Online TRT, Weight Loss & Hair Loss Clinic
Programs for testosterone, weight loss, hair loss, sexual health, fertility, and other care.
Browse medication information and evaluation requirements. Availability and next steps depend on the program and individual assessment.
Testosterone
Medication information and evaluation requirements for testosterone-related care.
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Active offering
Illustrative concept—not actual dispensed packaging.
Testosterone Cypionate
- Long-acting testosterone ester
- Subcutaneous or intramuscular injection
- Typically dosed weekly or twice weekly
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Active offering
Illustrative concept—not actual dispensed packaging.
Enclomiphene
- Oral selective estrogen receptor modulator
- Oral administration
- Requires individual prescribing review
Weight Loss
Explore GLP-1 medication formats, prescribing requirements, and risk information.
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Treatment details
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Semaglutide
- GLP-1 receptor agonist
- Weekly subcutaneous injection format
- Prescription required
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Treatment details
Illustrative concept—not actual dispensed packaging.
Tirzepatide
- Dual GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonist
- Weekly subcutaneous injection format
- Prescription required
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Treatment details
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Liraglutide
- GLP-1 receptor agonist
- Daily subcutaneous injection format
- Shorter half-life than semaglutide
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Guide
Illustrative editorial image for educational context.
GLP-1 Eligibility Guide
- Eligibility considers BMI and health history
- Contraindications require clinical screening
- Prescribing follows provider evaluation
Hair Loss
Explore oral and topical medication formats and prescribing considerations.
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Treatment details
Illustrative concept—not actual dispensed packaging.
Finasteride
- Oral 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor
- Prescription required
- Typically taken once daily
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Treatment details
Illustrative concept—not actual dispensed packaging.
Topical Finasteride + Minoxidil
- Compounded topical preparation; not FDA-approved
- Contains finasteride and minoxidil
- Hosted clinical intake available; online purchase not available on information page
Sexual Health
Medication information and prescribing requirements for erectile dysfunction.
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Active offering
Illustrative concept—not actual dispensed packaging.
Sildenafil
- Oral PDE5 inhibitor
- As-needed dosing protocol
- Shorter-acting pharmacologic profile
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Active offering
Illustrative concept—not actual dispensed packaging.
Tadalafil
- Oral PDE5 inhibitor
- As-needed dosing protocol
- Longer half-life than sildenafil
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Active offering
Illustrative concept—not actual dispensed packaging.
Tadalafil + Sildenafil
- Single compounded oral tablet
- Combines two PDE5 inhibitors
- As-needed, provider-reviewed protocol
Fertility
Explore medication details and fertility considerations during TRT.
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Treatment details
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Clomid
- Oral selective estrogen receptor modulator
- Oral administration
- Requires individual prescribing review
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Treatment details
Illustrative concept—not actual dispensed packaging.
Enclomiphene for Fertility
- Active isomer of clomiphene
- Requires individual prescribing review
- Oral administration format
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Guide
Illustrative scene—not actual OakMD providers or patients.
TRT and Fertility Guide
- Exogenous testosterone can suppress the HPG axis
- Reduced LH and FSH can affect spermatogenesis
- Recovery timelines vary and are not guaranteed
Other Care
Explore medication formats, regulatory information, and prescribing considerations.
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Treatment details
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NAD+ Therapy
- Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide
- Requires individual prescribing review
- Delivery formats include injection, nasal, and oral
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Treatment details
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NAD+ Injections
- Direct subcutaneous delivery
- Injection format
- Requires individual prescribing review
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Treatment details
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NAD+ Nasal Spray
- Intranasal mucosal delivery
- Non-injectable administration format
- Bioavailability remains under study
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Treatment details
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Low-Dose Naltrexone
- Opioid receptor antagonist
- Uses doses below standard addiction protocols
- Daily oral administration format
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Related Programs
Program suggestions are informational only and are not a medical recommendation. Eligibility is determined by a licensed provider after review of your intake and, where required, laboratory results.
Complete a brief online intake
An intake asks about your health history, current medications, and symptoms.
- Select the program you want to explore
- Complete health history and medication questions
- Provide required consent and contact information
Establish a clinical baseline
When a program requires testing, baseline lab work gives a licensed provider objective information to review with your intake.
- Panel requirements vary by program
- Collection method and location may vary
- Lab results alone do not establish a diagnosis
A licensed provider evaluates your eligibility
A licensed provider reviews your intake and available results to determine whether treatment is clinically appropriate. Testosterone therapy requires a live video visit with a licensed provider and laboratory-confirmed diagnosis before treatment can begin. Asynchronous review alone is not sufficient for this treatment.
- Eligibility and treatment decisions are provider-made
- Additional information or evaluation may be required
- Prescriptions are issued only when clinically appropriate
Your plan, adjusted over time
If treatment is prescribed, follow-up and repeat testing may be used to monitor safety and guide provider-directed changes.
- Follow-up schedules depend on the program
- A provider may adjust, pause, or discontinue treatment
- Monitoring requirements vary by treatment
Provider review
An evaluation is required before prescribing
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Cash-pay services
Review pricing and terms before proceeding
Prescription process
Dispensing follows prescribing and pharmacy requirements
- Medical history questions
- Laboratory testing where required
- Individual prescribing assessment
- Program-specific follow-up requirements
- Medication formats
- TRT and GLP-1 information
- Prescribing requirements
- Risks and contraindications
- Check program availability
- Review intake requirements
- Read service terms
- Contact the care team with questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. OakMD connects patients with licensed medical providers who review intake forms, evaluate medical eligibility, and create personalized treatment plans when appropriate.
No. You complete an online intake and a licensed provider evaluates your information. If you are a candidate for treatment, a prescription may be issued as part of your plan.
Review timing varies by program and required information. Testosterone therapy requires a live video visit with a licensed provider and laboratory-confirmed diagnosis before treatment can begin. Additional testing or in-person care may be required.
Services are offered on a cash-pay basis. Insurance is not accepted and claims are not submitted to insurers, Medicare, or Medicaid.
Start with your numbers.
Complete a brief intake for review by a licensed provider, with laboratory results where required.