Therapeutics · Hormones & Midlife Care

Testosterone pens: the option most physicians are not using

Members pointed to a prefilled autoinjector that works in men and women.

May 31, 2026By longevitydocs™ editors
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Xyosted is a prefilled testosterone enanthate autoinjector, about $200 for four pens, usable in both men and women. Members noted most physicians in the network are not using it.

A compliant pen solution for peptides and hormones is also expected in the US market soon.

Key takeaways

  • Consider prefilled autoinjectors for patients who struggle with vials and syringes.

From Buzz in the chat, the longevitydocs™ Sunday newsletter, May 31, 2026. Member discussion, not clinical guidance.

Originally published in The Longevity Medicine Intelligence newsletter.

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