Henry Meds Cost: ED and Testosterone Pricing per Month

This guide lists every Henry Meds plan we track, what each includes, how billing and cancelling work, and how Henry compares with the cheapest programs we list. We list prices only, never doses. Our full Henry Meds review covers its record, and is Henry Meds legit? answers that question with sources.

Henry Meds pricing: every plan

These rows come from our records of Henry's own pages. Each shows the date we read it.

We re-read the testosterone page on 14 November 2026 and the prices matched. The ED page's price answers load only in a browser, so the ED rows keep our 31 October reading. Check the ED page before you order.

Henry Meds cost for ED

Henry's oral ED plan is priced per month on a 3-month supply. The ED page lists three forms: oral tablets, dissolving tablets and capsules. Each is marked "Compounded or FDA-Approved" (Henry Meds oral ED, read 14 November 2026). In plain words, you may get an FDA-approved generic or a pharmacy-made compounded version, depending on what the provider prescribes.

The same page lists what the subscription covers: "Healthcare Provider Visits", "Medication and Supplies" and "Free and Discreet Shipping". It also says "Get started with no insurance required."

What we could not find on the page: the drug name and the number of doses in the oral plan. Ask Henry which drug and how many doses you get, so you can work out the price per dose.

Henry also sells ED injections. The drug is not named on the page we read, so we list the price only.

Henry Meds cost for testosterone

Henry sells two kinds of testosterone. The compounded plan covers a cream, pill or injection. Kyzatrex is an FDA-approved brand capsule. Its label says it "contains testosterone undecanoate, a Schedule III controlled substance" (DailyMed: Kyzatrex label, read 14 November 2026), so it needs a real prescription. Henry's page says Kyzatrex is "not available in California."

The testosterone page lists what is in the price: "Testosterone medication and supplies are included in the subscription. If appropriate, your healthcare provider may also prescribe an aromatase inhibitor at no extra cost. Labs are included as well." (Henry Meds TRT, read 14 November 2026) An aromatase inhibitor is a drug that keeps estrogen in check during testosterone therapy.

Labs in the price is Henry's strongest point. Many testosterone sellers bill the first lab, a membership or an appointment on top. Henry lists none of those.

On sourcing, Henry says "we exclusively use FDA-approved medications or compounded prescriptions sourced from a 503(a) Compounding Pharmacy or 503(b) Outsourcing Facility." Those are the two kinds of licensed compounding sites under federal law. Compounded products are not FDA-approved as finished drugs. Henry's ED page says the same: compounded medications "are not FDA-approved and have not undergone FDA pre-market review for safety, efficacy, or quality." Pre-market review is the FDA's check of how well a drug works before sale.

Henry Meds cost per month: how billing works

Our records show monthly billing for testosterone, and a 3-month plan for oral ED. Our record of Henry's cancel terms says you can cancel any time, but multi-month plans may require paying the rest of the balance if you cancel early. Henry's FAQ answers did not load for our reader on 14 November 2026, so check its FAQ before you choose a longer plan. The FAQ's legal note says "Henry Meds reserves the right to update pricing, product availability, and service terms at any time."

Henry Meds coupon code

We found no coupon or promo code on Henry's ED, testosterone or FAQ pages on 14 November 2026. We do not list codes we cannot see on the seller's own page. Sites that list Henry codes are not Henry, so treat them with care. The price you see at checkout is the one that counts.

How Henry compares with the cheapest programs

For ED, the cheapest all-in plan we track is $16 a month at Strut Health. Henry's oral ED plan costs more but bundles ongoing care. Our cheapest ED medication guide compares every low-price plan.

For testosterone, Henry's compounded plan at $129 with labs included is one of the lowest all-in prices we track. The cheapest low-testosterone plan overall, testosterone or enclomiphene, is $79 a month at Strut Health, which sells enclomiphene, a different drug, not testosterone itself. Our testosterone injection cost guide adds the fees other sellers leave out. Our oral testosterone cost guide compares Kyzatrex prices.

Henry holds a 4.3 Trustpilot score from more than 12,000 reviews, read 5 November 2026. Our ranked best men's health programs list scores Henry against every other seller on price, transparency, care, access and reputation.