinent demographic information, set up your prescription with the pharmacy, and ensure the monthly delivery of your medication to your home.

5. Monitor and Reassess

Hone will send you an at-home hormone reassessment for you to perform every 90 days. The results will be reviewed by your doctor and you.

These reassessments help determine how well your treatment is working and if any adjustments to your TRT are required.

Complete retesting your hormones and consulting with your doctor every three months to avoid delays in receiving your prescribed treatment. (You can also arrange with Hone to have your reassessment done on-site at a local lab.)

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    Check your T levels with Hone’s at-home assessment.
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    Schedule an online video consultation with a board-certified physician.
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    Purchase an active monthly subscription plan through Hone.
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The next: follow the TRT regimen prescribed by your physician.

Some guys want to “get swole” and pick up more gains in the gym, or boost their sex drive.

TRT can provide these benefits—and they’re great to experience. However, they’re not enough to justify a TRT prescription. And they’re definitely not a reason why you should ever alter your treatment regimen without a doctor’s approval.

You’re on TRT to restore T levels that have dropped significantly below what the American Urological Association (AUA) (2) categorizes as normal.

By restoring those levels, you’re also helping other functions in your body to perform the way that they should. Changing that up without your doctor’s permission is not only risky to your health, it can also be illegal, and it can invalidate your TRT prescription.

You’ve done all the hard work; you tested your levels, got your testosterone online from a licensed physician and pharmacy.

Don’t go off-book now.

Follow your TRT regimen as it has been prescribed, and you’ll find the benefits to be well worth your while.