Home/Compounds/Testosterone (all esters, TRT)
● TIER 1 — FDA-approved / recognizedGRADE AAndrogens / AAS

Testosterone (all esters, TRT)

Androgen. Research verification: Yes (TGA pending). 5 human study record(s) in the FitClinicMD studies database.

GOALS · Hormone optimization / menopause / low T · Muscle / body composition · Sexual function

FDA status
Approved for male hypogonadism (multiple products).
Compounding (503A/503B)
Approved; also compounded.
DEA
DEA Schedule III (anabolic steroid)
WADA (sport)
S1 Anabolic agents

Mechanism

AR agonist; esters (cypionate, enanthate, undecanoate), gels, pellets, oral TU.

Human evidence · 5

TRAVERSE fracture substudy: no fracture reduction (more fractures numerically). Testosterone Treatment and Fractures in Men with Hypogonadism.
2024RCTn=5204PMID 38231621 →
TRAVERSE, n=5,246 men 45-80 y: noninferior MACE; more AF, AKI, PE. Cardiovascular Safety of Testosterone-Replacement Therapy.
2023RCTn=5246PMID 37326322 →
Global consensus: HSDD in postmenopausal women only. Global Consensus Position Statement on the Use of Testosterone Therapy for Women.
2019other/unspecifiedPMID 31498871 →
TTrials, n=790 men ≥65: modest sexual function/mood benefits. Effects of Testosterone Treatment in Older Men.
2016RCTn=790PMID 26886521 →
Supraphysiologic 600 mg/wk enanthate, n=43: ↑muscle size/strength (bodybuilding-relevant). The effects of supraphysiologic doses of testosterone on muscle size and strength in normal men.
1996RCTn=43PMID 8637535 →
Reference only. This page summarizes publicly available regulatory and research information about Testosterone (all esters, TRT). It is not a prescription, an endorsement, or an offer to dispense, and regulatory status can change. Clinicians should verify current status before prescribing or compounding.

Related compounds