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Losing your train of thought, forgetting small details, or struggling to concentrate
A decline in sexual desire, less interest in intimacy, or fewer spontaneous erections

A board-certified physician will review your symptoms, results, and medical history to determine whether treatment is appropriate for you, then monitor your progress and adjust your plan as needed.
One flat monthly rate covers your bloodwork, medication, physician consultations, and ongoing care. No hidden fees or unexpected charges!
Speak directly with your provider about your treatment and progress without fitting another in-person appointment around your duty schedule.
A dedicated patient advisor will help you navigate your treatment journey, from start to finish.
Police work rarely follows a predictable schedule. That’s why we offer convenient testing options so you don’t have to wait for your days off to visit a clinic. Choose what works best for you.

A licensed medical professional can visit your home or any other appropriate location and collect your blood sample in minutes.
If you prefer to do it yourself, we’ll send you an at-home testosterone test kit so you can collect your sample without scheduling a nurse visit.
Our at-home kit includes Tasso, a small blood-collection device that doesn't require a conventional blood-draw needle or a phlebotomist appointment. Less hassle, less discomfort.

Answer a few quick questions about your symptoms, health history, medications, and daily routine. It only takes a few minutes.

Have a nurse collect your blood sample, use an at-home collection kit, or visit a nearby lab if you prefer to do so. Once your results are available, a licensed medical provider will review them alongside your symptoms and health history to see if TRT may be right for you.

If a provider approves you for TRT, we’ll ship your medication discreetly to your address. Your provider will check in on your progress, review follow-up lab results, and adjust your treatment as needed.
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Check your testosterone levels on your schedule. Choose a concierge nurse visit or our convenient at-home test kit. A licensed provider will review your symptoms and results to determine whether TRT is appropriate for you.
Save yourself the hassle of paying separate bills for medication, bloodwork, and doctor visits. With Feel30, your monthly plan covers prescribed treatment, scheduled labs, consultations, delivery, and ongoing medical support with one all-inclusive fee. No hidden charges!
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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.






Police work life can make it hard to keep consistent healthcare appointments, especially when duty schedules change. Here at FEEL30, we work with board-certified specialists in hormone health, longevity, and preventive medicine. Throughout your treatment, you'll have a dedicated, licensed U.S.-based physician who’ll review your symptoms, medical history, current medications, bloodwork, health goals, and determine whether TRT is appropriate for you. Your physician will also review potential risks, monitor your response, and adjust your treatment when necessary to reflect your changing needs.
TRT stands for testosterone replacement therapy. This is a medical treatment for men with confirmed testosterone deficiency or low testosterone, also called hypogonadism. TRT works by restoring testosterone levels to a normal, appropriate range. It may help police officers with confirmed Low T relieve symptoms such as fatigue, low libido, and changes in mood.
TRT comes in forms such as injections, gels, and patches. Here at Feel30, we prescribe injectable testosterone cypionate. We also offer alternatives such as Enclomiphene, which stimulates natural production of testosterone. The best option will depend on your symptoms, testosterone levels, medical history, and family plans.
There are different causes of Low T in men, including age, poor sleep, excess body fat, and some underlying medical conditions like diabetes and obesity. However, certain demands of police work may also contribute to low testosterone levels. These include:
Note: Researchers have also found lower levels of testosterone in male shift workers than in daytime workers. However, these factors don't automatically mean you have Low T. Only consistent Low T symptoms and a blood test can confirm a testosterone deficiency.
The signs of low testosterone in police officers are similar to those experienced by other men. However, these signs can be easy to mistake for the effects of long shifts, poor sleep, or stress related to work. Common symptoms include:
Other lifestyle and medical conditions may also cause these symptoms. If you’ve noticed any of the above signs, take our free assessment and a testosterone test to confirm whether you have a deficiency.
TRT isn't suitable for everyone. The Endocrine Society instructs healthcare providers not to start treatment in men with conditions such as:
Prescribed testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) won't show up on a standard 5-panel or 10-panel workplace drug test. These tests screen for substances such as marijuana, cocaine, opioids, and amphetamines, not testosterone.
However, some police departments test for specialized anabolic steroids, which may detect testosterone use. If your department uses this type of test, here's what you should know:
At FEEL30, we work with board-licensed healthcare providers who review your assessment (i.e., symptoms, medical history, lifestyle, and any other information you provide), as well as labs (test results) to determine whether you have a testosterone deficiency and if treatment is appropriate for you. If appropriate, we tailor your prescription to your current profile and changing needs. Your prescription is in your FEEL30 dashboard, so you have proof of legitimate medical treatment if your department requests it.
So before starting TRT, check the medication disclosure and drug-testing policies of your department.
That will depend on your department’s specific requirements for medication reporting.
Testosterone is classified as a Schedule III controlled substance, and some police departments require officers to report certain prescription medications, particularly those that could affect their fitness for duty.
Before you start TRT, check your department's policies on prescription medications and medical disclosures. If your department requires disclosure, submit appropriate documentation as dictated by the policy.
FEEL30 respects your medical privacy. We will never contact your department or employer about your treatment. Note that our privacy policy is not a waiver you can use to bypass any reporting policy from your department.
You don't have to rearrange your entire schedule. However, timing matters because testosterone levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day and sleep affects them. The Endocrine Society recommends testosterone tests to be done in the morning after waking up.
For more accurate results:
Our providers will help you plan your bloodwork around your shifts.
Yes! Although testosterone is an anabolic steroid, medically prescribed TRT is different from using anabolic steroids without a prescription. The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has approved TRT as a treatment for men with confirmed low testosterone.
Here are some important differences: