Low-testosterone care with Sequel
How Sequel fits in
Sequel offers online clinical review by a licensed clinician and lists compounded oral enclomiphene. To begin, share your health history for review.
Getting an explanation for what you notice
A drop in sex drive, changes in erections or less energy can leave you wanting an explanation. The Endocrine Society lists these among the symptoms that can accompany low testosterone, but symptoms alone do not establish it. Evaluation combines how you feel with blood tests.
Endocrine Society testosterone therapy guideline2018 · Endocrine Society: Hypogonadism in Men
How low testosterone is evaluated
Low testosterone is diagnosed when symptoms and signs of testosterone deficiency go together with consistently low blood testosterone. The Endocrine Society recommends confirming a low result by repeating a morning, fasting total testosterone measurement. That joins how you feel with blood-test evidence before any treatment decision is made.
What treatment is trying to improve
The goal is to improve symptoms tied to a confirmed testosterone deficiency, including sexual concerns, not to chase a higher number. Some causes can be addressed first. The Endocrine Society describes testosterone replacement as a general option for diagnosed low testosterone. The choice depends on cause, preferences and fertility goals.
Why plans for children come first
Whether you hope to have children soon matters before treatment is chosen. The Endocrine Society recommends against testosterone therapy in men planning fertility in the near term, so fertility goals are part of deciding which option fits.
Sequel's enclomiphene
Sequel's enclomiphene is a compounded medication taken by mouth. In the Sequel catalog, it is listed under Sexual Health.
What compounded means
Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not verify their safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed, and advises that compounded drugs be used only when a patient's medical needs cannot be met by an FDA-approved drug.
Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers (U.S. Food and Drug Administration)
How care with Sequel works
Complete the online intake with your health history.
A licensed clinician reviews it and prescribes only when clinically appropriate, so not every assessment ends in a prescription.
If prescribed, a partner pharmacy dispenses and ships it. The patient portal handles orders and ongoing care. Telehealth is not for emergencies. Call 911 for a medical emergency.
Your next step
When you are ready, share your health history through Sequel's online intake. If you have questions before starting, email support@joinsequel.com.
Common questions
What follow-up is suggested for testosterone therapy?
For testosterone therapy in general, the Endocrine Society recommends follow-up after treatment begins to check whether it is helping, whether any side effects have appeared, and whether the plan is being followed.
Who can start care with Sequel?
Sequel serves adults 18 and older in every state except Louisiana and Mississippi. Email other questions to support@joinsequel.com.
What does care with Sequel cost, and what is included?
Your plan price covers your clinical assessment, your medication, customer support from both AI and real people, and the Sequel platform. You'll see the total at checkout before you pay.
You can choose a one-, two- or three-month plan. With Auto-Refill on, you're billed each cycle until you turn it off in Billing. You can cancel future renewals any time; to avoid the next charge, cancel at least 72 hours before your next billing date. If you cancel, payments you've already made aren't refunded.