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• Do you still offer reduced rates at GenderGP?

  Unfortunately, no, we no longer offer reduced rates for new members. To avoid devaluing our services and to keep our prices consistent, we've introduced standarised rates for everyone. We understand that that makes it difficult for some people. We're ...

• On my new Treatment Recommendation, why did my dose change?

  When you submit your blood test results, your dose is calculated in line with the testosterone and estrogen levels. This can result in a change - an increase or decrease - of hormones and blocker doses. If your blood tests are due and you don't have ...

• Can I cut patches to reduce the dose?

  It depends on the brand. Please check with your pharmacy or the manufacturer to see whether you can cut the patches in half or quarter. Refer to this Knowledge Base article for more information: Contact Information for Partner Pharmacies

• When is the best time to get my blood test in relation to applying testosterone gel?

  The timing of your blood test can significantly affect your testosterone levels. To get the most accurate readings, it’s recommended to have your blood test taken in the morning before you apply your next dose of testosterone gel. This ensures that ...

• How can I avoid contamination from testosterone gel when taking a blood test, either by finger prick or venous sample?

  To avoid contamination, it's important to thoroughly wash your hands and the application site before taking a blood test, especially if it’s a finger prick test. Any residue from the gel on your skin could affect the results. If you are getting a ...