Reference · Coverage
State coverage, recorded as published
A published state list is evidence. Silence is not. No page here reads a blank state list as availability in all 50 states, and exam requirements are recorded as terms.
Texas
Texas appears on every state list published in this edition. No program publishes an in-person requirement on the pages read for this edition; that is a statement about their pages, not about the law. Coverage is recorded as a term here.
California
California appears on every published state list. A published list is the only evidence accepted, so a program that stays silent is recorded as unknown.
Florida
Four of seventeen prescription TRT records publish a state list that includes Florida and no record publishes one that excludes it. Thirteen publish no readable list, so eligibility there is unknown rather than settled, and no record in this edition carries a Florida-specific price.
New York
New York appears on every published state list. One program records that its at-home lab kits are unavailable to New York residents, which is a lab restriction rather than a treatment restriction.
Illinois
Illinois appears on every published state list, with no state-specific charge published by any program.
Ohio
Ohio appears on every published state list. Coverage is a term here, never a price field.
Georgia
Georgia appears on every published state list in this edition. Coverage is recorded as published, with no inference from silence.
Colorado
Colorado appears on every published state list in this edition. A published list is a different fact from a nationwide claim.
Washington
Washington appears on every published state list. Where a program lists it, the record links the page the list was read from.
Arizona
Arizona appears on every published state list in this edition. No program publishes an in-person requirement on the pages read for this edition; federal telehealth rules for controlled substances still apply.