Provider record

ReformHRT

Hormone and GLP-1 telehealth1 offerChecked Oct 23, 2026

ReformHRT is recorded as a hormone and glp-1 telehealth. The sources read for this edition report a testosterone offering. Small independent operator.

Provider-level record

This record was built from a provider-level source row. That row carries a domain, a business model and, on some rows, a monthly figure. Commitment, cancellation, refund and state fields are recorded only where a provider page states them, so any field this row does not itemize is published as not established rather than estimated.

Publisher score

5.0Entry

Position 18 · Standard listing

This number and this position are the publisher’s commercial judgement. They are not calculated from the price, fees or completeness shown elsewhere on this record, they are not a clinical rating, and they are not a computed measure of value. Compensation, advertising relationships and publisher ownership may influence both.

How the ranking is set

Record facts

Operator
ReformHRT
Connected to this site
No
Check date
Oct 23, 2026
Domain status
Verified

Each record carries a sponsored field saying whether the provider has any commercial relationship with this site. No provider researched in this edition is connected to Open Water RX LLC, the publisher of this guide. No researched record in this edition is sponsored: the one labelled sponsored placement on the site, Stahl Primary Care, holds the first position in the publisher ranking, and its price and inclusions are advertiser-provided rather than researched, so it is excluded from every researched price count. The publisher separately operates Surfbound Health, a telehealth brand that is not a provider researched, ranked or counted here.

The short answer

What it costs, what you pay first, and what you commit to

Plan price, as billed
No monthly charge published
First payment
Not established
Billing cadence
Not established
Minimum term
None published
Mandatory fees
None published

Plan price is the charge as the provider bills it. A first payment is the whole amount taken before medication arrives, and it is withheld when one required charge has no published amount. A blank is unknown, never zero.

Current pricing

Prices on provider pages change without notice. Check the plan and the term on the provider's own page before relying on either.

Check current pricing at ReformHRT

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Cost record

What this program charges, as billed

Monthly figures are derived from the charge and its cadence. They are not prices the provider offers.

Controlled substance

Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance in the United States. Prescribing rules, in-person examination requirements and refill limits vary by state and provider, and federal telehealth rules for controlled substances apply alongside state law. Nothing here claims a program can prescribe to you; this publication compares published prices and billing terms only.

Offer 01 · Formulation not established

Testosterone therapy

Formulation not established in the sources read

5.0EntryStandard listing · no monthly figure published
Charge as billed
No monthly charge publishedBilling cadence not established
First payment
Not established
Monthly equivalent, known charges
Not established
All-in monthly
Not established
Membership
Not established
Medication price, provider's wording
Not established
Supply period
Supply period not stated in the source(never read as a billing period)
Commitment
Not established
Cancellation
Not established
Refunds
Not established
Required fees
None published
States
Not established
Check current pricing at ReformHRT

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Checked Oct 23, 2026 · 2 sourcesProvider page

Compounded preparation

A compounded testosterone preparation is not an FDA-approved finished product and is not interchangeable with a branded one.

Not medical advice

Nothing here is medical advice. Whether a treatment is appropriate is a decision for a licensed clinician.

Sourcing

Every field, and the page it came from

Nothing here is collapsed, summarized away or inferred. If a field has no source, it says so in the row itself.

A price is only ever taken from the provider's own page. Where that page could not be read, a non-price identity fact is taken from a news, funding or review page and labelled a third-party report; it is never presented as the provider's own statement, and it never sets a price.

Testosterone therapyNo monthly charge published

2 sources · Oct 23, 2026
  • Provider identity, business model and published offeringreformhrt.comThe homepage was read in full, including care options, how it works, request a consultation, the FAQ and the footer. The FAQ describes cash-pay pricing and says the team can explain current fees, with no figure, and no pricing page appears in the homepage links. The record is kept as an unverified identity until a rate is published.Source checkedChecked Oct 23, 2026
  • Search for a published monthly chargereformhrt.comreformhrt.com describes the evaluation, the laboratory work and the monitoring process, and its FAQ says care is cash-pay and that the team can explain current fees. No figure is published on any page reachable from the homepage, so the record is marked not published rather than estimated.Not establishedChecked Oct 23, 2026

Terms on record

What the buyer is committing to

Commitment
Not established
Cancellation
Not established
Refunds
Not established
Required fees
Not established
States
Not established
In-person exam
Not established

A blank term is not an absent term. It means the provider page did not state it, and we did not assume it.

Company context

Small independent operator

A figure or promise attributed to the provider is the provider’s own wording, dated to the page it came from. It is not a finding of this publication, and it is not verified by it.

Key limitation

The homepage was read in full, including care options, how it works, request a consultation, the FAQ and the footer. The FAQ describes cash-pay pricing and says the team can explain current fees, with no figure, and no pricing page appears in the homepage links. The record is kept as an unverified identity until a rate is published.

Billing detail

No charge was verified on the sources checked for this edition.

How we treated it

This caveat travels with the record. It is published beside the figures rather than in a footnote, because it changes how much weight the figures can carry.

State coverage

No policy page could be read for ReformHRT, so cancellation, refunds and coverage all stay unestablished rather than being inferred.

DisclosuresReport a correctionEdition Oct 23, 2026

Right of reply

If ReformHRT disagrees, the reply is published here

A provider named in this record can send a statement through the contact form. It is published here unedited, with the date received, and any factual correction it contains is applied to the record and logged with the previous value kept.