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Defy Medical vs T-TIME: what each one charges

Defy Medical: No membership: you pay for each consult, lab test and prescription as you go. T-TIME: Compounded oral enclomiphene at $207 for 90 days or $99 for 30 days, with free shipping and labs from $49 or upload your own free.

Both read from the providers' own pages on October 23, 2026.

Defy Medical Injectable testosterone
Lowest monthly priceest.$175
No set price. Defy's own estimate for an average TRT patient is under $175 a month in year one and about $125 after, covering testosterone, a weekly aromatase inhibitor, labs and consults.estimate
Plan behind the priceBilled per service
Month to monthNot offered
One-time feesNone stated
Lab testsPaid per order
MembershipNone; Defy says it charges no monthly fee
First year at published pricesNot worked out
Read from Defy Medical's own page on Oct 23, 2026.
T-TIME Enclomiphene (not testosterone)
Lowest monthly price$69
Enclomiphene 12.5 or 25 mg, $207 per 90-day supply (renews every 85 days), or $99 per 30-day supply (renews every 27 days). Same price for both strengths. Free shipping.
Plan behind the price3 months
Month to month$99
Lab test at Quest (or upload your own labs free; a SpotDx home kit is $79)$49
Lab testsExtra: $49 Quest, $79 home kit, or upload free
MembershipNone
First year at published prices$877
Read from T-TIME's own page on Oct 25, 2026.

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Every treatment and term, side by side

TreatmentDefy MedicalT-TIME
Injectable testosterone est. $175/mo estimateNo set price. Defy's own estimate for an average TRT patient is under $175 a month in year one and about $125 after, covering testosterone, a weekly aromatase inhibitor, labs and consults.read Oct 23, 2026 Not offered
Enclomiphene (not testosterone) Not offered $69/mo Enclomiphene 12.5 or 25 mg, $207 per 90-day supply (renews every 85 days), or $99 per 30-day supply (renews every 27 days). Same price for both strengths. Free shipping.read Oct 25, 2026
Month to month, injections Not publishedNot published
First year, at published prices Defy bills per service and publishes an average estimate, not a price.$877 for enclomiphene (not testosterone)
Lab testsPaid per orderExtra: $49 Quest, $79 home kit, or upload free
ConsultsPaid per appointmentClinician review; messaging with the medical team after required labs are reviewed
MembershipNone; Defy says it charges no monthly feeNone
ShippingNot statedFree; the 90-day supply ships quarterly
How it billsCharges are due when each service is bought. Defy may charge saved cards at agreed intervals.$207 every 85 days on the 90-day plan, or $99 every 27 days on the 30-day plan; both renew automatically.
CommitmentNoneNone stated; T-TIME says you can cancel future renewals any time
Cancel noticeNone stated. How to cancelNone stated. How to cancel
RefundsMedication can't be returned or refunded once dispensed. Lab orders are refundable only before the specimen is submitted; after that, store credit minus a $25 fee. Appointments aren't refunded once provided.If a clinician declines you before a prescription is issued, the treatment payment is refunded; labs, shipping and services already provided aren't.
StatesNot stated on the pages we read.Not stated. Quest lab tests aren't available in New York, New Hampshire, Connecticut or New Jersey.
HSA or FSANot statedNot stated
Watch out forWhat you pay depends on what's prescribed and how often you test. Defy's $175 figure is an average estimate, not a price.T-TIME offers enclomiphene only, not testosterone. The $69 monthly figure means paying $207 for 90 days, and plans renew every 85 or 27 days, a little faster than the supply length.

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