"My T was 280. I'd been told 'wait and see' for three years. Bionomy had a protocol in my dashboard in 22 hours. 90 days later: 720. I'm a different person."
- MARCUS, 38, ON CYPIONATE + ANASTROZOLE
COMPARISON · TRT
Bionomy TRT, vs the clinic, vs the others.
A real TRT comparison: pricing, follow-up cadence, what's actually included in the protocol, and the membership fees nobody puts on the homepage.
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The numbers nobody puts in one table.
Bionomy
Hormone clinic
Other DTC brands
TRT cypionate
$149/mo
$300–$500/mo
$199–$249/mo
Initial bloodwork
$89 (optional add-on)
$200–$400
$129–$199
Membership fee
None
$99–$300/mo
$25–$75/mo
HCG / fertility
Available, $349/mo
Available · upcharge
Often not offered
Anastrozole (E2 control)
$39/mo when needed
Bundled · upcharge
Often not offered
Quarterly labs
$79 follow-up panel
$200+ per draw
$99–$179
Practitioner review
24 hours
1–3 week wait
24–72 hours
Pay-per-Rx model
Yes
No
No
Pricing reflects representative compounded TRT programs in May 2026. Individual pricing varies by practitioner protocol.
WHAT YOU GET
A modern TRT stack, without the clinic.
280→720
Real numbers.
Average total T after 90 days on the standard cypionate protocol. The practitioner titrates the dose to your bloodwork, not to a template.
$0
No card until you approve.
Intake is free. Practitioner review is free. You enter payment only after a protocol is sent to your dashboard and you've approved each item.
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Discreet shipping.
Compounded at state-licensed pharmacies. Plain packaging. 5 business days. Refills automatic. Dose adjustments in chat with your practitioner.
WHAT MEN SAY
Members, in their own words.
"I tried two clinics. Both wanted $400/month membership before they'd even draw labs. Bionomy was $169 for cypionate and $89 for the panel. Same molecule, same labs."
- DANIEL, 44, ON TRT + HCG
"What sold me was the chat. My practitioner replies in hours, not weeks. She adjusted my dose twice based on bloodwork without making me come in anywhere."
- RAJ, 47, ON CREAM TRT
Compounded medications are not FDA approved. They are prepared by state-licensed pharmacies for individual patients based on a prescription from a licensed practitioner.