TRT add-on
Keeps the signal alive.
HCG mimics LH — the natural brain signal that exogenous testosterone shuts off. Your testes stay active.
Product shotHCG vial + insulin syringes
TRT add-on · $49–$89/mo
HCG Add-on
- A TRT add-on that keeps your testes signaled and working — protects fertility and prevents testicular shrinkage while you stay on testosterone.
- Twice-weekly subcutaneous injection alongside your testosterone protocol. Small insulin needle, minimal sting.
Meet HCG
HCG
Compounded by a U.S. licensed pharmacy. Ships as a reconstituted vial with insulin syringes. Stored in the fridge after mixing.
About the ingredients
Active: human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), 500–1,500 IU per dose typical maintenance.
Reconstitution: bacteriostatic water, included in the kit.
How to take
Inject
Reconstitute the vial with bacteriostatic water before the first dose, then store refrigerated for up to 30 days after mixing.
Stay on TRT. Keep your options open.
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↳ illustration placeholderHow HCG works.
Binds the LH receptor in the testes, keeping intratesticular testosterone production and Leydig cell activity going while you stay on TRT.
TRT + HCG
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Volume and fertility preserved.
Men on TRT plus HCG typically hold onto testicular volume and fertility markers in a way TRT alone does not.
Pairs with any TRT.
Add it to cypionate, enanthate, or cream — same training visit, same care team, no second intake.
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Mon/Thu cadence.
Twice-weekly subcutaneous keeps the LH signal steady. Pairs naturally with split-dose injection TRT.
HCG only
$49–$89/mo
Add-on
Bundle
TRT + HCG
Same provider
Stacks onto your plan.
$49 to $89/mo depending on dose. No separate provider visit — your TRT provider manages both meds together.
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Cold-chain shipping.
Dry powder ships at room temp. Once mixed, it goes in the fridge. Plain packaging — nothing on the box gives it away.
Add it without restarting your care.
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Already on TRT?
Message your provider in-app to add HCG. If your labs are current, no separate intake required.
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Provider review.
A U.S.-licensed provider reads your existing labs and fertility goals and prescribes HCG if it is the right call for you.
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Personalized plan.
HCG dose (typically 500 to 1,500 IU twice weekly) is set based on your TRT protocol, age, and fertility goals.
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Ships with refills.
Vial and insulin syringes ship alongside your TRT refills. Refills auto-renew on the same cadence.
One provider, both meds.
Your TRT plan covers HCG the same way it covers your testosterone:
- Provider manages TRT and HCG together
- Dose tuning based on your labs
- Direct messaging with your provider
- Discreet refrigerated shipping
- Auto-refills with quarterly check-ins
Keep the signal turned on.
Vial close-upsyringe, macro
LH analogHCG mimics luteinizing hormone — keeps your testes active while you stay on testosterone.
Exogenous testosterone shuts down natural LH production — that is what causes testicular shrinkage and fertility loss on TRT. HCG keeps the signal alive so the rest of your system stays online.
TRT alone or TRT + HCG?
TRT alone is simpler and cheaper. Adding HCG keeps your testes signaled — protects fertility and volume. Worth it if children are on the table now or later, or if shrinkage would bother you.
Find my plan*TRT runs on one flat monthly price (from $129/mo, cancel anytime) covering medication plus ongoing provider care — no separate membership fee. Lab work may be billed separately. HCG is an add-on — TRT must be prescribed first. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved by indication; talk to your provider.
TRT + HCG
TRT + $49–$89/mo HCG add-on · cash*
HCG cadence Twice weekly
Testosterone restored
Fertility preserved
Testicular volume preserved
Same care team
TRT alone
Starts at $129–$169/mo no add-on*
Cadence Weekly or daily
Testosterone restored
Fertility suppressed
Testicular volume may shrink
Simpler
What HCG protects.
- Preserves fertility while you stay on TRT
- Keeps testicular volume from shrinking
- Sustains your body's own intratesticular T production
- Pairs with every Teledris TRT option1
1 HCG is compounded and prescribed off-label as a TRT adjunct. Known side effects include water retention, mood changes, and elevated estradiol. Talk to your provider about whether HCG is right for you.
Do I need HCG with TRT?
Not required, but worth it if you want to protect fertility or hold onto testicular volume. A lot of men add HCG specifically for that — not for any feel-better effect.
Can I start TRT and HCG at the same time?
Yes. Many providers start both together for men who care about fertility from day one. Others prefer to add HCG only if and when shrinkage or fertility becomes a concern.
How are HCG injections different from TRT injections?
HCG uses small insulin needles subcutaneously, twice a week. TRT injections are typically larger and weekly. HCG is lower volume and noticeably less sore.
How long do I stay on HCG?
As long as you stay on TRT. Stop HCG and you return to a TRT-only state — full LH suppression, testes go quiet again.
Will HCG help me come off TRT later?
HCG sometimes plays a role in HPTA-restart protocols after stopping TRT, but that is a separate plan with separate dosing. Talk to your provider before changing course.
Does HCG raise estradiol?
It can. HCG stimulates your testes, which produce some estradiol on top of testosterone. If E2 climbs with symptoms, your provider may add a micro-dose aromatase inhibitor — see anastrozole.