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T-TIME vs TMates: what each one charges
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. TMates: Injectable testosterone cypionate on 1, 3, 6 or 12-month plans, with medication, labs and shipping included in the plan price.
Both read from the providers' own pages on October 23, 2026.
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Their first year, month by month
Injectable testosterone at T-TIME and TMates, charge by charge, drawn to the same scale.
$83 every month on a 12-month plan.
Shown paid monthly. The 12-month plan can also be paid upfront.
Not drawn: T-TIME (doesn't offer it).
Not drawn: T-TIME (doesn't offer it).
Every treatment and term, side by side
| Treatment | T-TIME | TMates |
|---|---|---|
| Injectable testosterone | Not offered | $83/mo Testosterone cypionate injections: $200 for 1 month, $450 for 3 months ($150 a month), $700 for 6 months ($117 a month) or $1,000 for 12 months ($83 a month). TMates says medication and labs are included in every plan.read Oct 25, 2026 |
| Enclomiphene (not testosterone) | $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 | Not offered |
| Month to month, injections | Not published | $200 a month |
| First year, at published prices | $877 for enclomiphene (not testosterone) | $996 for injectable testosterone |
| Lab tests | Extra: $49 Quest, $79 home kit, or upload free | Included |
| Consults | Clinician review; messaging with the medical team after required labs are reviewed | Telemedicine visits, per the product FAQ |
| Membership | None | None |
| Shipping | Free; the 90-day supply ships quarterly | Free shipping |
| How it bills | $207 every 85 days on the 90-day plan, or $99 every 27 days on the 30-day plan; both renew automatically. | Plans are shown as a single total for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. The page doesn't say how renewals are billed. |
| Commitment | None stated; T-TIME says you can cancel future renewals any time | None on the 1-month plan; longer plans are priced as a total for the term |
| Cancel notice | None stated. How to cancel | None stated. How to cancel |
| Refunds | If a clinician declines you before a prescription is issued, the treatment payment is refunded; labs, shipping and services already provided aren't. | Full refund before the medical team reviews your history, or if you don't qualify. No refund once you qualify and a prescription has been sent to a pharmacy; payment plans stay in place if a refund isn't approved. |
| States | Not stated. Quest lab tests aren't available in New York, New Hampshire, Connecticut or New Jersey. | TMates says it has US-based doctors in all 50 states; the testosterone page doesn't list state availability. |
| HSA or FSA | Not stated | Not stated |
| Watch out for | 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. | The $83 a month price means paying $1,000 for a 12-month plan; month to month it is $200. TMates' terms say there is no refund once a prescription has been sent to the pharmacy. |
The green tag marks the lower price where both providers publish one on their own pages. Full detail on T-TIME and TMates, or compare any other pair.