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What do you guys charge for HCG 1000iu weekly? My current TRT clinic is killin me on this stuff
AlphaMD's Answer
HCG is handled as an ancillary medication, with the cost billed only at the time of order/reorder. For a current TRT member it is $300 for 10,000 units, which in your case would be every 10 weeks or so. Is this for active conception? That's a bit high of a dose otherwise just for maintenance & the provider overseeing your care may consider a lower dose of 500-750 weekly, which could save you some $. Unfortunately HCG is one of the most expensive medications right now. I hope this helps.
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