# TRT Canada > A dated, sourced Canadian reference on testosterone assessment, access and cost. Every figure carries one of three labels: published by provider (the page and the date checked), confirmed directly with provider (the date, the method and the responding role), or editorial estimate (a calculation by this site with its assumptions shown beside it). What nobody has published or confirmed is written as not confirmed. Method: every provider is recorded with identical fields, alphabetically. The order carries no score or quality assessment. Published prices are recorded component by component, exactly as the provider displays them; a published figure is never altered, and an estimate is never shown as a quoted price. Where a provider's own pages disagree, both statements are kept and the field is marked as a conflict. A province shown with an asterisk appears on a provider's general service list or intake form and TRT coverage there is not confirmed. Terms: testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is also called testosterone therapy, low testosterone treatment or low T treatment, and sometimes male hormone replacement therapy. The condition it treats is testosterone deficiency, also called low testosterone, low T or male hypogonadism. Boundaries: no diagnosis, no prescribing, no dispensing, no medication sales, no eligibility scoring, no health information collected, no accounts, no email capture, no affiliate links. Published by TRTCanada.ca. The site names no individual author. Corrections are recorded as dated lines in the changelog at https://trtcanada.ca/data. ## Provider records Every record has the same fields and the same cost components. A status of [charged] means an amount is published; [no separate charge] means the provider states there is no separate charge for that component; [included] means it is included in a named fee; [not confirmed] means the provider does not publish it and nobody has confirmed it. ### Enhanced Men's Clinic - Site: https://www.enhancedmensclinic.ca/ - Care format: Online. - Testosterone service as described: Testosterone replacement therapy is described on the home and pricing pages. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic home page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Legal entity: [conflict] Unresolved for the Canadian operation. The Canadian site's Terms and Conditions link goes to an Australian page that names Enhanced Men's Clinic Pty Ltd and Queensland law, and the pricing page still uses Australian wording such as health fund and private pathology. Which entity operates in Canada is not stated on the site. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic terms and conditions, linked from the Canadian site footer, dated 22 July 2022, checked 26 October 2026.) - Provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec. The home page states "We help men in: Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec." The pricing page names no province. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic home page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Clinician type stated: A registered Canadian physician, as the home and pricing pages state. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic home page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Process as described: Online intake, then a monthly subscription that the site describes as including clinical care. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic pricing page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up as described (the provider's published service, not a medical recommendation): [not confirmed] No monitoring interval published. - Dispensing pharmacy: [not confirmed] No dispensing pharmacy named. - Outside verification: [not confirmed] No Canadian regulator registration published on the site. - Conflicts on the provider's own pages: - The pricing page states $170 per month, and also shows roughly $176 per month "based on the needs of an average patient". The home page states $176 per month. The two figures also cover different things. The home page describes $176 as treatment fee, medication and private pathology combined, while the pricing page prices medication at $50 to $100 per ten weeks and blood testing at $0 to $300 per year as separate lines. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic home page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - The pricing page states that TRT in Canada "generally costs between $1,900 - $3,000 per year", on the same page as a $170 per month subscription with medication, blood testing and supplies priced separately. The stated annual range and the stated monthly subscription do not reconcile with each other. Both figures are recorded as the provider displays them; the site's own annual estimate, with its assumptions, is on the costs page. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic pricing page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - The home page FAQ states that "The annual cost of TRT in Canada ranges from $1,500 - $2,400 for treatment fees, medications and blood testing", while the pricing page gives $1,900 to $3,000 per year. Read on 5 and 26 October 2026. The two annual ranges on the provider's own pages differ, and neither matches twelve months of the $170 or $176 monthly figure. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic home page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) Cost components as displayed by Enhanced Men's Clinic: - Membership or subscription: $170 per month [charged]. The home page instead states $176 per month "based on the needs of an average patient", described there as treatment fee, medication and private pathology combined, while the pricing page prices medication and blood testing as separate lines. The two pages are not reconciled. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic pricing page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Initial assessment or intake: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Onboarding lab requisition: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Practitioner consultation: Included in the $170 monthly subscription as displayed [no separate charge]. The pricing page lists "Unlimited doctor consultations" under the subscription. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic pricing page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Laboratory testing: $0 to $300 per year [charged]. Shown on the pricing page as blood testing, as a separate line from the subscription, split into initial testing at $0 to $150 and ongoing tests at $0 to $150. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic pricing page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Medication: $50 to $100 per ten weeks [charged]. The pricing page expects five to ten resupplies a year. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic pricing page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Dispensing fee: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Follow-up or prescription renewal: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Shipping: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Injection supplies: $50 per year, if needed [charged]. Shown on the pricing page as other supplies: needles, syringes, alcohol swabs and sharps containers. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic pricing page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Cancellation terms: not confirmed [not confirmed]. The pricing page states "Cancel anytime" and that returns and refunds are not accepted for any subscriptions or charges. (Published by provider: Enhanced Men's Clinic pricing page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) ### Essential Clinic - Site: https://www.essentialclinic.ca/ - Care format: Online. - Testosterone service as described: [conflict] Testosterone replacement therapy with injections and topical gel. The FAQ also mentions oral pills, but the pricing support article states "We don't offer oral testosterone, but we do provide testosterone in injectable and topical forms." The oral option it prices is enclomiphene, which is not testosterone. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic support article, TRT pricing and fees, dated 9 June 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Legal entity: Essential Health Systems Inc. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Provinces: Stated as available in all provinces and territories except Quebec and Yukon. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Clinician type stated: Physicians and nurse practitioners, as the FAQ states. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Process as described: Online visit, a lab form for blood work at a nearby lab, a call with a licensed clinician to review results, then medication shipped if treatment is appropriate. Refills ship every three months. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up as described (the provider's published service, not a medical recommendation): Follow-up blood tests usually every three to six months, as described in the FAQ. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Dispensing pharmacy: Partnership Rx, 105-15337 67 Avenue, Surrey, British Columbia, licensed in British Columbia 42930. The FAQ names the pharmacy manager as Ajreet Singh Bassi. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Outside verification: Licence number published on the site. A pharmacy named Partnership Rx appears on the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia community pharmacy list, checked 14 and 23 September 2026, at 105-15336 67 Ave, Surrey, where the provider page gives 15337, with manager Ajreet Bassi. The list does not print licence numbers. (Regulator or government source: College of Pharmacists of British Columbia, community pharmacy list, directory, updated continuously, checked 5 October 2026.) Cost components as displayed by Essential Clinic: - Membership or subscription: $49 per year [charged]. Described in the FAQ as an annual consult fee covering the initial assessment, lab requisitions and ongoing clinician oversight for the year, with unlimited follow-ups. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Initial assessment or intake: Included in the $49 annual consult fee [no separate charge]. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Onboarding lab requisition: Included in the $49 annual consult fee [no separate charge]. A requisition is the order for blood work. It is not the blood work itself. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Practitioner consultation: Included in the $49 annual consult fee [no separate charge]. The FAQ describes ongoing clinician oversight and unlimited follow-ups for the year as part of the fee. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Laboratory testing: not confirmed [not confirmed]. The FAQ says follow-up blood tests every three to six months are covered by provincial health plans in most cases. Coverage depends on the province and the test. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Medication: $169.99 or $189.99 per seven-week supply of injections; $299.99 or $369.99 per 90 days for topical [charged]. Product prices from the support article on TRT pricing and fees, dated 9 June 2026 and read 26 October 2026. The FAQ states that testosterone medications start at $67 per month and depend on the form prescribed. Medication is charged separately, when it ships. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic support article, TRT pricing and fees, dated 9 June 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Dispensing fee: No dispensing fee, as stated [no separate charge]. The support article states "No dispensing fees" and that its medication prices are all-inclusive for the medication. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic support article, TRT pricing and fees, dated 9 June 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up or prescription renewal: Included in the $49 annual consult fee [no separate charge]. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Shipping: No separately stated charge [no separate charge]. The FAQ states free delivery anywhere in Canada, two to five business days. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Injection supplies: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Cancellation terms: not confirmed [not confirmed]. The FAQ states that the consult fee and medication cost are fully refunded if a prescription is declined, and that shipped prescription medication is not refunded. (Published by provider: Essential Clinic FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) ### Gameday Men's Health - Site: https://gamedaymenshealth.ca/brampton - Care format: In person. Face-to-face consultations at a clinic. The footer refers to telehealth, but no virtual testosterone service is described on the Brampton page. - Testosterone service as described: The Brampton page describes the clinic as a TRT clinic and describes clomiphene. The specific testosterone products offered are not stated on the page. When read on 5 October 2026 the page also described testosterone cypionate injections and testosterone pellets. On 26 October 2026 cypionate was not found in the page text, and pellets appeared only as the title of a linked article. (Published by provider: Gameday Men's Health, Brampton clinic page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Legal entity: [not confirmed] Not published on the Brampton page. The footer states that medical services are provided by independently owned and operated clinics. (Published by provider: Gameday Men's Health, Brampton clinic page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Provinces: Ontario, at a Brampton clinic. One verified Canadian location. The site links to a location directory; other Canadian clinics are added here only when an address is verified. (Published by provider: Gameday Men's Health, Brampton clinic page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - One verified clinic, in Brampton, Ontario. Other Canadian locations are added only when an address is verified. - Clinic location: Gameday Men's Health, Brampton, 2 Dewside Drive, Unit 206, Brampton, ON L6R 0X5, (416) 628-1909. (Published by provider: Gameday Men's Health, Brampton clinic page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Clinician type stated: [not confirmed] Not stated in a way that names the clinician type. - Process as described: An initial in-person appointment of 45 to 60 minutes, as described on the page. (Published by provider: Gameday Men's Health, Brampton clinic page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up as described (the provider's published service, not a medical recommendation): [not confirmed] No monitoring interval published. - Dispensing pharmacy: [not confirmed] No dispensing pharmacy named. - Outside verification: [not confirmed] No regulator registration published on the page. Cost components as displayed by Gameday Men's Health: - Membership or subscription: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Initial assessment or intake: not confirmed [not confirmed]. The page refers to "transparent cash-pay pricing" without listing a fee. (Published by provider: Gameday Men's Health, Brampton clinic page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Onboarding lab requisition: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Practitioner consultation: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Laboratory testing: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Medication: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Dispensing fee: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Follow-up or prescription renewal: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Shipping: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Injection supplies: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Cancellation terms: not confirmed [not confirmed]. ### Jack Health - Site: https://jack.health/testosterone - Care format: Online. - Testosterone service as described: A testosterone replacement therapy programme is described on the testosterone page. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Legal entity: Jack and Jill Health Inc., as named in the Terms of Use and the site footer. (Published by provider: Jack Health terms of use, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Provinces: [conflict] The FAQ states that the TRT programme is not available in Quebec, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Yukon or Prince Edward Island. The testosterone page instead names Quebec, Manitoba, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia as the provinces where hormone programmes are not available, and the same page also states "We're available in all Canadian provinces". The pages disagree on Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Yukon. When read on 5 October 2026 the FAQ also excluded Nova Scotia. The FAQ wording names TRT and is the one used here, with Nova Scotia shown as not confirmed. (Published by provider: Jack Health FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - The FAQ names five jurisdictions where the TRT programme is not available: Quebec, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Yukon and Prince Edward Island. The testosterone page names Quebec, Manitoba, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia instead. The FAQ is used here because it names TRT; Nova Scotia, excluded on one page and not the other, is shown as not confirmed. Sources checked 26 October 2026. - Clinician type stated: A registered doctor or nurse practitioner licensed in the patient's province, as described in the FAQ. (Published by provider: Jack Health FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Process as described: Biomarker test and consultation, then a prescription, then renewal every three months. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up as described (the provider's published service, not a medical recommendation): Biomarker re-testing every three months, described on the testosterone page as included, with renewal every three months. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Dispensing pharmacy: 1000223172 Ontario Inc., operating as ScaleRx, is named as the partner pharmacy in the Terms of Use. The FAQ states that a prescription can be sent to a local pharmacy of the patient's choice for a $40 visit fee. (Published by provider: Jack Health terms of use, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Outside verification: [not confirmed] Pharmacy named in the Terms. Licence number not published on the site. - Conflicts on the provider's own pages: - The testosterone page states that "92% report energy improvement within 6 weeks". No study, sample size, time period or source is given for that figure anywhere on the page. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - The testosterone page states ongoing care as "$110/ every 3 months depending on your treatment". The words "depending on your treatment" leave open whether every patient pays $110 each quarter. The figure was not displayed when the page was read on 14 September 2026 and was displayed again on 23 September 2026. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) Cost components as displayed by Jack Health: - Membership or subscription: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Initial assessment or intake: $110 [charged]. Testing of 24 or more biomarkers, a practitioner consultation and a treatment plan together, as displayed. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Onboarding lab requisition: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Practitioner consultation: Included in the $110 assessment as displayed [no separate charge]. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Laboratory testing: Biomarker testing included in the $110 assessment and renewal as displayed [no separate charge]. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Medication: $36 to $120 per month [charged]. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Dispensing fee: not confirmed [not confirmed]. The FAQ states a $40 visit fee when the prescription is sent to a pharmacy of the patient's choice instead. (Published by provider: Jack Health FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up or prescription renewal: $110 every three months [charged]. Described as a renewal that includes biomarker re-testing every three months, "depending on your treatment". (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Shipping: No separately stated charge [no separate charge]. Described as free, shipping within three to five business days of approval in unmarked packaging. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Injection supplies: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Cancellation terms: not confirmed [not confirmed]. The testosterone page states "Program fee is non-refundable" and that the patient can pause, skip or cancel at any time through the care team. The FAQ separately states that an order is fully refunded if the clinician finds treatment unsuitable; the two statements are not reconciled. (Published by provider: Jack Health testosterone page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) ### MHC - Site: https://menshealthclinic.com/ca/ - Care format: Online. Described on its home page as an online telehealth clinic. - Testosterone service as described: Testosterone deficiency treatment is advertised on the Canadian treatments page. (Published by provider: MHC testosterone deficiency treatment page, dated 15 December 2025, checked 26 October 2026.) - Legal entity: MHC Men's Health Clinic, registered in Canada under BC 1317300, with a registered office in Victoria, British Columbia. As stated in the Canadian terms and conditions. The brand's Trustpilot profile shows a company address in New South Wales, Australia. (Published by provider: MHC Canadian terms and conditions, dated 18 May 2021, checked 26 October 2026.) - Provinces: [not confirmed] Not confirmed. The home page describes an online telehealth clinic serving men "all across Canada". No province-by-province list for TRT was found on the home page, the treatment page or the treatment cost page. "Across Canada" is not read here as confirmed coverage in every province. (Published by provider: MHC Canadian home page, dated 12 August 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Not confirmed. Canadian telehealth and TRT are advertised, but a province-by-province TRT coverage list was not found on the home page or the treatment page. "Across Canada" is not read as verified coverage in every province. Sources checked 26 October 2026. - Clinician type stated: [not confirmed] Doctors are described in general terms. The clinician type for each province is not stated. - Process as described: Online enquiry, then a clinical call. Steps are described in general terms. (Published by provider: MHC Canadian home page, dated 12 August 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up as described (the provider's published service, not a medical recommendation): [not confirmed] No monitoring interval published. - Dispensing pharmacy: [not confirmed] No dispensing pharmacy named. - Outside verification: [not confirmed] No Canadian regulator registration published on the site. Cost components as displayed by MHC: - Membership or subscription: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Initial assessment or intake: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Onboarding lab requisition: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Practitioner consultation: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Laboratory testing: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Medication: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Dispensing fee: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Follow-up or prescription renewal: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Shipping: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Injection supplies: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Cancellation terms: not confirmed [not confirmed]. ### Phoenix - Site: https://www.phoenix.ca/treatments/testosterone - Care format: Online. - Testosterone service as described: The testosterone page describes a lab test at LifeLabs, an online consultation, and prescribed treatment delivered to the patient. The specific testosterone replacement offering is not confirmed. The page states that completing an assessment or undergoing testing does not guarantee that prescription treatment will be recommended or prescribed. (Published by provider: Phoenix testosterone treatment page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Legal entity: Phoenix Digital Health Inc., as shown in the site footer. (Published by provider: Phoenix home page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Provinces: Ontario. The testosterone page states "Currently available in Ontario." The home page lists ten provinces for the company's services in general; that wider list is not used here for testosterone. (Published by provider: Phoenix testosterone treatment page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Ontario availability is stated on Phoenix's testosterone service page. The page describes assessment and prescribed treatment; its specific testosterone replacement offering still requires confirmation. Phoenix's wider general-service list is not used for testosterone. Source checked 26 October 2026. - Clinician type stated: Licensed healthcare providers, "including physicians and nurse practitioners where applicable", as the home page FAQ states. (Published by provider: Phoenix home page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Process as described: Lab test at LifeLabs, then an online consultation by message when results are in, then prescribed treatment delivered to the patient. (Published by provider: Phoenix testosterone treatment page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up as described (the provider's published service, not a medical recommendation): [not confirmed] No monitoring interval published. - Dispensing pharmacy: Dispensed through licensed Canadian pharmacy partners, according to Phoenix; partner names and licence details not confirmed in this review. The home page states that Phoenix is not a pharmacy or drug manufacturer and that prescribed treatment is shipped through a licensed Canadian pharmacy partner. Not being a pharmacy does not mean there is no dispensing partner. (Published by provider: Phoenix home page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Outside verification: [not confirmed] No pharmacy licence number published on the site, so there is nothing to look up on a register. Cost components as displayed by Phoenix: - Membership or subscription: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Initial assessment or intake: Described as a free first visit [no separate charge]. The testosterone page invites the reader to "Start My Free Visit". What that covers beyond the initial step is not stated. (Published by provider: Phoenix testosterone treatment page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Onboarding lab requisition: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Practitioner consultation: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Laboratory testing: not confirmed [not confirmed]. The lab test is described as done at LifeLabs. Whether the test is charged, and to whom, is not stated on the page. The home page states that Phoenix Labs is available in Ontario only. - Medication: not confirmed [not confirmed]. The page shows a starting price for a weight-loss product only. - Dispensing fee: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Follow-up or prescription renewal: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Shipping: Described as delivered free [no separate charge]. (Published by provider: Phoenix testosterone treatment page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Injection supplies: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Cancellation terms: not confirmed [not confirmed]. ### Science & Humans - Site: https://www.scienceandhumans.com/programs/hormone-health - Care format: Online. - Testosterone service as described: A hormone health programme with prescribed treatment is described on the programme page. (Published by provider: Science & Humans hormone health programme, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Legal entity: Global Zebra, Inc., doing business as Science & Humans, as named in the privacy policy. Research records OnMen as the same operation. (Published by provider: Science & Humans privacy policy, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, as listed for the service in general. The FAQ answer to "Where are S&H services currently available?" names these nine provinces. That is the provider's general service availability. TRT-specific availability in each province is not confirmed. (Published by provider: Science & Humans FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - These provinces are listed in the provider's general service-availability FAQ. TRT-specific availability in each province still requires confirmation. Source checked 26 October 2026. - Clinician type stated: Nurse practitioners are profiled on the programme page. The FAQ refers to Canadian-licensed clinicians. (Published by provider: Science & Humans hormone health programme, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Process as described: Assessment and bloodwork, then a consultation that is charged only if treatment is prescribed, then a programme fee every three months. (Published by provider: Science & Humans hormone health programme, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up as described (the provider's published service, not a medical recommendation): Quarterly follow-up blood work and virtual check-ins, as the programme page describes. The page adds that semi-annual visits may be appropriate in some cases. (Published by provider: Science & Humans hormone health programme, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Dispensing pharmacy: Dispensed by the company's own accredited pharmacy, according to the FAQ. The pharmacy is not named. Prescriptions can be sent to an outside pharmacy for a $25 admin fee. (Published by provider: Science & Humans FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Outside verification: [not confirmed] No regulator registration published on the site. Cost components as displayed by Science & Humans: - Membership or subscription: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Initial assessment or intake: $1 promotional or $50 [charged]. Assessment and bloodwork together, as displayed. (Published by provider: Science & Humans hormone health programme, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Onboarding lab requisition: Included in the assessment as displayed [no separate charge]. (Published by provider: Science & Humans hormone health programme, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Practitioner consultation: $150 [charged]. Charged only if treatment is prescribed. (Published by provider: Science & Humans hormone health programme, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Laboratory testing: not confirmed [not confirmed]. The programme page notes that some optional biomarkers may require out-of-pocket payment if not covered by insurance. (Published by provider: Science & Humans hormone health programme, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Medication: $60 to $90 per vial for injections; about $100 to $125 per month for topical creams and gels [charged]. Shown on the programme page as an additional charge to the programme fees. (Published by provider: Science & Humans hormone health programme, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Dispensing fee: $25 when an outside pharmacy is used [charged]. The refund policy also states that any additional medications prescribed are subject to a $25 service fee. (Published by provider: Science & Humans FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up or prescription renewal: $200 every three months, plus $100 for an interim consultation [charged]. The quarterly fee is described as covering follow-up blood work review and virtual check-ins. The $100 interim consultation fee is stated in the FAQ. (Published by provider: Science & Humans hormone health programme, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Shipping: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Injection supplies: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Cancellation terms: $50 no-show fee; appointments cancelled within 5 hours are non-refundable [charged]. The refund policy states a $50 no-show fee, that renewals are non-refundable once processed, and that the consultation fee is non-refundable once lab results are in and the patient is marked eligible. The programme page states "Cancel subscription anytime". (Published by provider: Science & Humans refund policy, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) ### Sovereign Male - Site: https://sovereignmale.ca/testosterone-replacement-therapy/ - Care format: Online and in person. An in-person clinic in Toronto, where the TRT page describes meeting a physician in a private suite. No virtual appointment was found on the pages checked on 30 September 2026. Whether care is available outside Ontario is not confirmed. - Testosterone service as described: Testosterone replacement therapy is described on the TRT page. (Published by provider: Sovereign Male testosterone replacement therapy page, dated 28 September 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Legal entity: [not confirmed] Not published on the TRT page. - Provinces: Ontario, at a Toronto clinic. The site carries pages addressed to Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, Halifax, Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Winnipeg and Saskatchewan. Those are advertising pages and do not establish a clinic or confirmed service in those places. Coverage beyond Ontario is not confirmed. (Published by provider: Sovereign Male testosterone replacement therapy page, dated 28 September 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - A Toronto clinic. City pages addressed to other places are advertising and do not establish a clinic or confirmed service there. - Clinic location: Sovereign Male, Toronto, 59 Hayden Street, Suite 705, Toronto, ON M4Y 0E7, (647) 340-0061. (Published by provider: Sovereign Male testosterone replacement therapy page, dated 28 September 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Clinician type stated: A physician, as the TRT page states. (Published by provider: Sovereign Male testosterone replacement therapy page, dated 28 September 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Process as described: A consultation with a physician, then purchase of a programme (no price shown), then a bloodwork requisition and a review of results. (Published by provider: Sovereign Male testosterone replacement therapy page, dated 28 September 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up as described (the provider's published service, not a medical recommendation): [not confirmed] No monitoring interval published. - Dispensing pharmacy: [not confirmed] No dispensing pharmacy named. - Outside verification: [not confirmed] No regulator registration published on the site. Cost components as displayed by Sovereign Male: - Membership or subscription: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Initial assessment or intake: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Onboarding lab requisition: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Practitioner consultation: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Laboratory testing: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Medication: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Dispensing fee: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Follow-up or prescription renewal: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Shipping: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Injection supplies: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Cancellation terms: not confirmed [not confirmed]. ### UPGUYS - Site: https://upguys.com/testosterone - Care format: Online. - Testosterone service as described: Testosterone therapy is listed on the AI facts page and described on the testosterone service page. (Published by provider: UPGUYS AI facts page, dated 12 October 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Legal entity: UPGUYS Health Inc. (Published by provider: UPGUYS AI facts page, dated 12 October 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan. The FAQ lists twelve provinces and territories for the company’s services in general, which is a wider list than the six provinces stated for TRT. The six-province statement is the TRT-specific one and is the one used here. (Published by provider: UPGUYS AI facts page, dated 12 October 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - The six provinces come from the dated AI facts page, which is the only TRT-specific list the company publishes. - Clinician type stated: Physicians or nurse practitioners licensed in Canada, as the AI facts page states. (Published by provider: UPGUYS AI facts page, dated 12 October 2026, checked 26 October 2026.) - Process as described: Online questionnaire, practitioner review, lab requisition where required, prescription, then delivery from the company pharmacy. (Published by provider: UPGUYS testosterone service page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up as described (the provider's published service, not a medical recommendation): Repeat blood work and a call with the practitioner every three to six months, as described on the service page. (Published by provider: UPGUYS testosterone service page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Dispensing pharmacy: UPRX Pharmacy West, Burnaby, British Columbia, CPBC licence 38287. UPRX Pharmacy East, Etobicoke, Ontario, OCP accreditation 309322. The Burnaby listing was corroborated on the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia community pharmacy list, which shows the name, address and manager but not the licence number. The Ontario accreditation 309322 was found on the Ontario College of Pharmacists register on 14 and 23 September 2026 and again on 30 September 2026, status entitled to operate, at 105-91 Skyway Ave, Etobicoke. (Published by provider: UPGUYS site footer, pharmacy licence details, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Outside verification: Both pharmacies found on their provincial regulator registers: the Burnaby listing on the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia community pharmacy list, and Ontario accreditation 309322 on the Ontario College of Pharmacists register, checked 14, 23 and 30 September 2026. (Regulator or government source: Ontario College of Pharmacists, public register, UPRX accreditation 309322, register, updated continuously, checked 30 September 2026.) Cost components as displayed by UPGUYS: - Membership or subscription: not confirmed [not confirmed]. - Initial assessment or intake: No separately stated charge for the questionnaire [no separate charge]. (Published by provider: UPGUYS testosterone service page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Onboarding lab requisition: No separately stated charge for the requisition [no separate charge]. A requisition is the order for blood work. It is not the blood work itself. The service page states no charge for lab requisition authorization. (Published by provider: UPGUYS testosterone service page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Practitioner consultation: No separately stated charge for the practitioner review [no separate charge]. The medication is charged. The FAQ states a pharmacy dispensing fee of $11.99 per prescription, and the injection cost article states that its $200 to $400 four-month estimate includes that fee. (Published by provider: UPGUYS testosterone service page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Laboratory testing: Generally covered by provincial plans; some uninsured tests may be charged by the lab [excluded]. The service page FAQ states that coverage depends on whether a test is insured or uninsured in your province, that in most provinces the majority of tests are insured, and that you may need to pay the lab for certain tests. Any such charge is paid to the lab and is not part of the UPGUYS price. (Published by provider: UPGUYS testosterone service page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Medication: $200 to $400 per four-month supply [charged]. The company article on injection cost, labelled last updated 12 October 2026 and read 15 and 26 October 2026, states that cypionate or enanthate injections typically cost $200 to $400 for a four-month supply, including the $11.99 dispensing fee, about $50 to $100 a month, and that injection supplies and additional medications are not included. The testosterone service page, read the same day, gives the same range for common injectable or topical options, says other options or additional medications may cost more, and says the exact cost is confirmed before dispensing. The company's medication catalogue lists injections from $45.55 per month. (Published by provider: UPGUYS article on testosterone injection cost in Canada, labelled last updated 12 October 2026; states that the $200 to $400 four-month figure includes the $11.99 dispensing fee, checked 26 October 2026.) - Dispensing fee: Included in undefined [included]. The FAQ states a pharmacy dispensing fee of $11.99. The injection cost article, labelled last updated 12 October 2026, states that its $200 to $400 four-month figure includes this fee, so this site no longer adds it on top. (Published by provider: UPGUYS article on testosterone injection cost in Canada, labelled last updated 12 October 2026; states that the $200 to $400 four-month figure includes the $11.99 dispensing fee, checked 26 October 2026.) - Follow-up or prescription renewal: No separately stated charge for the practitioner call or the result review [no separate charge]. The service page states there is no cost for blood requisition authorization, lab result reviews, practitioner and pharmacist calls, or shipping of the medication, and describes repeat blood work and a call with the practitioner every three to six months. A repeat supply still carries the medication cost, which includes the $11.99 dispensing fee in the company estimate, and any lab charge where the province does not insure a test. (Published by provider: UPGUYS testosterone service page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Shipping: No separately stated charge for standard Xpresspost delivery, quoted at three to five business days. Expedited delivery is charged. [no separate charge]. (Published by provider: UPGUYS FAQ, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) - Injection supplies: not confirmed [not confirmed]. No price for injection supplies was found on the pages checked. - Cancellation terms: not confirmed [not confirmed]. The returns and refunds page states that prescription products cannot be returned and that all sales are final. (Published by provider: UPGUYS returns and refunds page, no date shown on the page, checked 26 October 2026.) ## Dispensing pharmacy as published, all providers One field per provider, alphabetical. "Not named" records what a provider publishes; it does not say whether the provider uses a licensed pharmacy, and it is not a quality rating. - Enhanced Men's Clinic: not named. States it is not a pharmacy and that prescriptions can go to any pharmacy, generally recommending a named virtual pharmacy service. Nothing to check. No pharmacy licence number is published on the site. - Essential Clinic: number published. Partnership Rx, 105-15337 67 Avenue, Surrey, British Columbia. Pharmacy manager named. Number as published: British Columbia 42930. A pharmacy named Partnership Rx was found on the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia community pharmacy list on 14 September 2026 and again on 30 September 2026, at 105-15336 67 Ave, Surrey, with a named manager. The Essential Clinic page gives the street number as 15337. That list does not print licence numbers, so the number 42930 remains as published by the provider. - Gameday Men's Health: not named. No pharmacy named on the Brampton clinic page. Nothing to check. No pharmacy licence number is published on the page. Checked 18 September 2026. - Jack Health: named, no number. The Terms of Use name a partner pharmacy and its numbered Ontario company. The FAQ also offers a pharmacy of the patient’s choice for a fee. A name without a number cannot be looked up reliably. Searching the Ontario register by that name did not return a match on 12 September 2026. - MHC: not named. Refers to "our pharmacy team" without naming a pharmacy. Nothing to check. No pharmacy licence number is published on the site. - Phoenix: not named. Dispensed through licensed Canadian pharmacy partners, according to Phoenix; partner names and licence details not confirmed in this review. The home page states that Phoenix is not a pharmacy and that prescribed treatment ships through a licensed Canadian pharmacy partner. No partner name or licence number is published, so there is nothing to look up. Checked 18 September 2026. - Science & Humans: not named. Refers to "our accredited pharmacy" without naming it. A fee applies for using an outside pharmacy. Nothing to check. No pharmacy licence number is published on the site. - Sovereign Male: not named. No pharmacy named. A cost page refers to medication being handled through a community pharmacy. Nothing to check. No pharmacy licence number is published on the site. - UPGUYS: number published. UPRX Pharmacy West, Burnaby, British Columbia. UPRX Pharmacy East, Etobicoke, Ontario. Number as published: CPBC 38287 and OCP 309322. Both checked against the regulator. The Burnaby name, address and manager were found on the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia community pharmacy list on 10, 14 and 30 September 2026; that list does not print licence numbers. The Etobicoke accreditation 309322 was found on the Ontario College of Pharmacists register on 14 September 2026 and again on 30 September 2026, status shown as entitled to operate. Register entries read for UPGUYS: - UPRX Pharmacy West: listed on the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia register as UPRX, 224 - 3989 Henning Drive, Burnaby BC V5C 6P8. College of Pharmacists of British Columbia licence 38287, as published in the UPGUYS site footer. The community pharmacy list shows the name, the address and the pharmacy manager, Mehrdad Rezaei, which match the company footer. The list does not print licence numbers. Checked 5 October 2026. Register: https://www.bcpharmacists.org/list-community-pharmacies - UPRX Pharmacy East: listed on the Ontario College of Pharmacists register as UPRX, 105 - 91 Skyway Ave, Etobicoke ON M9W 6R5. Ontario College of Pharmacists accreditation 309322, as shown on the register. Register status: Entitled to operate. The register shows a community pharmacy, accreditation issued 15 January 2024, owner 1000286128 Ontario Inc. The accreditation number matches the one in the UPGUYS site footer. Checked 30 September 2026. Register: https://members.ocpinfo.com/tcpr/public/pr/en/ ## Oral testosterone in Canada: Health Canada status Read from the Health Canada Drug Product Database API one drug identification number at a time. "Approved" means a DIN has been issued and the product has not been reported as placed on the Canadian market. "Marketed" means the sponsor has notified Health Canada that it is on the market. Neither says which pharmacies stock it. - Jatenzo (Tolmar International Ltd.), Testosterone undecanoate, Oral capsule, three strengths. DINs 02563770, 02563789, 02563797. Status Marketed since 24 April 2026, checked 26 October 2026. The first of the newer oral undecanoate brands to be placed on the Canadian market. - Taro-Testosterone (Taro Pharmaceuticals Inc.), Testosterone undecanoate, Oral capsule, 40 mg. DINs 02421186. Status Marketed since 2 September 2014, checked 26 October 2026. An older 40 mg capsule, marketed since 2014. - Kyzatrex (Hikma Canada Limited), Testosterone undecanoate, Oral capsule, three strengths. DINs 02562723, 02562731, 02562758. Status Marketed since 3 September 2026, checked 26 October 2026. Two of the three strengths are marketed: 150 mg (DIN 02562731) and 200 mg (DIN 02562758), with a market date of 3 September 2026 that the database recorded on 9 October 2026. They still read Approved when checked on 5 October 2026. The 100 mg strength (DIN 02562723) is still Approved and not marketed, so it cannot be dispensed from Canadian stock. - Tlando (Verity Pharmaceuticals Inc.), Testosterone undecanoate, Oral capsule, 112.5 mg. DINs 02572036. Status Approved since 29 September 2026, checked 26 October 2026. Approved on 29 September 2026 and not yet marketed when checked on 5 and 26 October 2026. Source: https://health-products.canada.ca/dpd-bdpp/ ## Public access and drug plan status by province - Alberta (AB): attachment registry Alberta Find a Provider, https://albertafindaprovider.ca/; advice line Health Link 811; drug plan Alberta Drug Benefit List, government-sponsored plans: Injectables listed as regular benefits. Testosterone cypionate 100 mg/mL and testosterone enanthate 200 mg/mL injections are regular benefits. Oral testosterone undecanoate 40 mg needs special authorization, Jatenzo capsules are under review, and AndroGel and Testim gels are not a benefit. The list applies to government-sponsored plans such as Coverage for Seniors and Non-Group Coverage, not to private insurance. (plan page dated 23 September 2026, https://idbl.ab.bluecross.ca/idbl/drugsList?searchTerm=testosterone&category=&ptc=&mfgCode=.) Pharmacy regulator: Alberta College of Pharmacy. Confidence: high. The provincial adult urology referral pathway, last updated 13 August 2026, lists low testosterone and hypogonadism with a target of under six months and asks for a morning total testosterone drawn between 8 and 10 a.m. before referral. Full guide: https://trtcanada.ca/access/alberta - British Columbia (BC): attachment registry Health Connect Registry, https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/find-care/health-connect-registry; advice line HealthLink BC 8-1-1; drug plan PharmaCare: Limited coverage, Special Authority required. Injectable testosterone cypionate and enanthate are limited coverage drugs, covered only with Special Authority, approved automatically when the criteria on the PharmaCare page are met. Oral undecanoate is a non-benefit, and the gels do not appear in the formulary search. (plan page dated 21 April 2026, https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/health/practitioner-professional-resources/pharmacare/programs/limited-coverage-drug-program/limited-coverage-drugs-testosterone-cypionate.) Pharmacy regulator: College of Pharmacists of British Columbia. Confidence: high. Urgent and primary care centres and nurse practitioner practices are part of the public route. Full guide: https://trtcanada.ca/access/british-columbia - Manitoba (MB): attachment registry Family Doctor Finder, https://www.gov.mb.ca/health/familydoctorfinder/; advice line Health Links Info Santé 1-888-315-9257; drug plan Manitoba Pharmacare: Listed. The formulary lookup lists five testosterone products as Part 1 benefits: cypionate 100 mg/mL (Depo-Testosterone and Taro-Testosterone Cypionate), enanthate (Delatestryl and a generic 200 mg/mL) and oral undecanoate 40 mg (Taro-Testosterone). Pharmacare pays after an annual deductible set from adjusted family income. (plan page dated 23 September 2026, https://web22.gov.mb.ca/eFormulary/searchResults.aspx?query=testosterone&type=basic.) Pharmacy regulator: College of Pharmacists of Manitoba. Confidence: high. Full guide: https://trtcanada.ca/access/manitoba - New Brunswick (NB): attachment registry NB Health Link, https://nbhealthlink.ca/; advice line Tele-Care 811; drug plan New Brunswick Drug Plans: Injectables listed as regular benefits. Cypionate 100 mg/mL and enanthate 200 mg/mL are regular benefits. Gels and oral undecanoate need special authorization for hypogonadism with a specific cause, confirmed by two free testosterone measurements. (plan page dated 10 September 2026, https://www.gnb.ca/content/dam/GNB3/t/hw-sme/nb-drug-plans/docs/drug-plans-formulary.pdf.) Pharmacy regulator: New Brunswick College of Pharmacists. Confidence: moderate. Virtual Care NB has been available since 30 June 2026. An eConsult route exists for primary care providers. - Newfoundland and Labrador (NL): attachment registry Patient Connect NL, https://www.gov.nl.ca/hcs/patient-connect-nl/; advice line 811 HealthLine; drug plan NLPDP: Injectables listed as open benefits. Injectable cypionate and enanthate are open benefits, filled 30 days at a time. Gels and oral products require special authorization. (Coverage status table dated September 2026, https://www.health.gov.nl.ca/health/prescription/coverage_status_table.pdf.) Pharmacy regulator: Newfoundland and Labrador College of Pharmacists. Confidence: moderate. Teladoc virtual primary care is available to residents without a family doctor. - Nova Scotia (NS): attachment registry Need a Family Practice Registry, https://needafamilypractice.nshealth.ca/; advice line 811; drug plan Nova Scotia Pharmacare: Listed, mixed. Cypionate, enanthate and oral undecanoate are listed for the Seniors' and Family Pharmacare programs. Gels carry exception status that requires two biochemical tests. (Formulary dated September 2026, https://www.novascotia.ca/sites/default/files/documents/1-3839/formulary-en.pdf.) Pharmacy regulator: Nova Scotia College of Pharmacists. Confidence: moderate. The registry recorded 52,771 people waiting for a family practice on 1 September 2026. VirtualCareNS Basic cannot prescribe controlled substances, which includes testosterone. Endocrinology new-patient waits ran to a median of 70 days between January and March 2026, with a 90th percentile of 318 days. - Ontario (ON): attachment registry Health Care Connect, https://www.ontario.ca/page/find-family-doctor-or-nurse-practitioner; advice line Health811; drug plan Ontario Drug Benefit: Limited Use. Generic cypionate and enanthate, Taro oral capsules and the gels are all Limited Use, which requires confirmed morning low testosterone with a documented cause. The Trillium Drug Program covers people with high drug costs relative to income, after a deductible. (Formulary page shows last updated 02/09/2026, https://www.formulary.health.gov.on.ca/formulary/.) Pharmacy regulator: Ontario College of Pharmacists. Confidence: moderate. The formulary search was read again on 26 September 2026. The Limited Use criteria text itself is summarized, not quoted. Full guide: https://trtcanada.ca/access/ontario - Prince Edward Island (PE): attachment registry PEI Provincial Patient Registry, https://services.princeedwardisland.ca/en/service/pei-provincial-patient-registry; advice line 811; drug plan PEI Pharmacare: Listed, mixed. Cypionate and enanthate are listed for the Family Health Benefit, Catastrophic and Financial Assistance programs. Gels and oral products require special authorization. (Formulary updated September 2026, https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/sites/default/files/07dd/pei_pharmacare_formulary.pdf.) Pharmacy regulator: PEI College of Pharmacy. Confidence: low. Maple virtual care is offered to residents without a family doctor. Several provincial pages blocked automated checking, so these records are the least certain in the table. - Quebec (QC): attachment registry Quebec Family Doctor Finder (GAMF), https://www.quebec.ca/en/health/finding-a-resource/quebec-family-doctor-finder; advice line 811, option 2 for the GAP; drug plan RAMQ public drug plan: Listed. The RAMQ coverage search shows cypionate, enanthate, the gels and oral undecanoate as covered, with no exception drug label. The legal list could not be read directly, so product-level status comes from the search tool only. (RAMQ coverage search, no date shown, https://www.ramq.gouv.qc.ca/fr/citoyens/assurance-medicaments/savoir-si-medicament-est-couvert/1004?m=testost%C3%A9rone.) Pharmacy regulator: Ordre des pharmaciens du Québec. Confidence: moderate. The Collège des médecins du Québec requires a Quebec permit for telemedicine, which is part of why several national services exclude Quebec. - Saskatchewan (SK): attachment registry No provincial registry yet; advice line HealthLine 811; drug plan Saskatchewan Drug Plan: Listed. The formulary effective 1 September 2026 lists four testosterone records with no exception drug status attached: cypionate 100 mg/mL (Taro-Testosterone Cypionate), enanthate 200 mg/mL (Delatestryl and a generic) and oral undecanoate 40 mg (Taro-Testosterone). What you pay depends on your plan, such as the Seniors' Drug Plan or the income-tested Special Support Program. (plan page dated 27 August 2026, https://formulary.drugplan.ehealthsask.ca/.) Pharmacy regulator: Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals. Confidence: high. The province announced on 16 June 2026 a virtual primary care pilot for people without a family doctor, expected to start in selected areas in autumn 2026. Not confirmed as running on 24 September 2026. Full guide: https://trtcanada.ca/access/saskatchewan Which providers list which provinces, as each provider publishes it. "Listed for TRT" is a testosterone-specific statement. "General list" means the province appears on the provider's general service list or intake form and TRT coverage there is not confirmed. - Enhanced Men's Clinic: listed for TRT: AB, BC, ON, QC. - Essential Clinic: listed for TRT: AB, BC, MB, NB, NL, NS, ON, PE, SK. - Gameday Men's Health: listed for TRT: ON. One verified clinic, in Brampton, Ontario. Other Canadian locations are added only when an address is verified. - Jack Health: listed for TRT: AB, BC, NL, ON, SK. The FAQ names five jurisdictions where the TRT programme is not available: Quebec, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Yukon and Prince Edward Island. The testosterone page names Quebec, Manitoba, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia instead. The FAQ is used here because it names TRT; Nova Scotia, excluded on one page and not the other, is shown as not confirmed. Sources checked 26 October 2026. - MHC: not confirmed, no usable province statement published. Not confirmed. Canadian telehealth and TRT are advertised, but a province-by-province TRT coverage list was not found on the home page or the treatment page. "Across Canada" is not read as verified coverage in every province. Sources checked 26 October 2026. - Phoenix: general list, TRT not confirmed: ON. Ontario availability is stated on Phoenix's testosterone service page. The page describes assessment and prescribed treatment; its specific testosterone replacement offering still requires confirmation. Phoenix's wider general-service list is not used for testosterone. Source checked 26 October 2026. - Science & Humans: general list, TRT not confirmed: AB, BC, MB, NB, NS, ON, PE, QC, SK. These provinces are listed in the provider's general service-availability FAQ. TRT-specific availability in each province still requires confirmation. Source checked 26 October 2026. - Sovereign Male: listed for TRT: ON. A Toronto clinic. City pages addressed to other places are advertising and do not establish a clinic or confirmed service there. - UPGUYS: listed for TRT: AB, BC, MB, ON, QC, SK. The six provinces come from the dated AI facts page, which is the only TRT-specific list the company publishes. ## Evidence guides Evidence: - [Testosterone therapy benefits by the numbers](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/what-testosterone-therapy-does-evidence): Testosterone therapy benefits in men with confirmed low testosterone, with effect sizes, trial names and dates from the published clinical evidence. Evidence checked 13 September 2026. - [Testosterone, energy and mood: the evidence](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-energy-mood-evidence): Testosterone energy and mood evidence, weighed honestly: quality of life and depression findings alongside the null vitality and fatigue results. Evidence checked 13 September 2026. - [TRAVERSE trial: testosterone results explained](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/traverse-trial-testosterone-explained): The TRAVERSE trial results, the FDA label changes that followed in 2025 and 2026, and why Health Canada has issued no safety update since July 2014. Evidence checked 13 September 2026. Diagnosis: - [Low testosterone diagnosis in Canada: the rules](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/low-testosterone-diagnosis-canada): How low testosterone is diagnosed in Canada: symptoms, morning fasting blood tests, a search for the cause, each body's threshold and who should not start. Evidence checked 13 September 2026. Treatment: - [Nasal testosterone, buccal tablets and pellets](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/nasal-buccal-pellet-testosterone): Nasal testosterone is authorized in Canada. Buccal tablets and implanted pellets are not. What the trials on each of the three routes actually found. Evidence checked 14 September 2026. - [Oral testosterone: what the capsule trials show](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/oral-testosterone-evidence): Oral testosterone undecanoate evidence: response rates, the blood pressure signal, hematocrit, the old liver case reports, and what Canada has marketed. Evidence checked 13 September 2026. - [Testosterone and blood sugar: what trials show](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-blood-sugar-metabolic-health): Testosterone and blood sugar: what the T4DM trial and meta-analyses report on glucose, HbA1c and body composition in men with confirmed low testosterone. Evidence checked 13 September 2026. - [Testosterone and erectile function: the trials](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-erectile-function-evidence): Testosterone and erectile function: what randomized trials and meta-analyses report for men with confirmed low testosterone, with figures and sources. Evidence checked 13 September 2026. - [Testosterone esters: cypionate vs enanthate](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-esters-explained): Testosterone esters set how fast the hormone is released. What the trials found for cypionate, enanthate, undecanoate and propionate in Canada. Evidence checked 14 September 2026. - [Testosterone gel and cream: absorption and DHT](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-gels-and-creams): Testosterone gel evidence on absorption, DHT and skin transfer to partners and children, which gels Canada has, and why cream exists here only as a pharmacy compound. Evidence checked 13 September 2026. - [Testosterone injections: what the evidence shows](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-injections-evidence): Testosterone injections compared: intramuscular and subcutaneous trial findings, injection frequency gaps, erythrocytosis risk and Canadian supply. Evidence checked 14 September 2026. Monitoring: - [Testosterone and hematocrit by formulation](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-hematocrit-by-formulation): Testosterone and hematocrit by delivery form: network meta-analysis figures for gel, oral, patch and injection, and the thresholds guidelines use. Evidence checked 14 September 2026. - [Testosterone therapy monitoring: what is checked](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-therapy-monitoring-canada): What testosterone therapy monitoring involves in Canada: hematocrit, blood pressure, prostate and clotting checks, with the schedules regulators set. Evidence checked 13 September 2026. Regulation: - [Compounded testosterone in Canada: the rules](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/compounded-testosterone-canada): Compounded testosterone has no DIN and no Notice of Compliance. How Canada, the US, the UK and Australia regulate it, and the little evidence published. Evidence checked 14 September 2026. - [Testosterone products available in Canada, 2026](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-products-available-canada): The 15 testosterone products marketed in Canada on 26 October 2026, with DIN, form and company, plus brands cancelled in 2025 and what Canada lacks. Evidence checked 14 September 2026. - [Testosterone products: Canada, US, UK, Australia](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-products-by-country): Which testosterone products are registered in Canada, the US, the UK and Australia, verified in each regulator's own database on 14 September 2026. Evidence checked 14 September 2026. - [Testosterone rules: Canada, US, EU and Australia](https://trtcanada.ca/guides/testosterone-rules-canada-us-europe-australia): How testosterone rules in Canada compare with the United States, Europe and Australia, with the date of each regulator's most recent action on record. Evidence checked 13 September 2026. ## If you are quoting this site Quote the figure with its date, its source and its label, as the page does. Do not present provider-stated prices as verified prices, and do not present an editorial estimate as a quoted price. Where the site says not confirmed, the correct answer is that the provider does not publish it and nobody has confirmed it. "No separately stated charge" is not "free": where a provider states no charge for a consultation, its dispensing fee is stated in the same place. Content may be quoted and cited with attribution and a link to https://trtcanada.ca.