Depo-Testosterone Coupons & Prices

Depo-Testosterone FAQs

How much does Depo-Testosterone cost without insurance?

Depo-Testosterone costs $80.73  for 2, 1ml of 200mg/ml vialsfor uninsured customers. With a SingleCare Depo-Testosterone coupon, you will pay only $35.49 2, 1ml of 200mg/ml vials of generic Depo-Testosterone for Depo-Testosterone at participating pharmacies.

How much does Depo-Testosterone cost with insurance?

Insurance copays for Depo-Testosterone will depend on the health insurance plan You may find your SingleCare Depo-Testosterone coupon saves more than your insurance – with SingleCare, Depo-Testosterone only costs $35.49 por cada 2 vials de 1ml of 200mg/ml por una versión genérica de Depo-Testosterone.. Ask your pharmacist can compare your SingleCare Depo-Testosterone price with your insurance copay to unlock the best savings.

Does Medicare cover Depo-Testosterone and how much does it cost?

Depo-Testosterone is usually not covered for Medicare-eligible patients under Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D, but the generic, testosterone cypionate, usually is. If you do not have Medicare prescription drug coverage, you can reliably save money with SingleCare Depo-Testosterone coupons, accepted at many pharmacies located near you.

Is there a generic of Depo-Testosterone?

Depo-Testosterone is a brand-name prescription injection. Testosterone cypionate is the generic name. and is available from generic manufacturers such as West-Ward, Sun, Rising, and others.

What is Depo-Testosterone?

Depo-Testosterone is a brand-name prescription testosterone injection for hormone replacement therapy in men with low testosterone. Depo-Testosterone is used when a man has been diagnosed with primary hypogonadism, in which the testicles are unable to produce enough testosterone, or secondary hypogonadism, when hormone secretion in the brain or adrenal glands reduce the hormones that stimulate the testes to make testosterone.

Depo-Testosterone is not meant to be used in patients who have low testosterone due to a treatable cause, such as obesity. Depo-Testosterone is sometimes used off-label to treat low normal testosterone, but this will suppress natural testosterone. Finally, Depo-Testosterone is also used off-label to suppress female sexual characteristics and promote male sexual characteristics in transgender therapy.

Depo-Testosterone is administered as a deep intramuscular injection once every two weeks.

What are the side effects of Depo-Testosterone?

Depo-Testosterone is a male sex hormone, so the most common side effects will involve changes to the body. These include male pattern baldness, hair growth, acne, enlarged breasts, and prolonged erections. Other side effects will include site reactions to the injection, nausea, fluid retention, and headache. Men who take Depo-Testosterone without a diagnosis of hypogonadism will see a sharp drop in natural testosterone production. The most serious side effects of Depo-Testosterone are high levels of blood calcium, high potassium levels, chest pain, seizures, and stroke.

Mental and mood changes include anxiety, depression, personality changes, behavior changes, and decreased interest in sex.

Allergic reactions are rare. Consult with a doctor if you notice signs of an allergic reaction such as swelling, redness, or trouble breathing.

This is not a complete list of side effects that may occur. Consult with your physician about any concerns you may have with side effects.