Testosterone care that helps your body produce more of its own.

What is Veedma?

Veedma is a preventive men's health telehealth clinic focused on hormone, sexual, and fertility health. We treat low testosterone (secondary and functional hypogonadism), male fertility concerns, and erectile dysfunction.

We diagnose the cause first using advanced lab panels, medical history, and a structured symptom assessment to understand whether your hormone signal can be restored, your blood flow needs support, or both. Every plan combines lifestyle interventions with targeted medication, designed to work with your body's natural systems rather than replace them.

Our protocols follow national guidelines from the American Urological Association (AUA), the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE), and the Endocrine Society.

Enclomiphene vs TRT: what's the difference?

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), whether by injection, cream, or oral tablet, replaces the hormone directly. Enclomiphene works upstream: it signals your pituitary to produce more LH and FSH, the hormones that tell your testes to make your own testosterone and produce sperm.

TRT is clinically appropriate for primary hypogonadism, actual testicular failure, where the testes aren't responding to the pituitary signal. But most men with low testosterone don't have a problem with their testes. The signal from the pituitary is suppressed by extra body weight, poor sleep, chronic stress, sleep apnea, type 2 diabetes, or certain medications. This pattern is called secondary or functional hypogonadism, and it accounts for about 86% of low testosterone cases (European Male Aging Study, NEJM 2010).

In these men, TRT is the wrong tool. It shuts down the pituitary signal entirely, causing testicular atrophy and suppressing spermatogenesis, sometimes irreversibly. Veedma's diagnostic workup distinguishes these patterns before any treatment starts.

What is the Enclomiphene + Tadalafil combination tablet?

The Enclomiphene + Tadalafil combination tablet is a single daily oral medication compounded by our FDA-registered partner pharmacy. It combines two evidence-supported components:

• Enclomiphene. Signals the pituitary to release more LH and FSH, stimulating your body's own testosterone production and supporting spermatogenesis. Supported by the AUA as SERM therapy for secondary or functional hypogonadism.
• Tadalafil 5 mg. A PDE5 inhibitor that improves blood flow for erections. FDA-approved for daily use to treat erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

One tablet covers both: daily, no separate prescriptions to manage.

How does Veedma work?

You start with an online assessment and lab tests through one of our CLIA-certified partner labs, or upload recent results from the past 180 days. Then you have a video visit with a licensed provider who reviews your symptoms, medical history, and labs to determine the best path. If treatment is appropriate, your medication ships directly from our FDA-registered partner pharmacy.

Ongoing care includes follow-up labs (after the first month of treatment, then every 6 months), doctor consultations for dose adjustments, and unlimited messaging with your care team. All included in your subscription.

Do I need blood work for testosterone treatment?

Yes. Blood work is required for accurate diagnosis and safety.

The minimum we need is Total Testosterone, Free Testosterone, LH, and a CBC. These confirm low testosterone, distinguish primary hypogonadism from the more common secondary or functional pattern, and check hematocrit for safety.

Our Men's Health panel goes further. Every additional marker is there because it changes a treatment decision or flags a safety risk:

• FSH. Combined with LH, gives a fuller picture of pituitary signaling and is required when fertility is a concern.
• Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP). Covers liver function, fasting glucose, and kidney markers. Liver issues affect testosterone binding; fasting glucose flags insulin resistance, one of the most common drivers of functional hypogonadism.
• Vitamin D (25-OH-D). Acts as a steroid hormone with receptors in the same axis that drives testosterone production. Deficiency independently produces fatigue, low mood, low libido, and muscle weakness, symptoms often mistaken for testosterone deficiency.
• Estradiol (E2). The hormone testosterone converts to via aromatization. A baseline measurement lets us anticipate and manage your response to therapy.
• PSA (age 40+). The standard prostate cancer screening marker and an important safety check we monitor throughout treatment.
• Insulin (BMI > 25). Measured alongside fasting glucose to calculate HOMA-IR, the standard index of insulin resistance. Fasting glucose alone can miss early insulin resistance when insulin is already elevated to keep glucose in range.

You can upload outside results from the past 180 days if they cover the minimum, but our full panel reveals factors that change treatment planning. Performed in person through CLIA-certified partner labs across the U.S.

Can I upload my Function Health results?

Yes. If you've already done lab work through Function Health, Quest Diagnostics, Labcorp, or any wellness panel, you can upload your results to Veedma for a free clinical review by a licensed provider, with a personalized report delivered within 24 hours (up to 48 hours on weekends and holidays).

Services like Function Health give you the data, but they're not telehealth providers and don't include licensed clinical interpretation. Our free review fills that gap:

• Hormone pattern analysis. How your Free Testosterone, LH, FSH, and SHBG relate to each other, and whether your hormone signal is suppressed.
• Symptom drivers beyond testosterone. Thyroid function, prolactin, vitamin D, iron and ferritin, and metabolic markers that often explain symptoms when testosterone alone doesn't.
• Treatment fit assessment. Whether natural-stimulation therapy with Enclomiphene is appropriate for your hormone pattern, or whether the cause is somewhere else entirely.
• Clear next steps. Start treatment, additional testing, or no action needed.

Upload your results at /get-started. No credit card, no obligation.

Why does Veedma use LC-MS/MS instead of standard lab testing?

We use Equilibrium Dialysis with LC-MS/MS to measure Total and Free Testosterone directly by molecular structure. It's the method used in clinical research and recommended by the Endocrine Society, performed in person through our CLIA-certified partner labs across the U.S.

We set this standard because our treatment thresholds come from published research. To apply them safely to you, your labs need to be measured by the same method the research used. A 20% misread by an immunoassay can be the difference between confirming a diagnosis or missing it, between the right dose and the wrong one.

That's also why we don't accept home test kits. Saliva and dried-blood-spot kits show testosterone and estradiol 14-19% lower than in-person collection (Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine). Close enough for general wellness, not close enough for clinical treatment decisions.

How is Veedma different from Hims, Hone, TRT Nation, PeterMD, or Maximus?

Most men's health clinics fall into two categories: TRT-first clinics (Hone Health, TRT Nation, PeterMD) that default to testosterone replacement after minimal evaluation, and prescription convenience services (Hims, Maximus) that prescribe through questionnaires without thorough diagnostics. Veedma sits in neither category. We're a preventive men's health clinic built on five differentiators:

1. Natural stimulation before replacement. We start with Enclomiphene to restore your body's own testosterone production, preserving fertility and avoiding testicular atrophy. TRT is reserved for the minority with primary hypogonadism.
2. Diagnostics with full clinical context. Labs, medical history, and a structured symptom assessment, not a questionnaire alone. This distinguishes functional and secondary patterns that account for about 86% of low testosterone cases.
3. Right markers, right method. Equilibrium Dialysis with LC-MS/MS for Total and Free Testosterone (not the immunoassay that can misread by 20%). Full panel: LH, FSH, Estradiol, CBC, CMP, Vitamin D, PSA (age 40+), Insulin (BMI > 25). Each marker changes a treatment decision or flags a safety risk.
4. Transparent flat-rate pricing. $149/month covers medication, all labs, doctor consultations, and shipping (as low as $99/month with a longer plan). No "plus medication cost" fine print, no separate membership fees, no surprise lab bills.
5. National guidelines as the baseline. Our protocols follow the AUA, AACE, and the Endocrine Society, the same standards used in clinical research, applied to your individual care.

Are Veedma doctors licensed?

Yes. Every provider at Veedma is licensed and specializes in men's hormone, sexual, and fertility health. Every prescription is written by a provider licensed to prescribe in your specific state, after a video visit reviewing your symptoms, labs, and medical history.

Is treatment safe and legal?

Yes. Every Veedma prescription is written by a licensed provider and filled by our FDA-registered partner pharmacy. Our protocols follow national guidelines from the AUA, AACE, and the Endocrine Society, with safety surveillance built into every treatment plan. Treatment is monitored with follow-up labs after the first month and every 6 months after.

Do you accept insurance?

No. Veedma is a direct-pay clinic and does not bill insurance. Our plans start at $149/month (as low as $99/month with a longer commitment) and cover medication, labs, doctor consultations, and shipping. This is often less than typical insurance copays for separate doctor visits, labs, and medications combined. Enclomiphene is generally not covered by insurance for hypogonadism, since it's prescribed off-label.

Can I use FSA/HSA?

Yes. Veedma is FSA/HSA eligible. Your monthly subscription, medications, and lab work qualify as eligible medical expenses, so you can use pre-tax dollars from your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA).

What states do you serve?

Veedma serves patients in most U.S. states. We currently do not operate in Alabama, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, or Wisconsin. For all other states, your specific availability is confirmed during the free assessment, since coverage may change as we onboard additional licensed providers.