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The muscle and strength you spent years building are harder to maintain, even when you stick to your training routine.
Noticing a drop in your sex drive? Reduced libido is a common symptom of low testosterone.

A board-certified physician designs and adjusts your treatment based on your bloodwork, symptoms, and history.
Our all-inclusive pricing covers your bloodwork, medication, physician consultations, and any ongoing care. No hidden fees, ever!
You can speak directly with your provider about your symptoms and progress.
A dedicated patient advisor helps you navigate your treatment journey, from start to finish.
Choose how you get tested. A licensed medical professional can come to you, or you can collect your own sample with an at-home kit.

Get your bloodwork done at home, at work, or wherever you prefer. A licensed medical professional handles the collection in minutes.
Order an at-home test kit and collect your own sample in under five minutes.
Tasso is a small at-home blood collection device included in our at-home hormone test kit to give our patients the best experience. No more painful needles or phlebotomy.

Tell us about your symptoms, lifestyle, training history, recovery, sleep, and any past anabolic steroid use, then schedule your bloodwork.

Choose a concierge nurse visit or an at-home test kit. Your provider will review your labs to determine whether treatment is right for you.

If approved, we ship your prescribed medication fast & discreetly to your door. Your provider will monitor your progress over time and make adjustments where necessary.
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Get a clearer picture of your hormone health without the hassle of clinic visits. Choose at-home testing or a concierge nurse visit, then have a licensed provider review your results to determine whether TRT is right for you.
Get physician-led TRT tailored to your hormone levels, training history, lifestyle, and health goals. Your monthly plan includes medication, bloodwork, consultations, discreet shipping, and ongoing care, with no hidden fees.
Not sure which treatment is right for you? Here's how they compare.



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I've been into health optimization for years — tracking recovery, training consistently, dialing in nutrition — but my energy and drive had been quietly declining and I knew my testosterone levels were part of the issue. The problem was every clinic I looked at either had a 3-week wait, charged hidden fees on top of hidden fees, or made me feel like I was just a number.
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Since turning 40 last year, I've felt very lethargic and I'd have crazy afternoon burnout. Also, I had very little interest in being intimate with my wife. Thankfully, I came across Feel30 and got my blood work checked. It turns out that my testosterone levels were insanely low, and I have no idea how I was functioning. The doctor was shocked how I was functioning at the level I was at. He said I was running at the levels of a 70 year old male.






You'll be assigned a dedicated, US-based Feel30 physician who will personally manage your care from day one. The physician will tailor your treatment plan to your labs, medical history, lifestyle, and individual health goals, and provide continuous, one-on-one medical oversight. Your physician will also adjust your treatment when necessary, so your plan continues to reflect your changing health needs and goals.
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a medical treatment for men with confirmed testosterone deficiency. It helps restore testosterone levels to an appropriate range. TRT, alongside proper nutrition, regular exercise, and healthy lifestyle habits, may greatly improve symptoms such as low sex drive, reduced muscle mass, and low energy.
Former athletes might need TRT because they may experience low testosterone for several reasons, such as past use of anabolic steroids, prolonged periods of inadequate nutrition, or underlying medical conditions. A licensed healthcare provider should review your symptoms, medical history, and blood test results to determine whether treatment is appropriate.
Generally, low testosterone can develop because of aging, testicular injuries, certain medical conditions, and previous anabolic steroid use. When it comes to former athletes, years of intense training and inadequate intake of calories can result in hormonal changes that affect testosterone levels. Some former athletes may also experience the following conditions:
Recovery from these conditions varies from one person to another. Some men may experience persistent symptoms. It’s important to identify the underlying cause of low testosterone levels, because low T doesn’t always require replacement therapy. A licensed provider may consider other approaches such as enclomiphene, which stimulates natural production of testosterone.
The signs of Low T in former athletes include changes in energy, strength, body composition, and overall wellbeing, such as:
These symptoms may also have other causes such as poor sleep, stress, nutritional deficiencies, and other underlying conditions. Medical evaluation by a licensed healthcare provider and appropriate blood tests help to determine whether low T is the cause.
At Feel30, we simplify the process with at-home testosterone testing.
TRT can be an appropriate treatment for men with confirmed testosterone deficiency. However, it’s not risk-free.
The 2023 TRAVERSE trial found no significant increase in major adverse cardiovascular events among men receiving testosterone compared with placebo. However, the testosterone group experienced higher rates of certain complications, including atrial fibrillation and pulmonary embolism. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also requires drug manufacturers to include warnings on labels about the risk of increased blood pressure.
Safe TRT must be provider-guided and should begin with a review of your medical history, lifestyle, symptoms, any potential risks, and appropriate tests. Regular monitoring is also important throughout treatment.
Although not everyone experiences them, the possible side effects of testosterone replacement therapy include:
Important: TRT can also suppress natural production of testosterone. However, that doesn’t mean every man will experience the same effects or recovery timeline. Your healthcare provider should discuss these risks and considerations with you, and arrange appropriate follow-up testing to monitor your response to treatment.
TRT is not suitable for everyone. Men with certain medical conditions and health concerns may make treatment inappropriate, or they may require further evaluation. These conditions include prostate or breast cancer, elevated hematocrit, untreated severe sleep apnea, uncontrolled heart failure, and a recent heart attack or stroke. Also, men planning to have children should discuss their fertility goals before starting TRT.
A healthcare provider must assess your medical history, symptoms, risks, and laboratory results to determine whether TRT is appropriate.
Anabolic steroids don’t automatically rule out testosterone replacement therapy; however, they can suppress the natural production of testosterone within the body. They can also cause symptoms that continue even after you stop using them. A licensed healthcare provider should assess your level of testosterone, review your history of steroid use, and determine whether your natural testosterone production may recover. Your treatment will depend on what they find. It may include monitoring, addressing contributing factors, or, if appropriate, medical hormone therapy. TRT is not always the first or only option.
No. Medically prescribed TRT and the nonmedical use of testosterone for performance enhancement have different purposes.
TRT suppresses your body’s natural testosterone production while you’re taking it. After stopping treatment, natural production may recover, but recovery is not guaranteed, and the timeline varies widely. Some men recover over several months, while others may have prolonged or incomplete recovery.
Your age, baseline hormone levels, length of treatment, fertility goals, and underlying health can all affect what happens after stopping TRT. If preserving fertility or natural testosterone production is important to you, discuss this with your provider before starting treatment.
No, years of training may not permanently lower testosterone. Former athletes with a history of prolonged periods of intense training and inadequate calorie intake may have low testosterone levels. Some athletes may experience exercise-related hormonal changes that improve with proper nutrition and training adjustments. However, a history of heavy training doesn’t necessarily cause permanent testosterone deficiency.
Testosterone replacement therapy is a medically supervised treatment for testosterone deficiency. It supplies testosterone from an external source to restore levels to an appropriate range.
PCT is the use of medications after anabolic steroid use in an attempt to help restart the body's natural hormone production. Approaches to PCT vary, and evidence supporting their safety and effectiveness is limited.