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Share your context
Your question, plus any results or documents you have. An AI assistant asks a few quick questions to bring it all together — everything you share stays confidential.
Whether you're preparing to start, reading a new set of results, or weighing up a change, a specialist looks at it alongside your regimen and what you've noticed — then gives you enough to decide what comes next.
The options, the terminology, and what happens before you begin — which tests come first, how long each stage tends to take, and how lower-dose regimens differ.
What the values and reference ranges mean, which results are tracked during therapy, and how yours have moved since last time.
Changing dose or form, pausing, stopping — what each one involves in practice, and what to settle with your provider first.
Which records to take with you, how to explain your existing treatment to a new provider, and what routes to care may be available where you're going.
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Your question, plus any results or documents you have. An AI assistant asks a few quick questions to bring it all together — everything you share stays confidential.
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A specialist joins within one working day, with replies on weekdays. They read your whole history, pick out what matters and help you decide what to do with it.
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Ask for clarification, add context, or raise something new for as long as your chat is open. It starts with the first reply, not when you pay — how long it lasts depends on your plan.
€7 one-time
€20 one-time
€40 /month
€100 one-time
A specialist helps you prepare and get started, then reads each set of test results with you to discuss whether anything may need adjusting.
€70 one-time
For people already on therapy — a specialist reviews each set of test results with you to discuss whether anything may need adjusting.
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No. A question on its own is enough — as is your current regimen, a change you've noticed, or something you're simply trying to understand.
If you do have test results or other documents, you can upload them in the chat.
Yes. A specialist explains the terminology, the values and the reference ranges, and which results are tracked during hormone therapy.
Results are more useful read together: your earlier results, your regimen and what you were experiencing at the time all change what a single number means.
No. A prescription has to come from an appropriately licensed provider.
We can map the routes to care where you are, draft the questions for a local provider with you, and go through the documents you already have.
Yes. Bring the regimen, results, changes and questions you already have.
A specialist puts that information in order with you, fills in the medical context around it, and flags what needs checking locally.
Yes. Tell us where you're going and for how long.
We go through which records to carry, how to explain your regimen to a pharmacy or provider who has never seen you, and what people run into at borders.