Cost of testosterone injections?

Cost varies a lot by country, brand, dosage, and insurance. Here’s a general idea for the U.S.:

- Generic injectable testosterone (cypionate or enanthate), typically sold in 10 mL vials at about 200 mg/mL:
- Price per vial usually around $60–$150 without insurance (can be higher at some pharmacies).
- With insurance, copays often $0–$60 per month, depending on your plan.
- Your monthly cost depends on dose and frequency. Common TRT dosing is roughly 100–200 mg every 1–2 weeks (about 400 mg/month on average). Using 200 mg/mL:
- 100 mg dose = 0.5 mL
- 200 mg dose = 1 mL
- 400 mg/month puts you at about 2 mL per month, so one 10 mL vial could last multiple months (roughly 5 months at 400 mg/month).
- Brand-name products or non-generic forms can be more expensive.

If you want a rough per-month estimate tailored to you, tell me:
- Your country/region
- The exact dose and frequency you’re using or considering
- Whether you have insurance or a preferred pharmacy

I can also help you compare typical prices at nearby pharmacies if you share your location.