Where to Get TRT in the Philippines

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is available in the Philippines, but it is not on every corner, and the providers that rank highest on Google are not always the ones you want. This page lists the legitimate options we know of, by city and by type, and gives you a short checklist for judging any clinic, including ones we have not listed yet.

The listings are factual, not endorsements. We do not rank providers, and inclusion does not mean we have audited a clinic's care. How we choose and update listings is explained in our editorial policy.

What a proper TRT pathway looks like

Before comparing providers, it helps to know what good care looks like, so you can spot when it is missing. Under the Endocrine Society and AUA guidelines, a doctor should:

• Ask about symptoms such as low energy, low libido, poor erections, low mood and loss of muscle.
• Order two separate early-morning total testosterone tests, on different days, before diagnosing low T. One low reading is not enough, especially after a night shift or a bad week of sleep.
• Check related markers, usually LH, FSH, prolactin, a blood count (hematocrit), PSA and sometimes estradiol, to find the cause and to have a baseline.
• Talk about fertility. TRT suppresses sperm production, which matters if you still want children.
• Explain the forms available in the Philippines and what each involves.
• Book follow-up labs, because monitoring is part of the treatment, not an extra.

If a provider skips the testing and goes straight to a prescription, that is a warning sign, however convenient it feels. Our testosterone test guide explains the full panel, and testosterone test prices compares labs.

Clinic, hospital or telehealth: which fits you?

There are three broad routes to TRT here, and the right one depends on where you live, your budget and how much hand-holding you want.

Route	Good for	Trade-offs
Hospital endocrinologist or urologist	Complex cases, other health conditions, HMO coverage of the consult	Longer waits, more trips, less convenient hours
Men's health clinic	Convenience, one place for consults, labs and injections	Prices often not published; quality varies by clinic
Telehealth plus a local lab	Men outside Metro Manila, busy schedules, already-diagnosed patients	You arrange your own labs; no physical exam unless you go in

If you have an HMO card through work, check whether it covers a specialist consult and the lab panel. Many cover the consult and some of the labs but not the medicine itself. Ask your HMO coordinator before you book, because it can cut the cost of the first visit considerably.

Telehealth options

Telehealth is the fastest route for most men outside the big clinic clusters, and it suits people with long commutes or rotating BPO shifts. The usual model is an online consult, a lab request you take to a partner or nearby lab, a follow-up call to go over results, and then a prescription filled by a licensed pharmacy.

• Telehealth and pharmacy

  DIMA Health

  Online, nationwide delivery

  Licensed online pharmacy with doctor consults, including a TRT consult. Dispenses generic testosterone enanthate on prescription.

  Closest thing in the Philippines to a doctor-review-then-deliver TRT model. Prices are listed on the site.

  dima.ph

• Virtual clinic

  CebuTRT

  Cebu and online

  Virtual TRT service with pages aimed at expats in Cebu and the Visayas.

  No prices published.

  cebutrt.com

• Lab booking

  Hati Health

  Online, Metro Manila and major cities

  Lab booking marketplace. Book testosterone and other hormone tests at partner labs such as Hi-Precision.

  Lists one price per test per lab. Useful for booking the initial panel, not for treatment.

A few things to know about telehealth in the Philippines:

• There is no dedicated telemedicine law yet. Doctors work under a joint DOH, DILG and PhilHealth administrative order from 2021, so the doctor must still hold a valid PRC licence.
• Under FDA Advisory 2019-154, medicines can only be sold online through FDA-licensed pharmacies. A legitimate service will either dispense through its own licensed pharmacy or give you a prescription to fill at one.
• A lab booking service such as Hati Health is useful for the first panel, but it is not a treatment provider. You still need a doctor to interpret the results.

Metro Manila

Metro Manila has the most choice, from hospital endocrinology departments to men's health clinics. Hospital-based endocrinologists and urologists are often the most thorough option, though waits can be long and you may need to queue at the outpatient department.

• Clinic

  Pulse Clinic Makati

  Makati, Metro Manila (also has Clark and Cebu branches)

  Men's health clinic chain with a TRT program, testosterone testing and follow-up monitoring.

  Does not publish TRT program prices online. One patient reported a vial price on r/FTMPhilippines.

• Clinic

  Hara Clinic

  Pasig, Metro Manila

  Clinic with a TRT program landing page.

  No prices published. Some booking links were not working when checked, so call ahead.

• Lab booking

  Hati Health

  Online, Metro Manila and major cities

  Lab booking marketplace. Book testosterone and other hormone tests at partner labs such as Hi-Precision.

  Lists one price per test per lab. Useful for booking the initial panel, not for treatment.

For Makati and BGC specifically, including nearby labs, see TRT in Makati and BGC.

Cebu

Cebu is the main hub for the Visayas. Demand is high among both locals and foreign retirees, and supply of some forms can be patchy, so it pays to plan refills early.

• Clinic

  Pulse Clinic Makati

  Makati, Metro Manila (also has Clark and Cebu branches)

  Men's health clinic chain with a TRT program, testosterone testing and follow-up monitoring.

  Does not publish TRT program prices online. One patient reported a vial price on r/FTMPhilippines.

• Virtual clinic

  CebuTRT

  Cebu and online

  Virtual TRT service with pages aimed at expats in Cebu and the Visayas.

  No prices published.

  cebutrt.com

More detail, including what to do if you live on Negros, Bohol or Leyte, is on TRT in Cebu.

Angeles City and Clark

Angeles and Clark have the largest cluster of foreign residents in Central Luzon, and providers there are used to patients who arrive already on treatment.

• Clinic

  Pulse Clinic Makati

  Makati, Metro Manila (also has Clark and Cebu branches)

  Men's health clinic chain with a TRT program, testosterone testing and follow-up monitoring.

  Does not publish TRT program prices online. One patient reported a vial price on r/FTMPhilippines.

• Hospital

  Sacred Heart Medical Center

  Angeles City, Pampanga

  Hospital where an expat reported starting TRT with a local physician, with enanthate dispensed on site.

  Reported to bill the US VA Foreign Medical Program directly for eligible veterans.

  Source: patient report, r/Philippines_Expats, Mar 2026, verify before launch

Prices reported by patients, and notes for US veterans, are on TRT in Angeles City and Clark.

Everywhere else

If you live in Davao, Iloilo, Bacolod, Cagayan de Oro or a provincial town, we do not yet have a verified provider to list. That does not mean care is unavailable. Two practical routes:

1. A hospital endocrinologist or urologist. Most large private hospitals in regional cities have one. Ask the outpatient department for an appointment and say you want your testosterone checked.
2. Telehealth plus a local lab. Many telehealth doctors will send a lab request you can take to any accredited lab nearby, then review the results online.

We add a city page only once there is at least one provider we can describe with checked facts.

How to choose a provider

Whatever the setting, these questions separate careful providers from convenient ones. A good clinic will answer them without hesitation.

1. Who is the doctor, and what is their licence? You should get a full name and a PRC licence number. Endocrinologists and urologists have the most relevant training.
2. Do you test before prescribing? The answer should be yes, with two early-morning readings and a basic panel.
3. What forms do you use, and where is the medicine dispensed? It should be a product you can look up on the FDA Philippines verification portal, dispensed by a licensed pharmacy or the clinic's own licensed dispensary.
4. What does monitoring involve, and what does it cost? Ask which labs they repeat, how often, and whether lab fees are included. The drug is often the cheapest part; consults and labs are where costs add up. Our TRT cost guide has a line-by-line breakdown.
5. What happens if my hematocrit or PSA goes up? A good answer mentions pausing or adjusting treatment and, when needed, referral.
6. How do you handle fertility? If you might want children, the clinic should discuss this before you start.
7. Can I get copies of my results and prescription? You should own your records, especially if you travel or move.

Free toolTRT cost calculatorPick a form, a provider type and a lab schedule. See the monthly and yearly peso cost.→

Red flags

Walk away, or at least get a second opinion, if you see any of these:

• Oral tablets or vials sold without a prescription. Sellers on social media, online marketplaces, messaging apps or gym noticeboards that sell "TRT" vials or oral tablets without a doctor are not offering TRT. They are selling unregistered steroids, often with fake FDA badges. Read TRT vs steroids for why this matters.
• No blood test before treatment. Or a single test taken at any time of day.
• Promises of muscle, fat loss or performance. TRT restores a deficient level to the normal range. It is not a physique programme.
• No monitoring plan. Treatment without repeat labs is not safe treatment.
• Pressure to pay for long packages upfront before you have even seen your results.
• Products you cannot verify. If the product name, registration number or manufacturer does not appear on the FDA portal, do not inject it.
• Doctors you cannot identify. No name, no licence number, no clinic address.

We never link to grey-market sellers, and we never will. If a site combines "TRT" with oral compounds, cut-rate vials or "no prescription needed", treat it as a steroid shop, whatever its domain name says.

What to do next

If you have not been tested yet, start there. Book two early-morning total testosterone tests at a lab near you, then take the results to a doctor. If you already have results or a diagnosis, choose a provider using the questions above and bring your records to the first visit.

If you are a foreign resident or retiree continuing treatment from abroad, our guide for expats and retirees covers what changes when you move here.