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Testosterone Cream for men

Daily, needle-free Testosterone Cream for men with low testosterone. Personalized treatment with ongoing support from our in-house medical providers.
100,000+ patients treated | In-house physicians | Daily TRT protocols, not weekly shots | 60-day follow-ups

What is Testosterone Cream?

A bioidentical Testosterone Cream applied directly to the skin, prescribed to treat low testosterone.
  • Needle-free daily application
  • Treatment tailored to your symptoms and testosterone levels
  • Ongoing support for your sexual health and wellbeing
  • Regular reviews and dose adjustments based on your response
Compounded medication. Not FDA-approved. Prescription required. Results vary.
Male Excel testosterone cream Topi-Click®  dispenser

You deserve to feel like yourself again

Changes in energy, sex drive, or how you feel deserve answers. Through The Excel Advantage, your provider explores the cause and whether Testosterone Cream is right for you.
Common signs of hormone decline
Symptoms can have multiple causes and alone do not establish testosterone deficiency. Potential treatment benefits are based on research on testosterone therapy generally, not this specific compounded cream. Compounded testosterone cream is not FDA-approved. Your provider will discuss potential risks and side effects with you. Individual results vary.

Testosterone Cream pricing

Bioidentical Testosterone Cream
Starting at
$ 90/ month*
Medication only
60-day supply
Requires ongoing Proactive Healthcare Membership at $99/month
Billed every 60 days at $180
FSA/HSA eligible
Cancel any time
Twice-daily bioidentical testosterone cream
Designed to promote optimal testosterone levels throughout the day
Compounded formulation designed for enhanced transdermal absorption
Compounded medications are prescribed by licensed healthcare providers and prepared by licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies to meet the individual needs of each patient. They are not FDA approved or evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
Physician-Led Care

Ongoing medical management

Proactive Healthcare Membership - $79/month with annual plan

$99 / month billed monthly

Hormone optimization is not a one-time prescription. It requires ongoing evaluation and expert medical guidance

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96%of our patients experience life-changing results in six months*

That’s the Excel Advantage.
Based on clinical symptom assessments from 32,795 Excel Medical patients following prescribed protocol for at least 6 months. Individual results may vary and are not guaranteed.

The Excel Advantage Guarantee

Follow the protocol for 90 days.
You will see results, or we will refund your membership fees.**
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Why The Excel Advantage™ delivers results

Physician-guided. Evidence-based. Built for men.

Why The Excel Advantage™ delivers results

Standard TRT protocols are built for convenience. The Excel Advantage is built for performance.

We deliver a data-driven medical protocol designed to restore your physical, mental, and metabolic edge.
  • Daily microdosing for stable hormone levels
  • Ongoing care from in-house specialists
  • 60-day check-ins to optimize results
  • Precise blood work to calibrate dosage
  • Choice of creams, injections, or tablets
  • Testosterone, thyroid, and estrogen managed together

This is how testosterone therapy should be managed.
Physician-guided. Evidence-based. Built for men.

How to get a testosterone prescription online

Get started within days
1
Complete symptom assessment and order test kit
Start with a quick online assessment, then order your at-home test kit.
2
Meet your
provider online
Discuss your results, goals, and recommended treatment directly with your Male Excel provider
* The Excel Advantage™ Guarantee: Follow your provider’s treatment plan for 90 days. If symptoms don’t improve, your three months of membership fees will be refunded.

How to use
Testosterone Cream

Testosterone cream is applied topically and absorbed through the skin. Your Male Excel provider will guide you through:
Measuring your prescribed dose
Correct application sites
Proper application technique
Timing and frequency
Storage and handling
Apply to scrotal skin or as directed. Wash hands thoroughly after application. Allow the area to fully dry and cover if needed. Avoid contact with others until the area is dry. Be aware of potential transfer to children and via clothing or bedding.

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FAQs about testosterone cream

What are the potential side effects of compounded testosterone cream?
Like all prescription medications, testosterone therapy may cause side effects. These can include acne or oily skin, increased hematocrit, elevated blood pressure, mood changes, breast tenderness, reduced sperm production and fertility, and irritation at the application site. Topical testosterone may also transfer to another person through skin contact. Your clinician will monitor your symptoms, laboratory results, and blood pressure and adjust treatment when appropriate.
Treatment is not a one-time prescription. Your medical provider uses ongoing symptom reviews, laboratory testing, medical history, treatment goals, and your response to treatment to guide dosing and adjustments. Because absorption of topical testosterone can vary between individuals, follow-up testing helps your provider determine whether the prescribed dose is appropriate for you.
No. Compounded testosterone cream is not FDA approved, and the FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are marketed. FDA-approved topical testosterone gels, including AndroGel®, are available, but they are different products with their own formulations, concentrations, dosing instructions, and approved labeling. A licensed clinician may prescribe a compounded preparation when they determine it is appropriate for a patient’s specific clinical needs.
Testosterone cream is used to help treat low testosterone levels in men. Male Excel uses a compounded formulation that combines bioidentical testosterone with cream, a transdermal delivery base designed to support absorption through the skin and into the bloodstream.
Both testosterone injections and topical testosterone cream can effectively increase testosterone levels when prescribed appropriately. Testosterone cream may support higher dihydrotestosterone (DHT) levels in some men, particularly with certain application methods. DHT is a potent androgen involved in libido, erectile function, and overall androgen response. The best option depends on your symptoms, goals, lifestyle, and provider recommendation.
Cost depends on your prescribed dosage and treatment plan. To determine what your body needs, Male Excel begins with a comprehensive hormone assessment. For $99, this includes an at-home hormone test kit, online consultation with a licensed provider, and a personalized treatment recommendation. Testosterone cream pricing varies based on dosage and any additional medications prescribed as part of your protocol.
Your treatment cost may change if your prescribed dosage changes over time. Some men require dosage adjustments as their provider works to optimize hormone levels, symptoms, and overall response to treatment. Any changes to pricing will depend on your personalized prescription and treatment plan.
Some men report improvements in sleep, energy, mood, libido, or mental clarity within the first few weeks of treatment. Physical changes such as body composition, strength, and recovery may take longer. Results vary based on hormone levels, dosage, consistency, lifestyle, and individual response.
Application sites may include the scrotum or inner thigh depending on your protocol. These areas may support higher absorption due to thinner skin and increased vascularity. Male Excel typically prescribes testosterone cream as part of a twice-daily protocol, with applications spaced throughout the day to help support stable hormone levels. Your provider will explain the correct application method for your treatment plan.
Yes. Treatment plans can be adjusted over time based on your symptoms, goals, labs, and provider recommendation. Before your refill is processed, you’ll have the opportunity to review your current treatment plan and discuss alternative testosterone delivery methods if appropriate.
Yes. Testosterone cream is a prescription medication and should only be used under the supervision of a licensed healthcare provider. Male Excel treatment begins with lab testing and a provider consultation to determine whether treatment is clinically appropriate.
Testosterone therapy has been studied for decades and, when properly prescribed and monitored, is widely used to help treat men with low testosterone. Male Excel includes ongoing symptom reviews, lab monitoring, and provider oversight to help support safe and effective treatment throughout therapy.
Testosterone therapy may reduce sperm production and fertility in some men. If fertility preservation is important to you, discuss this with your provider before starting treatment. Alternative treatment approaches may be available depending on your goals.
Yes. Skin-to-skin transfer is possible before the cream has fully absorbed. Hands should be washed thoroughly after application, and contact with others should be avoided until the application site is fully dry.
Yes. Regular lab monitoring is an important part of testosterone therapy. Your provider may monitor hormone levels and other health markers over time to help guide dosing and treatment adjustments.
Male Excel provides physician-guided hormone optimization built around The Excel Advantage™ protocol. Treatment plans are personalized and include ongoing provider oversight, regular symptom reviews, precision dosing, and long-term monitoring rather than one-time prescriptions.
Certain application methods, particularly scrotal application, may increase DHT levels in some men. DHT is a potent androgen associated with libido, sexual function, and androgen response. Your provider will determine the most appropriate application protocol based on your labs, symptoms, and goals.
If you miss a dose, follow your provider’s instructions. Do not apply extra medication unless specifically advised. Consistent use is important for maintaining stable hormone levels throughout treatment.

Evidence base

References include systematic reviews, randomized controlled trials, consensus statements, and clinical practice guidelines.
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  2. Dobs AS, Morgentaler A, Kaufman JM, et al. Efficacy and safety of testosterone gel in hypogonadal men: results of a multicenter study. J Sex Med. 2015;12(11):2189-2199. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1743-6109.2011.02265.x | View on PubMed
  3. Snyder PJ, Bhasin S, Cunningham GR, et al. Effects of testosterone treatment in older men. N Engl J Med. 2016;374(7):611-624. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJMoa1506119 | View on PubMed
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  6. Corona G, Rastrelli G, Morgentaler A, Sforza A, Mannucci E, Maggi M. Meta-analysis of results of testosterone therapy on sexual function based on International Index of Erectile Function scores. Eur Urol. 2017;72(6):1000-1011. doi:10.1016/j.eururo.2017.03.032 | View on PubMed
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