Hormone Optimization
Quad Protocol
Combination hormone protocol
A clinician-designed combination of testosterone support, estrogen management and fertility preservation, built from your labs.
Coming soonCheck out first, then you are directed to your portal to complete the intake form. A clinician reviews it and sends your prescription to the pharmacy.
- Prescribed and titrated from your lab results, not guesswork
- Baseline and follow-up labs included in the plan price
- Compounded in a US-licensed pharmacy and prescribed by a ProSupply RX clinician
- Ongoing dose adjustment and symptom check-ins through your portal
- Adults with symptoms of hormone imbalance confirmed by blood work
- People who want ongoing clinician supervision rather than a one-off prescription
- Not for anyone who is pregnant, trying to conceive, or has a hormone-sensitive cancer
- Labs first — Complete your baseline panel at a walk-in lab or with an at-home draw.
- Clinician visit — A licensed clinician reviews your labs and symptoms and sets your starting dose.
- Titrate — Follow-up labs at 8 to 12 weeks confirm you landed in the optimal range, not just the normal one.
- Weeks 2 → 6 — Hormone levels move into range. Energy, sleep and mood are usually the first things to shift.
- Months 2 → 6 — Body composition, strength and libido respond as levels stabilize.
- Ongoing — Labs are repeated on a schedule so safety markers are tracked at every checkpoint.
Hear what your body's been telling you
Every protocol begins with blood work. Clinician-designed panels are translated into a clear action plan, so your dose is set from data rather than guesswork.
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Biomarkers
2,000+
Draw sites
Questions,answered.
What to know before you begin your protocol. Still have a question? The care team is one message away.
Yes. Hormone therapy is dosed from blood work. The cost of baseline labs is included in the plan price, and you can also upload recent results from your own provider.
Your card is charged at checkout, which opens your portal and intake. If a clinician decides treatment is not appropriate, the full amount is refunded.
Typically 8 to 12 weeks after starting, then on a schedule your clinician sets. Follow-up panels are included in ongoing plans.
Yes. Injections, creams and oral options can be swapped by your clinician based on how you respond.