Self-pay patients who want long video consultations and a la carte hormone, weight-loss or peptide care without a subscription, and who can tolerate unpublished per-visit pricing.
- Starting price
- Under $175/mo average for TRT in year one
- Consult model
- Live video consult
- Prescriber
- MD/DO + NP/PA
- Labs
- Billed separately
- Insurance
- Cash pay
- Availability
- Unconfirmed
- Cancellation
- No subscription to cancel
- Founded
- Tampa, FL
Pricing
Defy's FAQ estimates male TRT averages under $175/month in the first year and about $125/month after that. The estimate covers testosterone, a weekly aromatase inhibitor, labs and consultations, and Defy says it is not a price guarantee. There is no monthly fee: consultations, labs and medications are each paid for when bought. No consultation fee is published on Defy's site.
Prices as listed on October 17, 2026. They change often; confirm at checkout.
What we like
- No subscription, monthly fee or contract; patients pay only for the services they buy
- Initial consultations by secure video last up to one hour, and follow-ups up to 30 minutes
- Care team of physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners, plus an in-person clinic in Tampa
- Trustpilot score of 4.8 from 4,221 reviews
Watch out for
- No consultation, lab or medication prices on the main site; only an average monthly TRT estimate
- Does not accept insurance of any kind (it provides a superbill on request)
- Its Peptide Therapy service page features BPC-157, TB-500, Epitalon, KPV and MOTS-c, which are on FDA's 503A Category 2 safety-risk list
- BBB rating of C- (not accredited), with 4 complaints in the last 3 years
Cancelling
No subscription or contract: 'Defy Medical doesn't lock patients into subscriptions or contracts', and charges are due when a service is purchased, so there is no recurring plan to cancel. Appointments cancelled with less than 24 hours' notice, and no-shows, may be charged the full consultation fee. Sales are generally final. Lab orders are refundable only before specimens are submitted, and dispensed medications are not refundable.
Where it is available
Says telemedicine is offered in 'most states throughout the US' without listing them. Its lab-ordering site (testdefy.com) says on-demand lab testing is not offered in NY, NJ, PA, RI or MA. The ToS says controlled-substance prescriptions are not sent across state lines.
