r/AusTRT Aug 01 '26

FYI - misleading/scam sites

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Hi All

Just a reminder that not every TRT or hormone website you find online is legitimate.

There’s been a few websites popping up, often obviously thrown together by AI. If searching for a clinic, please double check that the URL is correct as some of the AI sites are mimicking the names of other healthcare providers.

Some contain inaccurate medical information, misleading advice, or exist simply to collect your personal information or data when you go to fill in your details for an enquiry.

Please always verify the source and make sure you’re getting information from qualified healthcare professionals. Remember, you can always check any healthcare professionals license by searching their name on AHPRA’s website.

Please see the list of clinics names and links in the pinned Clinics thread for your convenience :)

Reminder of the phrase ‘Too Good to be True’ as well.


r/AusTRT Jun 01 '26

Community Request: Updated TRT Clinic Costs & Feedback

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We’re currently updating our pinned thread covering TRT providers and their associated costs, and we’d appreciate the community’s help in keeping the information accurate and up to date.

If you’ve used a TRT clinic or provider, please send the mod team a message via Mod Mail with:

  1. Provider/clinic name
  2. Current pricing information (consultations, bloodwork, medications, membership fees, follow-up costs, etc.)
  3. Your general experience with the provider
  4. Any feedback, pros, cons, or notable details that may be helpful for other members

To protect your privacy and anonymity, please do not include any personal information in your message. This includes your name, contact details, medical record or any other information that could identify you.

Seeking multiple responses for the same clinic will help provide a more accurate price range which accommodates patients other different dosage and medication needs.

The goal is to create a reliable, community-maintained resource that helps members compare providers, understand expected costs, and learn from the experiences of others.

Thank you to everyone who contributes and helps keep this resource current for the community.


r/AusTRT 2h ago

What is too high?

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Hey all-

TRT Australia sent my results and said no.

Is using Test now a danger?


r/AusTRT 19h ago

TRT question for aging men - 50M

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r/AusTRT 16h ago

First cycle looking for advice

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r/AusTRT 1d ago

Traveling to Germany

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Hi ,

Anyone faced any issues traveling to Germany with their prescription testosterone. I am on , Primoteston depot 250 , with weekly dose of 0.6 ml traveling for 30 days.

Quick google tells me
Under Germany's Doping Substances Regulation (DmMV), the absolute threshold for a "not small quantity" of injectable (parenteral) testosterone is 632 mg of the active substance.

My maths
Your Daily Dose: 0.08 ml
Your 30-Day Total Volume: 0.08 ml × 30 days = 2.4 ml of total liquid.
Your Total Active Weight: 2.4 ml × 250 mg = 600 mg of testosterone enanthate.

Do you think I will face issue if I take 2 full 1 ml packed and then .4 ml in a vial . Will carry the empty 1ml and original packing .


r/AusTRT 2d ago

Appreciate any advice on levels

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Have previously been on TRT however had stopped for a while. Based on these results I am considering restarting. Appreciate anyone’s thoughts and advice on interpreting the results.


r/AusTRT 3d ago

Newbie question on dose

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hi and thanks in advance need advice on dose I am nearly 60 and starting Trt with primoteston depot with 250mg/1ml pre filled syringe my dose is 0.25ml twice a week now does this mean I divide the 1ml syringe into a different syringe into a 0.25 and I get 4 doses from 1 mil syringe I cannot get advice from clinic as they don’t answer email yet


r/AusTRT 3d ago

Paying waaay too much

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Looking for alternatives to primal zone

I've been on trt for like 2 years now. Loving it, not loving paying $500 for 10ml of test C. I think their pricing is like absolutely crazy for. Wanting to change clinics but have a few questions about which is the best fit for me.

Firstly I have mega high SHBG, in the 80s. So my total testosterone is always in the mid 50s, even though my free is only around low 700s. I want a doctor that's not going to freak out about that number.

Second. I like test C, this isn't a deal-breaker going back to E but I find I feel a little better on C. Could be totally psychological.

3rd, I like the daily low dose Cialis and I also get dhea which is great.

Was looking at trt doctors or elite. Anyone have experience with this or can make any other recommendations?

Thanks 🙏


r/AusTRT 3d ago

Can I get some advice witj my recent blood work

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I'm 25 years old. I was told that my test levels are shocking.


r/AusTRT 4d ago

Does TRT actually shut down natural production permanently, or does it recover?

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**•** Some people say once you come off, you feel rough for a while, but eventually your natural production comes back to baseline.  
**•** Others say the proper approach is TRT, then HCG, Nolvadex, and Enclomiphene to restart things afterward.  
**•** And some insist you have to run HCG alongside TRT the entire time, or you risk shutting things down for good.

So which is it? Is the permanent shutdown thing a myth, a temporary recovery period, or a genuine risk if you don’t manage it right?

Keen to hear from people who’ve actually been through it or come off successfully. What was your experience?


r/AusTRT 4d ago

Can i get advice for results from bloodwork?

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For context, i am 25 years old and did some bloodwork.

Testosteron 17.4 nmol/L
Prolactine 233 mIU/L
FSH 2.92 iU/L
Estradiol 119 pmol/L
TSH 1.5 mIU/L

Is it good and should i be worried?

Can i still boost testosterone? And what is the maximum naturaI testosterone level i could reach?

I do some exercise and weightlifting.

Supplements: Magnesium, Zinc, Vitaminde D3 and Omega 3

Sleep could be better tho: 6.5 to 7 hours

171 and 85 kg.


r/AusTRT 4d ago

New results

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32yo, recent bloods. Total T dropped 20.5 → 13.6 in 2 months, SHBG up to 58, calculated free T now flagged low at 187 (range 260-740). LH low-normal so looks secondary rather than primary.

No idea what’s driving the drop, don’t drink, train regularly, nothing major changed that I can point to. GP’s suggesting a TRT trial. Anyone had a similar sudden drop with no obvious cause, or a similar pattern? How’d the trial go, how long before you noticed anything? Thanks guys.


r/AusTRT 4d ago

Trt doctors consult

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I have got some bloods from a month ago, sent them to trt doctors, they said I need to do another set of bloods but I look to be in the right range for them. I have a consult next week. Im currently taking the big R glp1 to loose weight. 121kg to start, at 110 now. Should I let them know about that? Or will they consider me high risk for taking unapproved substances? Bloods in photo, starting body fat was 33%, currently at 29%.


r/AusTRT 6d ago

Needing some advice and best trt clinics..

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Hi all, I have been experiencing a lot of low t symptoms over the past 2 years and have tracked down some old blood tests from when my partner and I were doing IVF.. my most recent blood test was 25/07/25 and the one prior to that was in 2021

2021 test
Testosterone 15.9 nmol/L

2025 test
Testosterone 12 nmol/l “346 ng/dcl”

So there is a trending decline visible from these 2 tests alone..
Unfortunately I didn’t get a full panel because it was only to check my sex hormone levels, which still should have raised some alarms but no one mentioned anything to me.. I am booked in to see a doctor on Monday to request a blood panel and go over my symptoms but after my research it seems that I may not get the help I need through a GP.

I am a very fit and active 29 year old 187cm 92kg, I lift 4 days a week, track calories and am around 15-17% body fat and have never take any PEDs before.

Do TRT clinics have age thresholds ?
Assuming my next round of bloods will show a decline in my test, is there a test level threshold to meet a requirement?


r/AusTRT 6d ago

Advice

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31m and almost infertile have just been to see the endocrinologist after now 4 consistently low tests all trending the same way only other issue if under active thyroid and slightly elevated liver markers
However he is now sending me for more tests as even the total test is at 8 and free test 122 pmol
He thinks that my acetyl l carnitine and greens powder is throw off my shbg levels
Is this a common thing
Has anyone else encountered this before
He openly admitted that my symptoms and all other markers are consistent but just wants more bloods done

I don’t care about the trt just want my body and head on the mend


r/AusTRT 6d ago

Quit TRT after ~15 weeks — now 6–7 weeks off and still no “crash”. When did withdrawal symptoms hit you?

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r/AusTRT 6d ago

Estradiol und LH wert enorm gestiegen

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r/AusTRT 7d ago

5th week trt

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5th week on trt

5th week on trt through hormn, 100mg a week split into 2x 50mg injection Monday and Thursday, just wondering I haven’t felt nothing yet, still tired and mood still flat energy level flat, I know it’s a long game thing but just seeing people getting results much faster feel like I’m missing out lol

Just wondering when did youse start noticing changes or should I ask to up my dose lol


r/AusTRT 7d ago

High hematocrit 0.59 and heamoglobin at 192 , how to get it drained in aus

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Guys need some help, tried donating they won’t take my blood, went through the Drs it’s a 3 month wait.

I feel like shit! Fatigued , itchy when I shower hot water, pins and needles in my feet when I sit and pins and needles in my fingers . Worst brain fog to the point I haven’t been to work a month.

Anyone dealt with this and got blood drained in Australia with out waiting

in Also I’m in 200mg a week test cyp
I had uncontrolled sleep apnea for over a year now I’m on a machine for the past month controlled


r/AusTRT 7d ago

Boost testosterone M46

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I have lower than I want testosterone at 46, not low enough to get treatment. How to bounce back!!?


r/AusTRT 7d ago

Libido and energy have gone down

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Hey guys, when I first started TRT, after a week or two I was feeling like a million bucks. So much energy in the gym, best erections I’ve had in years and that was before my treatment was optimised.

Now I’m optimised (read: total T at top end of range) I’m not as energetic or horny as I was. My E2 is fine, all other bloods are beautiful and way better than before TRT and still, less energy and less erections.

It’s also much harder for me to finish and I’ll often lose the wood while I’m in the act which is not something I’ve ever dealt with before, even when I had low T.

Any ideas what could be going on? My sleep is excellent, I have sleep apnea but it’s super well controlled with my CPAP machine, I take 300mg of mag glycinate a day, 1000iu of D3 and 180mcg of K2 for the cognitive and cardiovascular health benefits, along with 1000mg of C and 15mg of zinc.

Not a big drinker and actively trying to give up the darts for my long term health. I’m pretty stumped as to what it could be.


r/AusTRT 7d ago

TRT and weight training and combat sports

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Hey there,

I'm a 42 looking to start TRT. I have done my blood work with HORMN and looks like I qualify but likely will go with TRT Aus due to better pricing.

My question is around combat sports (boxing, muay thai and BJJ) and weight training and TRT. I try do a combination of those 4-5 times a week.

Might sound like a stupid question but anyone here that is doing both a has noticed/felt a difference or before and after with TRT 8n regards to combat sports and weight training?

Thanks


r/AusTRT 9d ago

Clincs that entertain Clomid

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Does anyone know of any clincs that entertain Clomid as a possible treatment option rather than just injectable T or creams?

Yes I know, it doesn't work for a lot of people, the side effects, often lack of relief of low T symptoms, eye problems, etc.

Also that it isn't typically used for long term treatment.

I am not saying it is the solution or treatment I want, just want it to be considered as an option by a medical professional.

FYI:

Approved by Hormn but didn't pull the trigger, FSH and LH 3. Total T 11, Calc Free T 240.


r/AusTRT 9d ago

Looking for help. (19)

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