Visit RenewRx’s Holladay, Utah clinic for lab-guided TRT and men’s health care. Walk-ins welcome. Prefer not to come in? You can start online too.
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a prescription treatment for men with low testosterone, also called low T or hypogonadism. Low T is diagnosed from your symptoms together with blood tests, not from symptoms alone.
At RenewRx, a licensed provider reviews your symptoms, health history, and lab work first, then decides whether TRT is appropriate and which option fits you.
TRT is not right for everyone. Your provider will go over the benefits, risks, and alternatives with you before prescribing anything.
No appointment needed — visit our Holladay clinic during business hours.
Your provider uses your bloodwork and symptoms to set your plan, not a one-size-fits-all dose.
Follow-up labs and check-ins let your provider review how you are doing and adjust.
Many men look into TRT when symptoms start affecting daily life. Only a provider evaluation and lab work can show whether low testosterone is the cause.
Changes you may notice day to day.
Changes in how your body feels and recovers.
Often one of the first things men notice.
These symptoms have many possible causes. Individual responses vary and results are not guaranteed. Every treatment requires a clinical evaluation.
Your provider chooses from these based on your symptoms, health history, and labs. Not every option is right for every man.
Testosterone given by injection on a schedule your provider sets, with dosing guided by your bloodwork.
A daily topical testosterone applied to the skin, dosed and adjusted by your provider using your labs.
An oral option your provider may consider to support your body’s own testosterone production. It is a compounded medication and is not FDA-approved.
Sometimes prescribed alongside testosterone therapy to help manage estrogen levels when labs and symptoms call for it.
A hormone your body makes that declines with age. Providers may consider DHEA based on your labs and symptoms.
Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. Individual responses vary and results are not guaranteed.
Testosterone is a controlled substance, so TRT requires a clinical evaluation and lab work first. Your provider will also talk with you about the risks of therapy and how it will be monitored.
TRT can reduce sperm production and affect fertility, and it can raise red blood cell count, among other effects. If you may want children in the future, tell your provider early so they can discuss your options.
Bloodwork helps your provider decide whether TRT is appropriate.
Share your family plans so your provider can factor them in.
Follow-up labs help your provider watch your response and safety.
Visit our Holladay clinic, or start online with a quick quiz. Either way, a licensed provider reviews your labs and history before any prescription.
Visit during business hours (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm MST); walk-ins are welcome.
A licensed provider reviews your symptoms and history and orders appropriate lab work.
If TRT is appropriate, your provider prescribes a plan and explains the risks and benefits.
Follow-up labs and check-ins help your provider review progress and adjust.
Answer a few questions about your symptoms and health history.
Complete lab work as directed by your provider.
Meet with a licensed provider by telehealth to review results. Availability depends on your state.
If prescribed, medication ships to you, with follow-up labs and check-ins.
Our licensed providers can evaluate erectile dysfunction at our Holladay clinic or online and, if appropriate, prescribe treatment.
Learn how RenewRx approaches erectile dysfunction, from evaluation to follow-up.
A commonly prescribed ED medication. Your provider decides whether it is appropriate for you.
Another commonly prescribed ED medication. Your provider decides whether it is appropriate for you.
Prescription medications require a clinical evaluation. Individual responses vary and results are not guaranteed.
Our Holladay clinic accepts walk-ins during regular business hours — no appointment required, though scheduling ahead can reduce wait times.
Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM MST
Closed weekends & major holidays
Stop by to talk with a licensed provider about testosterone therapy. We see men from Salt Lake City, Sandy, Murray, Millcreek, Cottonwood Heights, and nearby Utah communities.
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Visit our Holladay clinic or start online — either way, a licensed provider builds your plan around your symptoms and labs.