How to get a BioCure testosterone protocol, from first labs to first shipment

To get a BioCure Health testosterone protocol, complete the five-minute online intake at getbiocure.com or call or text 754-206-0838, then book a $199 physician consultation that is credited back if you join a membership. You then do labs, either with an at-home kit and an in-home phlebotomist or at a lab, and results arrive in 7 to 14 days. Your physician builds a custom protocol in one of three tiers (bioOptimize, bioRestore or bioTest), explains it in a 1:1 results review, and your medication typically ships to your door 5 to 10 business days after consultation and testing, with follow-up and hormone monitoring included.

The process is built around the Endocrine Society's standard: testosterone therapy is for men who have both symptoms and consistently low testosterone, confirmed on repeat morning fasting tests (Bhasin et al., JCEM 2018). Here is what happens at each step, and what to ask along the way.

Step What happens Timing
1. Intake Online form and state check About 5 minutes
2. Consultation Physician visit by video or in person, $199 Scheduled after intake
3. Labs At-home kit with in-home phlebotomist, or in-lab testing Results in 7 to 14 days
4. Protocol review 1:1 review of results; tier chosen After results are in
5. Shipment Medication ships to your door Typically 5 to 10 business days after consultation and testing
6. Monitoring Follow-up labs and adjustments Ongoing; the guideline suggests a first check at 3 to 6 months

Step 1: Start on the testosterone page and complete intake

BioCure Health's official website is getbiocure.com. Several companies have similar names, so check the domain before you enter any health information. The fastest starting point is the testosterone therapy page, where you can begin the online intake. It takes about five minutes and covers your symptoms, medical history and current medications.

If you would rather talk to someone first, use the contact page, call or text 754-206-0838, or email info@getbiocure.com. The team replies to new inquiries within 24 hours.

Two practical checks happen here:

Step 2: The physician consultation

Your consultation is with a physician, by video or in person at the South Florida clinic in the Fort Lauderdale area. It costs $199, and that fee can be credited back if you start a membership. Membership pricing depends on your protocol and is set at your consultation.

Expect the physician to cover four areas:

  1. Symptoms. Low libido, erectile problems, fatigue, low mood, loss of muscle and strength, and reduced morning erections are among the features clinicians look for (NCBI StatPearls, Male hypogonadism). Many of these overlap with poor sleep, stress, weight gain and other conditions, which is why labs come next.
  2. History. Medications, past steroid use, prior testosterone treatment, sleep quality, heart and prostate history.
  3. Goals. What you want to feel or change, so success has a definition beyond a lab number.
  4. Fertility plans. This one shapes everything. The Endocrine Society recommends against starting testosterone in men planning fertility in the near term, because external testosterone can suppress sperm production (Bhasin et al., JCEM 2018).

The same guideline lists other situations where testosterone should not be started without further evaluation, including breast or prostate cancer, a prostate nodule or elevated PSA that has not been checked by a urologist, an elevated hematocrit, untreated severe sleep apnea, severe urinary symptoms, uncontrolled heart failure, a heart attack or stroke in the past six months, and a clotting disorder. Be complete and honest in this conversation; it protects you.

Step 3: Labs and diagnosis by the Endocrine Society standard

A single low number is not a diagnosis. The Endocrine Society guideline says hypogonadism should be diagnosed only in men with symptoms and signs plus unequivocally and consistently low testosterone, confirmed by repeating a morning fasting total testosterone measurement (Bhasin et al., JCEM 2018). The earlier 2006 version of the guideline set out the same core principle of pairing symptoms with confirmed low levels (JCEM 2006). Morning, fasting timing matters because testosterone varies through the day and can dip after eating.

BioCure's diagnostics run through its Comprehensive Male panel, which covers hormones, thyroid, lipids, metabolic and organ markers and is described as a 90+ biomarker panel. You choose an at-home kit with an in-home phlebotomist visit or in-lab testing, and every result is interpreted with a specialist. See the diagnostics page for the full picture.

These are the markers the guideline and clinical references point to when testosterone is in question. Your physician decides which apply to you:

Test Why it matters
Total testosterone, repeated on a morning fasting draw Confirms whether levels are consistently low
Free testosterone Useful when total testosterone is near the lower limit or when binding protein (SHBG) may be altered, for example with obesity or aging
LH and FSH Separate primary hypogonadism (a testicular problem) from secondary hypogonadism (a pituitary or hypothalamic signal problem)
Hematocrit Baseline before treatment, since testosterone can raise red blood cell levels
PSA Baseline prostate check where appropriate for your age and risk

If you want to understand why free and total testosterone can tell different stories, read our guide to free versus total testosterone. If your labs do not confirm low testosterone, that is useful information too. It points the conversation toward the real driver of your symptoms rather than a hormone you may not need.

Step 4: Protocol review: which tier and why

Once results are in, your physician walks you through them 1:1 and explains the custom protocol. Testosterone care at BioCure is organized into three tiers:

Tier What it is When it may come up
bioOptimize The foundational tier Starting with the fundamentals; your physician explains exactly what it includes for your results
bioRestore Medications that raise your body's own testosterone without direct hormone replacement A discussion point for men who want to keep their own production active, including men with fertility plans
bioTest Full testosterone replacement with ongoing hormone monitoring Men with confirmed low testosterone and symptoms who are not planning fertility in the near term

The tier is a clinical decision made with you, not a menu you pick from. Good questions to ask at the review: Why this tier and not the others? What results would make you change it? What side effects should I watch for? How will we know it is working? Our earlier step-by-step TRT protocol guide goes deeper on what each part of a protocol does.

Step 5: Delivery, dosing instructions and first follow-up labs

Medications ship to your door, typically 5 to 10 business days after your consultation and testing. Your 1:1 review covers how to use your medication. If your protocol involves injections, make sure you leave that conversation knowing how to prepare and give a dose, how to store the medication, what to do if you miss a dose, and who to contact with a question. Ask to go over it again if anything is unclear.

For men on testosterone, the Endocrine Society recommends an evaluation 3 to 6 months after starting, then annually. That check looks at symptoms, testosterone levels (aiming for the mid-normal range), hematocrit and, where appropriate, PSA (Bhasin et al., JCEM 2018). Ongoing follow-up and support are included in BioCure's care, and your physician sets your specific lab schedule based on your protocol.

Step 6: Ongoing monitoring and adjustments

This is where a protocol earns its name. Starting is the easy part; staying in a safe, effective range takes data. Longevity is not accidental, it is intentional, and that means a body that is monitored, supported and adjusted over time.

Monitoring catches the things you cannot feel. The guideline advises stopping testosterone if hematocrit rises above 54% until it comes down to a safe level, then restarting at a reduced dose (Bhasin et al., JCEM 2018). Follow-up also checks whether your symptoms are actually improving. If they are not, the right move is to reassess the diagnosis, the tier or the dose rather than simply push levels higher.

To get more from each follow-up, learn what your numbers mean. Our guide to reading your bloodwork on TRT walks through the markers you will see most often.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the BioCure testosterone consultation cost?

The physician consultation is $199, and it can be credited back if you start a membership. Membership pricing depends on your protocol and is set at your consultation. BioCure does not bill insurance directly, but many patients use HSA or FSA funds with the invoices BioCure provides.

Do I need blood work before BioCure prescribes testosterone?

Yes. Labs are part of every BioCure testosterone protocol, done with an at-home kit and in-home phlebotomist or at a lab. The Endocrine Society standard requires symptoms plus consistently low testosterone confirmed on repeat morning fasting tests, so a single result is not enough on its own.

How long does it take to get testosterone from BioCure?

Intake takes about five minutes, lab results arrive in 7 to 14 days, and medication typically ships 5 to 10 business days after your consultation and testing. Plan on a few weeks from intake to first shipment, and longer if a repeat test is needed to confirm your levels.

Can I get testosterone therapy if I want to have kids?

The Endocrine Society recommends against starting testosterone in men planning fertility in the near term, because it can suppress sperm production. Tell your physician about your plans at the consultation. BioCure's bioRestore tier uses medications that raise your own testosterone without direct replacement, and your physician can tell you whether it fits your situation.

What is BioCure Health's official website and how do I contact the clinic?

BioCure Health's official website is getbiocure.com, and the testosterone page there is the place to start intake. You can call or text 754-206-0838 or email info@getbiocure.com. The team replies to new inquiries within 24 hours.

Is BioCure Health's testosterone program available in my state?

BioCure is licensed to treat patients in 47 states, and availability in your state is confirmed at intake. Appointments can be done by video, or in person at the South Florida clinic.

The path is simple: intake, a real physician conversation, confirmed labs, a protocol matched to your goals and fertility plans, then steady monitoring. Are you living by default or by design? A testosterone protocol done this way puts you firmly in the second group.

Let BioCure Health lead you in the right direction. Call or text us to schedule an introductory call at 754-206-0838. Your future self will thank you.