Maximus is worth a look if low testosterone is the issue and fertility matters to you: its pitch is protocols that raise testosterone while maintaining fertility markers. Prices start at $99.99 a month, with oral and combination protocols at $149.99–$199.99. Enclomiphene is not an FDA-approved drug, so ask how yours is sourced.
Good fit if…
- Low energy, low drive or other low-T symptoms you want tested properly
- You want to keep fertility on the table
- You'd rather do labs at home
Look elsewhere if…
- Your main issue is erections only — start with an ED service and a check-up
- You'd rather not commit to monthly lab-guided treatment
Maximus prices
| Option | Type | Published price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enclomiphene | Compounded | from $99.99/mo | Shown as starting per month |
| Injectable testosterone | Prescription | from $99.99/mo | Shown as starting per month |
| Testosterone cream | Prescription | from $99.99/mo | Shown as starting per month |
| Oral testosterone | Prescription | from $149.99/mo | Shown as starting per month |
| Cream or oral + enclomiphene combinations | Prescription | $149.99–$199.99/mo | Shown as starting per month |
- Labs
- At-home lab test as part of the evaluation
- Doctor access
- Message your doctor 24/7 (per Maximus)
- Shipping
- Free priority shipping
- Annual plans
- New clients on a 12-month plan were offered 50% off the first month at time of check
What Maximus offers
Maximus sells four routes to higher testosterone, each with a “starting at” monthly price:
- Enclomiphene: a daily pill meant to signal your body to make more of its own testosterone.
- Testosterone cream: applied daily.
- Oral testosterone: taken once or twice a day.
- Injectable testosterone: classic TRT, once or twice a week.
Its signature offer is pairing cream or oral testosterone with enclomiphene. Maximus describes these combinations as patented and positions them as a way to raise testosterone while keeping fertility markers in range.
Prices
The table above has every published figure. The headline numbers: $99.99 a month for enclomiphene, cream or injections; $149.99 for oral testosterone; $149.99–$199.99 for the combinations. At the time of my check, new clients on a 12-month plan were offered 50% off the first month.
An annual plan can bring the monthly price down, but it’s also a 12-month commitment for a treatment your doctor will be adjusting based on labs. I’d want to know the cancellation terms for the annual plan before choosing it.
About enclomiphene
Enclomiphene isn’t an FDA-approved drug in the US. When prescribed, it’s typically filled by compounding pharmacies, so it’s worth asking any provider how yours is sourced. Interest in it comes from studies suggesting it can raise testosterone without the drop in sperm production that testosterone itself can cause. For the full trade-off, read Enclomiphene vs TRT.
What the evaluation looks like
You complete a health questionnaire and an at-home lab test; a Maximus doctor reviews the results and recommends a protocol. Maximus says you can message your doctor 24/7 and that it monitors your bloodwork over time.
Who Maximus is a good fit for
If the bigger picture is low energy, low drive and other low-T symptoms, rather than erections alone, and you want labs and a fertility-conscious plan, Maximus is built for that. If erections are the main concern, start with an ED service and a proper check-up; ED often has causes other than testosterone.
Pros and cons
What we like
- At-home lab testing built into the evaluation
- Four routes: enclomiphene, cream, oral and injectable testosterone
- Fertility-focused protocols are a core part of the offer
- Free priority shipping
The catch
- Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved
- Oral and combination protocols cost $149.99–$199.99 a month
- Much of the outcome data cited comes from Maximus's own white papers
Prices on maximustribe.com change. Check the dose count and billing cycle on the checkout screen before you pay.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Maximus cost?
Maximus lists enclomiphene, injectable testosterone and testosterone cream from $99.99 a month, oral testosterone from $149.99 a month, and cream or oral combinations with enclomiphene at $149.99–$199.99 a month. At the time of our check, new clients on a 12-month plan were offered 50% off the first month.
Is enclomiphene FDA-approved?
No. Enclomiphene is not an FDA-approved medication in the US; when prescribed, it is typically supplied by compounding pharmacies. Ask the provider how your prescription is filled.
Does Maximus TRT affect fertility?
Maximus says traditional TRT can suppress natural production and fertility, and positions enclomiphene-based protocols as fertility-friendly. Discuss your plans with the prescribing doctor before starting.
Do I need labs for Maximus?
Yes. The evaluation includes an at-home lab test, which a Maximus doctor reviews before recommending a protocol.