Your numbers, then your plan.
Aethera Men's Lab is the men's medical division of Aethera. It treats the things that actually change how a man in his thirties, forties and fifties feels and how long he lives: low testosterone, erectile dysfunction, fertility, prostate risk, blood pressure and cholesterol, weight, sleep apnea and hair.
What this division is for
Care is physician-directed and cash-pay. No insurance is billed. The model is built around measurement and follow-up rather than a single prescription: a man starts with a blood panel, a clinician reviews it with him, and if he goes on treatment he is re-tested on a fixed schedule with written rules for when the dose changes or stops.
Online intake is available nationwide; prescribing availability for testosterone specifically is state-by-state and published on the site. Concierge visits, including at-home blood draws, are available in every state except Massachusetts and New York. Imaging can be ordered anywhere in the United States.
Clinics in Nashville, Miami and Madison are in development and are not open. What separates this division from the online testosterone market is not the price of a vial. It is that the monitoring is part of the program, the state map is honest, and the things we will not sell are published on the same site as the things we will.
What is different here
- A published state availability table for testosterone, dated and maintained, instead of an 'all 50 states' claim that no competitor can honour. Joi+Blokes excludes 16 named states and Hone operates in about 35. Being the one site that says so converts the skeptical buyer.
- Monitoring is the product, not a footnote. We publish the re-test calendar and the written thresholds: hemoglobin and hematocrit before starting, hold if baseline hematocrit is over 50 percent until the cause is found, intervene at 54 percent, PSA at baseline over 40 and at the same 6-to-12-month interval, blood pressure at every check because of the 2025 FDA class-wide warning. A patient can hold us to a number. He cannot do that anywhere else in this market.
- FDA-approved testosterone first. Cypionate, enanthate, Xyosted, topical gel, oral undecanoate and Natesto all exist. Compounded preparations are used only for a documented clinical reason, are identified as compounded, and are never branded as an Aethera product. That single rule removes the exposure that produced the FDA's September 2025 letter to Hims and its 30 letters to telehealth companies in March 2026.
- Erectile dysfunction is treated as a vascular finding. Every ED patient gets blood pressure, ApoB, Lp(a) once, A1c and a sleep history, because ED often precedes a cardiac event by years. The competition sells a pill; we find the disease behind the symptom.
- Fertility is settled before the first dose, not after the diagnosis of azoospermia. Semen analysis, banking, and the fertility-sparing path of Natesto, brand hCG or off-label clomiphene are on the table at intake.
- A published 'What We Do Not Offer' page naming exosome and stem-cell injections for ED, shockwave sold as a cure, enclomiphene, compounded hCG, compounded topical finasteride and research peptides with no lawful supply. In a category this noisy, the list of refusals is the most persuasive page on the site.
The menu
Every item is marked with where the evidence actually sits and how it is delivered. 18 services.
Men's Baseline Panel
A single blood draw covering hormones, blood count, metabolic and cardiovascular markers, with a clinician review before any treatment conversation. Drawn early morning because testosterone is highest then.
Who it is for. Any man 30 or older starting with Aethera, and the required first step before any hormone prescription.
$99-$299 cash for the baseline panel. Basis: Joi+Blokes lists men's pa
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Testosterone Deficiency Evaluation
A physician or nurse practitioner visit that reviews symptoms and two confirmed morning testosterone results, works up secondary causes, and decides whether testosterone therapy is indicated at all.
Who it is for. Men with fatigue, low libido, loss of spontaneous erections, mood change, or loss of lean mass, and men who already believe they need testosterone.
$0-$249. Basis: Marek Health charges roughly $250-$299 for intake, cre
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Physician-Directed Testosterone Therapy
Prescription testosterone with a defined dose, a defined formulation, and a booked re-test calendar. We use FDA-approved products first: testosterone cypionate or enanthate by injection, Xyosted autoinjector, topical gel, oral testosterone undecanoate (Jatenzo, Kyzatrex, Tlando), or Natesto nasal gel.
Who it is for. Men with confirmed testosterone deficiency on two morning measurements plus symptoms, who have cleared pre-treatment screening.
$129-$249 per month for the program, medication billed separately. Bas
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Testosterone Safety Monitoring
The scheduled re-testing that keeps therapy safe: hematocrit, PSA, estradiol, testosterone trough or mid-cycle level, and blood pressure, on a fixed calendar with written rules for what each result triggers.
Who it is for. Every testosterone patient. Included in the program, not an upsell.
Included in the monthly program. If sold standalone, $89-$199 per foll
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
High Hematocrit Management
What we do when testosterone raises red cell mass: dose reduction, a switch to a shorter-acting or transdermal formulation, treating coexisting sleep apnea and smoking, and referral for therapeutic phlebotomy when needed.
Who it is for. Testosterone patients whose hematocrit reaches 50 percent or above, and men arriving from another provider already running high.
$0-$150. Usually a visit and a lab recheck inside the membership, plus
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Fertility-Sparing Low Testosterone Protocol
Treating low testosterone in men who want to conceive now or within a few years, using options that do not shut down sperm production: Natesto nasal gel dosed two to three times daily, brand human chorionic gonadotropin, or off-label clomiphene citrate.
Who it is for. Men 30-45 who are symptomatic but are planning a pregnancy, and men with hypogonadotropic hypogonadism.
$200-$450 per month for Natesto depending on cash discount programs; b
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Enclomiphene Review
A clinician conversation about enclomiphene, what it is, what the evidence shows, and why Aethera's position differs from most of the online men's market. We do not currently prescribe it.
Who it is for. Men who have seen it advertised by Hims, Hone, Maximus and others and want to know whether to take it.
Not offered. Competitor benchmark: Hone lists enclomiphene from $42/mo
Semen Analysis and Sperm Banking
Mail-in or in-lab semen analysis with clinician interpretation, repeat testing when the first result is abnormal, hormonal workup, referral to a reproductive urologist when indicated, and sperm cryopreservation through a partner bank.
Who it is for. Men trying to conceive, men about to start testosterone, and men coming off testosterone or anabolic steroids.
$139-$299 for analysis. Basis: Fellow lists a mail-in semen analysis a
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Erectile Dysfunction, First-Line Care
Evaluation and treatment of ED with FDA-approved generic PDE5 inhibitors, sildenafil as needed or tadalafil as needed or daily, after cardiovascular and medication-interaction screening.
Who it is for. Men with erectile difficulty, including men whose only complaint is ED.
$20-$79 per month for medication plus the visit. Basis: Hims lists gen
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Erectile Dysfunction, Second-Line Care
Options for men who do not respond to oral medication: intracavernosal injection therapy with first-dose training, vacuum erection devices, and referral for penile implant evaluation.
Who it is for. Men who have failed adequate trials of two PDE5 inhibitors, post-prostatectomy patients, and men with diabetic or severe vascular ED.
$60-$200 per month for injection therapy, $150-$500 one-time for a qua
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Prostate Health and PSA Program
Baseline and serial PSA with proper interpretation, shared decision-making about screening, and a path to prostate MRI before biopsy when a result is concerning.
Who it is for. Men 45 to 50 and older, men 40 to 45 with Black ancestry, a strong family history or a known germline variant, and every testosterone patient over 40.
$29-$89 for PSA as an add-on or included in panels. Prostate MRI cash
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Cardiometabolic Risk Program
Measurement and treatment of the risk factors that actually determine lifespan: ApoB, Lp(a), A1c, fasting insulin, blood pressure, and a coronary calcium score where it changes the decision. Includes prescribing statins, ezetimibe and blood-pressure medication.
Who it is for. Every ED patient, every testosterone patient, and men 35 and older who want a real cardiovascular baseline.
Panel markers inside the baseline. Coronary calcium score $99-$299 cas
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Medical Weight Management for Men
Physician-directed weight treatment using FDA-approved GLP-1 and dual GIP/GLP-1 medications, with protein and resistance-training guidance and body-composition tracking to protect lean mass.
Who it is for. Men with a BMI of 30 or above, or 27 and above with a weight-related condition, especially those whose low testosterone is driven by obesity.
$199-$599 per month for the program plus medication at the manufacture
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Hair Loss Treatment
Oral finasteride 1 mg and topical minoxidil, with honest counselling on sexual side effects and a documented plan if they occur. Dutasteride off-label where appropriate.
Who it is for. Men with androgenetic alopecia, often as the lowest-friction entry into the practice.
$20-$49 per month. Basis: generic finasteride and minoxidil are inexpe
HSA/FSA with a letter of medical necessity
Sleep Apnea Screening
Structured screening (STOP-BANG) for every man presenting with fatigue or low testosterone, home sleep apnea testing where indicated, and referral for diagnosis and CPAP.
Who it is for. Men with fatigue, snoring, witnessed apneas, morning headache, resistant hypertension, high hematocrit, or obesity.
$150-$400 for a home sleep apnea test, cash. Screening questionnaire i
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Body Composition and Strength Baseline
DEXA body composition for lean mass, fat mass and visceral fat, plus simple function measures such as grip strength, repeated to show whether treatment is working.
Who it is for. Men starting testosterone, GLP-1 therapy, or a performance program who want an outcome measure that is not a lab value.
$45-$250. Basis: BodySpec-style consumer scanning starts around $45; t
Not HSA/FSA eligible
Medical Imaging, Ordered Anywhere in the USA
Physician-ordered imaging at a facility near the patient, anywhere in the United States, with results returned into the Aethera chart and reviewed with a clinician. Delivered with SelfHealth.
Who it is for. Men needing a coronary calcium score, prostate MRI, scrotal or renal ultrasound, DEXA, CT or MRI, who do not want to route through a primary care appointment to get it.
$99-$1,200 depending on study and market. Coronary calcium $99-$299; D
HSA/FSA with a letter of medical necessity
Peptide, Supplement and Regenerative Medicine Review
A paid clinician visit that reviews what a man is already taking or has been offered elsewhere, tells him what has lawful US supply and real evidence, and says plainly what Aethera will not prescribe and why.
Who it is for. Men already buying research peptides online, men who have been quoted exosome or stem-cell injections for erectile dysfunction or 'testosterone optimization', and men on gym-sourced testosterone or anabolic steroids.
$149-$299 for the consult. Nothing in this category is sold as a produ
Programmes
Men's Baseline
$149-$249 one-time
- Men's Baseline Panel with hormone, blood count, metabolic and cardiovascular markers
- PSA if 40 or older
- Clinician review of every result before your visit
- A 30-minute visit with a clinician licensed in your state
- A written plan, whether or not it includes a prescription
- Registration with the Aethera medical team so your chart exists if you come back
One-time, no subscription
Testosterone Program
$149-$199 per month, medication billed separately at a state
- Diagnosis on two confirmed early-morning testosterone measurements, not one
- FDA-approved testosterone where clinically appropriate, with the formulation chosen for your situation
- All follow-up labs included: week 6-8, month 3, month 6, month 12, then every 6 to 12 months
- Hematocrit, PSA, estradiol and blood pressure monitoring with written thresholds for dose change or stop
- Injection teaching and supplies, or concierge administration where available
- A fertility conversation before the first dose, with fertility-sparing options if you want them
Monthly, cancel any time; re-test calendar booked before the first dose
Men's Complete
$249-$349 per month, medication and imaging billed separatel
- Everything in the Testosterone Program
- Cardiometabolic program: ApoB, Lp(a), A1c, fasting insulin, blood pressure, and statin or blood-pressure treatment when indicated
- One coronary calcium score at cash cost when it changes the decision
- Sexual health: PDE5 inhibitor prescribing included, second-line care where concierge or a clinic is available
- Prostate program with age-referenced PSA interpretation and MRI ordering when needed
- Sleep apnea screening and home test referral
Monthly, with a quarterly review visit
Second Opinion on Testosterone
$299-$449 one-time
- For men already on testosterone from another provider or an unregulated source
- Full panel including hematocrit, PSA, estradiol, lipids with ApoB, and A1c
- Review of your current dose, formulation, ancillary medications and monitoring history
- An honest assessment of whether your current protocol is safe, including the parts we would change
- Fertility assessment and semen analysis option
- Sleep apnea and blood pressure screening, which are commonly missed on long-term therapy
One-time, with an option to transfer care afterwards
How you are seen
Residents of every U.S. state and the District of Columbia can join the online clinic. A specific test or treatment can still have its own state limits, and we show any limit that applies in your state before you pay for it.
Concierge visits are available in 48 states. We do not offer concierge care in Massachusetts or New York. The online clinic is open in both.
No Aethera clinic is open yet. Three are in development in Nashville, Miami and Madison, Wisconsin, and a fourth is planned for Bogotá in early 2027. We will say so plainly here the day one opens, and not before.
We are cash-pay. We do not bill insurance, and no federal healthcare program money is involved in anything we do. Many of our services can be paid for with an HSA or FSA card, and some cannot. Eligibility is set by IRS rules and decided by your plan administrator, not by us. Cosmetic treatments are specifically excluded. We mark each service with what we understand its status to be, we give you an itemised receipt with the codes your administrator needs, and we will write a Letter of Medical Necessity where one genuinely applies.
Nothing on this site is medical advice, a diagnosis, or a promise of a result. Talk to a licensed clinician about your own situation before starting anything.