Oral Testosterone Cost: Kyzatrex, Jatenzo and Tlando Prices
Oral testosterone cost online and at the pharmacy: Kyzatrex at Henry Meds and Hims, Jatenzo's cash offer, Tlando, compounded pills, and what the labels say.
By Julian Caraulani · Last updated
CostReviewed by Dr. A. Goher, MBBS
- FDA-approved and compounded
- LegitScript seal ID shown
- 49 states (not AR)
This guide lists every oral testosterone price we could source, what each one leaves out, how the three brands differ, and what their labels say. We list prices only, never doses. Every testosterone price we track, pills or shots, is on our testosterone price page.
Oral testosterone prices, side by side
Prices come from each seller's or maker's own page, with the date we read it.
| Product | Seller | Price | Required on top | FDA status | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kyzatrex | Henry Meds | $179 a month | None listed; not sold in California | FDA-approved brand | 14 Nov 2026 |
| Kyzatrex | Hims | $179 a month | Required $49 membership | FDA-approved brand | 6 Nov 2026 |
| Jatenzo | Tolmar (maker), cash offer | $185 or $239 for a 1-month supply (the page shows both figures in two versions of its terms) | A prescription from your own clinician | FDA-approved brand | 14 Nov 2026 |
| Tlando | Verity (maker) | No price published | A prescription | FDA-approved brand | 14 Nov 2026 |
| Oral testosterone, compounded | Maximus | $138.99 a month on a 9-month plan ($1,250.91 billed up front); $249.99 month to month | At-home lab test in the evaluation, not priced | Compounded, not FDA-approved | 14 Nov 2026 |
Henry Meds lists Kyzatrex as an "oral TRT oral capsule" and adds that it is "not available in California" (Henry Meds TRT, read 14 November 2026). Our record says that price includes the provider visit, medication and labs. Henry's own cost guide has the detail.
What each price leaves out
The headline number is not always the bill. Check three things:
- Membership. Hims's testosterone plans need a membership on top of the medicine. Henry Meds lists none.
- Labs. Every program checks testosterone before it prescribes. Some include the test and some bill it.
- Your own prescription. A maker's cash offer, such as Jatenzo's, covers only the drug. You still pay a clinician to prescribe it and for the labs.
Kyzatrex's maker says the drug "is a testosterone medication made available on a cash-pay basis, removing the complications of insurance." (Kyzatrex, read 14 November 2026) So insurance is not the usual route for it. For Jatenzo, the maker also offers a copay card for people with commercial insurance.
- FDA-approved and compounded
- LegitScript seal ID shown
- 49 states (not AR)
Kyzatrex vs Jatenzo vs Tlando
All three are capsules of the same drug, testosterone undecanoate, taken by mouth. They come from different makers with different labels. Each label starts the same way. Kyzatrex's reads: "KYZATREX® is an androgen indicated for testosterone replacement therapy in adult males for conditions associated with a deficiency or absence of endogenous testosterone" (DailyMed: Kyzatrex label, read 14 November 2026). An androgen is a male hormone, and endogenous means made by your own body.
| Kyzatrex | Jatenzo | Tlando | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maker | Marius | Tolmar | Verity |
| Drug | Testosterone undecanoate | Testosterone undecanoate | Testosterone undecanoate |
| Sold by online programs we track | Henry Meds, Hims | None | None |
| Price published | Yes, by programs | Yes, maker's cash offer | No |
| Controlled substance | Schedule III | Schedule III | Schedule III |
For price shopping, Kyzatrex is the one online programs sell. Jatenzo and Tlando go through a regular prescription and pharmacy.
Oral TRT is a controlled drug
Testosterone pills are controlled the same way as shots. The Jatenzo label says it "contains testosterone undecanoate, which is a Schedule III controlled substance as defined under the Controlled Substances Act." (DailyMed: Jatenzo label, read 14 November 2026) That means a real prescription, limited refills and a licensed pharmacy. A site that ships testosterone pills with no prescription is not legitimate.
Blood pressure: what the labels say
All three labels used to carry a boxed warning, the strongest kind, about blood pressure. Each label now lists that warning as removed. Kyzatrex's label shows "Boxed Warnings, Blood Pressure Increases Removed 07/2025" (DailyMed: Kyzatrex label).
Blood pressure still matters. The Tlando label tells doctors to "Advise patients that TLANDO can increase blood pressure (BP) which can increase cardiovascular risk over time." (DailyMed: Tlando label, read 14 November 2026) Cardiovascular means the heart and blood vessels. Programs that sell Kyzatrex ask for blood pressure readings and recheck labs.
Testosterone pills vs other options
Pills cost more than many injection plans. Generic testosterone cypionate shots start lower at several programs; our testosterone injection cost guide groups those by form. Pills appeal to men who do not want needles or gels on the skin.
Some men ask about enclomiphene instead, which is also a pill. It is a different drug: it pushes the body to make more of its own testosterone. No enclomiphene product is FDA-approved, while Kyzatrex is. Our enclomiphene vs TRT guide compares the two. Our ranked list of online low testosterone programs scores every seller.
Questions
FAQ
What does oral testosterone cost?
Oral testosterone costs from $179 a month for Kyzatrex at Henry Meds, with the visit included, outside California. Hims sells Kyzatrex with a required membership on top. Jatenzo's maker lists a cash price for a one-month supply, which needs your own prescription. Tlando publishes no price. Compounded pills at Maximus cost more on short plans.
What is the cheapest oral TRT?
Among FDA-approved pills, Kyzatrex at Henry Meds at $179 a month is the lowest all-in price we track, since the visit is included. Jatenzo's cash offer can look lower, but it covers only the drug, so add a clinician visit and labs. Prices checked November 14, 2026.
Are testosterone pills FDA-approved?
Three are: Kyzatrex, Jatenzo and Tlando, all testosterone undecanoate capsules. Each label approves them for men whose bodies make too little testosterone because of a medical condition. Compounded testosterone pills, such as Maximus's oral testosterone, are not FDA-approved, since a pharmacy mixes them for each patient.
Kyzatrex vs enclomiphene: which is better?
They do different jobs. Kyzatrex adds testosterone from outside the body and is FDA-approved. Enclomiphene signals the body to make more of its own and is sold only compounded. Outside testosterone can lower sperm counts, so men who want children often ask about enclomiphene. The right choice depends on your labs.
Does insurance cover oral testosterone?
Kyzatrex's maker says it is sold on a cash-pay basis. Jatenzo offers a copay card for people with commercial insurance, and that offer excludes Medicare and Medicaid. Online programs that sell Kyzatrex are cash only. Check your own plan's drug list for Jatenzo or Tlando.
Do I need a prescription for oral testosterone?
Yes. Every testosterone pill is a Schedule III controlled drug. You need a clinician to confirm low testosterone with blood tests, then a prescription filled by a licensed pharmacy. Online programs such as Henry Meds and Hims include the clinician. Sites that skip the prescription are not legitimate. Every testosterone price we track, with its source and date, is on our testosterone price page.
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