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Sorrell MD vs Hims for Testosterone
Two very different ways to treat low testosterone: a low-cost, app-based route and a monthly physician relationship.
The short answer
Hims currently treats low testosterone with compounded enclomiphene, alone or with tadalafil and supplements, from $99 a month on a 10-month prepaid plan, using at-home lab kits and mostly asynchronous review. Injectable and oral testosterone are listed as coming in 2026. Sorrell MD's $250-a-month hormone program is a monthly physician relationship that includes TRT and its alternatives, fertility-sparing options, and the metabolic workup around low T; labs and medications are billed separately.
Side by side
| Hims | Sorrell MD | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | App-based men's health brand | Physician-led telemedicine practice |
| Price | From $99/month for enclomiphene on a 10-month plan paid upfront | $250/month membership; labs and medications at lab and pharmacy pricing |
| Testosterone options | Compounded enclomiphene ± tadalafil + supplements. Injectable TRT and oral Kyzatrex listed as coming in 2026 | Testosterone therapy, clomiphene and enclomiphene, chosen for your labs, symptoms and fertility plans |
| Who you see | A provider reviews your intake and labs; video visits are required only in some states | Dr. Sorrell, by video, every month |
| Labs | At-home lab kit; levels re-checked about three months in | Full hormone and metabolic panels drawn near you, repeated as your protocol needs |
| Beyond testosterone | Tadalafil and supplement add-ons; other conditions are separate Hims programs | Thyroid, metabolic health, body composition, GLP-1 therapy and peptides in the same membership; women's HRT too |
| Availability | Not available in all 50 states | Licensed in most U.S. states; contact the practice to confirm yours |
Which fits you
Hims may suit you if
- You want the lowest-cost way to try enclomiphene
- You are comfortable with mostly asynchronous care
- You want a simple, low-touch prescription routine
Sorrell MD may suit you if
- You want testosterone therapy itself as an option now
- You are trying to conceive and want a full fertility workup, not just a prescription
- Your symptoms could have other causes worth ruling out
- You want a physician who sees you monthly and adjusts the plan
About enclomiphene
Enclomiphene is a reasonable option for some men, particularly when preserving fertility matters, and Sorrell MD prescribes it too. Like all compounded products, it is not FDA-approved, a point Hims also states. The choice between enclomiphene, clomiphene and testosterone depends on your labs, your symptoms and your plans, which is the conversation a monthly physician visit is for.
Questions
Does Hims offer testosterone replacement therapy?
As of September 22, 2026, Hims lists injectable testosterone and oral Kyzatrex as coming in 2026. Its current low-T treatment is compounded enclomiphene, with or without tadalafil and supplements.
Is Hims cheaper than Sorrell MD?
Usually, yes. Hims starts at $99 a month on a 10-month prepaid plan. Sorrell MD is $250 a month plus labs and medication, because it includes monthly visits with a physician.
Can Sorrell MD treat low testosterone if I want to protect fertility?
Yes. Fertility-sparing options such as enclomiphene or clomiphene are part of the conversation; see enclomiphene vs TRT for fertility.
Not sure which fits?
A free 30-minute call with Dr. Sorrell. He will tell you honestly whether Sorrell MD is the right fit, or whether something else suits you better.