TRT dosages on TikTok: what the clinical evidence actually says
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Testosterone replacement therapy is FDA-approved for male hypogonadism, with typical clinical doses of testosterone cypionate or enanthate ranging from 75-200mg per week adjusted to achieve mid-normal serum testosterone levels. The 800-1200 ng/dL target cited in this video exceeds standard therapeutic goals outlined in Endocrine Society and AUA guidelines and aligns more with performance optimization than evidence-based hypogonadism treatment. Patients should obtain a formal diagnosis with two fasting morning testosterone measurements before initiating any TRT protocol.
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What did @kmartfit actually say?
The creator laid out a dosing range for testosterone replacement therapy, saying "most guys on TRT are on anywhere between 100 milligrams per week, upwards of 250 per week on the very high end." They also claimed most men feel their best with total testosterone levels between 800 and 1200 ng/dL, acknowledged that individual metabolism varies, and closed with a direct pitch for their clinic, Harley-Meds. The framing was part clinical explainer, part advertisement. That context matters when evaluating what was said.
The video uses the term "dissociation replacement therapy" repeatedly, which appears to be an auto-caption error for testosterone replacement therapy. That is a transcription artifact, not a clinical error from the creator.
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Testosterone replacement therapy is FDA-approved for male hypogonadism, with typical clinical doses of testosterone cypionate or enanthate ranging from 75-200mg per week adjusted to achieve mid-normal serum testosterone levels.
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Testosterone replacement therapy is FDA-approved for male hypogonadism, with typical clinical doses of testosterone cypionate or enanthate ranging from 75-200mg per week adjusted to achieve mid-normal serum testosterone levels. The 800-1200 ng/dL target cited in this video exceeds standard therapeutic goals outlined in Endocrine Society and AUA guidelines and aligns more with performance optimization than evidence-based hypogonadism treatment. Patients should obtain a formal diagnosis with two fasting morning testosterone measurements before initiating any TRT protocol.
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- Testosterone replacement therapy is FDA-approved for male hypogonadism, with typical clinical doses of testosterone cypionate or enanthate ranging from 75-200mg per week adjusted to achieve mid-normal serum testosterone levels. The 800-1200 ng/dL target cited in this video exceeds standard therapeutic goals outlined in Endocrine Society and AUA guidelines and aligns more with performance optimization than evidence-based hypogonadism treatment. Patients should obtain a formal diagnosis with two fasting morning testosterone measurements before initiating any TRT protocol.
- Standard clinical TRT doses are 75-200mg per week of testosterone cypionate or enanthate, adjusted by labs and symptoms, not a fixed optimization target.
- The Endocrine Society defines hypogonadism as total testosterone below 300 ng/dL on two fasting morning measurements combined with clinical symptoms, a diagnosis required before starting TRT.
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- Standard clinical TRT doses are 75-200mg per week of testosterone cypionate or enanthate, adjusted by labs and symptoms, not a fixed optimization target.
- The Endocrine Society defines hypogonadism as total testosterone below 300 ng/dL on two fasting morning measurements combined with clinical symptoms, a diagnosis required before starting TRT.
- A target of 800-1200 ng/dL is not supported by clinical outcome guidelines. The Endocrine Society recommends achieving mid-normal range levels, generally 400-700 ng/dL, as the therapeutic goal.
- Doses of 250mg per week or above are not standard replacement therapy for most men. At those levels, total testosterone frequently exceeds the physiologic range, raising cardiovascular and hematologic risk per Basaria et al. (2010, NEJM).
- Before starting TRT, baseline labs should include total and free testosterone, LH, FSH, hematocrit, PSA, and a metabolic panel. This video does not mention diagnostic requirements.
- This video is also a direct advertisement for a specific clinic. Dosing claims made in promotional content carry a conflict of interest that viewers should weigh when evaluating the information.
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KMART · TikTok creator
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