TRT & cost of Test Cyp.

[alpinecoach]

I,m 46 with a TT of 290, so my Dr just started me on TRT @1cc a week mixed with 1cc of B12. My question is what is the typical cost of a 10ml vial? My Dr is selling it to me direct for $125, does that sound right?

 

[scw538]

No way. My insurance I get a vial of 10cc 200mg for 20 bucks

 

[kisaj]

$125 is right for no insurance. That is pretty standard. With insurance I pay $5.

 

[v4lu3s]

Its 88 with insurance for me. 76 cash price.

 

[RoadBlocK]

Thats average price +/- 15 bucks

 

[kisaj]

Its 88 with insurance for me. 76 cash price.

You pay more using insurance than if you pay cash?

 

[vassille]

I,m 46 with a TT of 290, so my Dr just started me on TRT @1cc a week mixed with 1cc of B12. My question is what is the typical cost of a 10ml vial? My Dr is selling it to me direct for $125, does that sound right?

without script yes it about right

 

[alpinecoach]

Thanks for the replies. I am going to hit my Dr up for a script next visit and see if I can get my insurance to cover it. Anyone know if Anthem/Blue Cross cover this?

 

[v4lu3s]

You pay more using insurance than if you pay cash?

That i do! The pharmacy will actually charge the higher price unless you demand the cash price.

 

[kisaj]

Not sure, but here is the mind set that I approached this with-

yes, it is very nice that insurance covers this, but even if they didn't it is very cost effective. A 10mg bottle will last the average TRT patient about 3 months or more. When you think about the fact that you have access to something that will completely change your life for the better for a mere $40 a month, it is the bargain of the century. Think about the $$$ you probably have spent on herbal supplements to feel about a 1/10th of what you are going to feel on real test and you'll appreciate it more.

 

[v4lu3s]

Thanks for the replies. I am going to hit my Dr up for a script next visit and see if I can get my insurance to cover it. Anyone know if Anthem/Blue Cross cover this?

Depends on your policy, not the company. Your insurance should have a website or booklet that discusses drug coverage.

 

[alpinecoach]

Not sure, but here is the mind set that I approached this with-

yes, it is very nice that insurance covers this, but even if they didn't it is very cost effective. A 10mg bottle will last the average TRT patient about 3 months or more. When you think about the fact that you have access to something that will completely change your life for the better for a mere $40 a month, it is the bargain of the century. Think about the $$$ you probably have spent on herbal supplements to feel about a 1/10th of what you are going to feel on real test and you'll appreciate it more.

That is exactly what I have been thinking. I am on my 3rd week and already feel MUCH better. But, if I can save a few bucks....

 

[rfarns01]

Thanks for the replies. I am going to hit my Dr up for a script next visit and see if I can get my insurance to cover it. Anyone know if Anthem/Blue Cross cover this?

Yes they should cover it. If not check Costco I here they have very low test cyp prices.

 

[kisaj]

Yeah, but don't you have to buy a gallon of it?

lol

 

[lboston]

Yeah, but don't you have to buy a gallon of it?

lol

Lol-imagine turning that bad boy up for to drawl it out!

 

[omni]

I wouldn't pay more than $30 without a script.

 

[kisaj]

Well, sometimes you have to. And it's worth it.

 

[v4lu3s]

I am willing to pay $70 for true pharma test rather than some stuff that may not be accurate dosed and might have been made in a kitchen dirtier than mine.