Straight answers.

No. You can book labs and a consult directly. If you have a primary care doctor, we can send them a summary with your permission.

Testosterone changes from day to day and is highest in the morning. Medical guidelines call for two low early-morning readings, on different days, before diagnosing low testosterone. The second draw is included in the price.

Then we tell you, and we do not prescribe testosterone. We look at other causes with you, like sleep, thyroid, mood, weight and medications, or send a summary to your own doctor. You pay only for the labs and visit you already had.

Yes. If you have two morning testosterone tests from the last 3 months, a clinician will look at them and you may not need to repeat them.

No. We are a men's clinic. We are glad to suggest local clinicians who focus on menopause and hormone care for women.

It can. Testosterone therapy lowers sperm production, and it can cause infertility that does not always reverse. If you might want children, tell us at the first visit. There are other approaches, and our consulting urologist sees fertility questions on Thursdays.

It is the share of your blood made of red cells. Testosterone raises it, and thicker blood raises the risk of clots. We check it before starting and at every monitoring visit, and we act if it goes above 54%.

No. We cannot promise more energy, a higher sex drive, muscle or weight loss. We can promise accurate labs, honest explanations, careful monitoring and a straight answer when a treatment is not helping.

Bring a list, or the bottles, to your first visit. A clinician checks interactions before prescribing. This matters most for nitrates, blood thinners and blood pressure medicines.

"BLH CLINIC TULSA". Nothing about the reason for your visit.

We do not bill insurance for visits. We give you an itemised receipt you can submit for possible reimbursement, and we accept HSA and FSA cards. Medication goes through your own pharmacy and insurance.

No. We never share your records with an employer. Your insurer only sees what you choose to submit.

Yes, if you would like them there. Many men bring a partner to the results visit.

The draw room opens at 7:00 a.m. on weekdays and 8:00 a.m. on Saturdays. Draws run until 10:30 a.m. on weekdays because testosterone readings are only reliable in the morning.

Yes, for patients anywhere in Oklahoma. The first visit and some monitoring visits are in person, because they include an exam or a blood pressure check.

You get a reminder two weeks before each one. If labs are overdue, we hold refills until they are current. We will always help you book quickly.