To start TRT with Hormn, you must meet clear medical guidelines.
Here’s what’s required:
1. Before You Begin
If you are currently using non-prescribed testosterone, you must stop taking it and wait for 30 days before completing any blood tests. This ensures that your test results accurately reflect your natural testosterone levels.
2. Testosterone Levels
We need one blood test that includes:
Total Testosterone
Free Testosterone
SHBG
You may be eligible if:
Free Testosterone is below 350 pmol/L, or
Total Testosterone is below 13 nmol/L
If your levels are higher, we may recommend seeing your GP and rechecking later.
3. Other Health Markers
Your blood test also checks:
PSA (prostate health): Must be normal or low
Prolactin: Must be under 400
Hematocrit (HCT): Must be 0.51 or lower
Liver & Kidney function: Must be stable
Glucose: Must be 6.0 or lower
FSH/LH: Any reading is fine — helps show cause of low T
If anything is out of range, you may be asked to visit your GP or repeat the test.
4. Health Questionnaire
You’ll need to fill out a short form about your medical history before your doctor consult.
5. Consent Form
Before starting treatment, you must sign a medical consent form.
6. Medical Review
A Hormn doctor will review:
Your symptoms and test results
Any risks or complications
Whether TRT is safe and appropriate for you
Not Eligible?
You cannot start TRT if you have:
Untreated sleep apnea
Prostate cancer
Uncontrolled diabetes, liver, or kidney disease
A prolactinoma
Recent heart attack or stroke (within 6 months)