Hormone testing, at-home sperm testing, and a licensed physician to review your results, all from home.
Start the Viro ProtocolCheck your sperm & hormones, improve both Share with someone you care aboutLicensed physicians · Results in 3–5 days · Supplements cancel anytime
The Viro Protocol checks your hormones and your sperm.
Hormone check + sperm tests + supplements + more
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Testosterone, LH, FSH, estradiol and 8 more markers. Done at a lab near you, or with an at-home kit if there isn't one close. Results in about 3 to 5 days.
A licensed physician reviews your labs with you on video and decides if treatment makes sense.
If your testosterone is low and your physician thinks you need it, you can get enclomiphene. It helps your body make more of its own testosterone. $149/mo, billed every 12 weeks by OpenLoop, with follow-up visits and labs included. Not everyone qualifies. Compounded, not FDA-approved.
$50 for labs + $109 for tests and supplements, charged separately. If your physician thinks you need it, enclomiphene is $149/mo, billed every 12 weeks.
Start: $159No hormone check
then $49/mo, cancel anytime
Billed by Viro.
Get it: $149"Start" takes you to a 5-minute quiz with our clinical partner. Right after, you'll be offered the sperm tests and supplements for $109. If you don't qualify, you don't pay.Your other options.
For men with low testosterone, bringing it back into range may help with:
For men whose panel shows low testosterone, enclomiphene raises testosterone by increasing LH and FSH, the brain's own signals to the testes, instead of replacing testosterone from the outside. FSH is the signal for sperm production, so enclomiphene doesn't suppress it the way traditional testosterone therapy can. Physicians describe it as a fertility-preserving option for men with low testosterone. It is not a fertility treatment, and individual results vary.Read the studies.
Enclomiphene boosts your own production instead of shutting it down, so it doesn't cause the dependence testosterone therapy can. If you stop, your levels usually drift back to where they started. Your physician decides how long to stay on it and rechecks your labs.
Side effects are uncommon, and your physician keeps an eye on things with regular labs.
In trials of about 1,400 people, the most common side effect was headache, in about 1 in 60. Hot flushes and nausea hit about 1 in 100. Your physician watches your estradiol. Rarely, drugs like this can cause blood clots or vision changes, so report any vision change right away. Compounded, not FDA-approved, and long-term data is limited. Some men don't qualify.
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In May a lab report told me my sperm count was zero. I'd been on testosterone therapy and nobody had warned me what it does to the two hormones that make sperm. When I went looking for help, almost everything was written for her.
Modern problems need modern answers. Stress, processed food, night shifts, desk jobs and short sleep are most men's reality, and all of it pushes on the same hormonal system. We believe men do better with healthy testosterone, and that the first step is knowing your number, not guessing.
So we built the thing I wish had existed: a place where a man can get his side checked, understand the numbers, fix what's fixable, and raise his testosterone if it's low so he feels way better in the process, with his partner, not around her.
Emmett Stark, founder. Full disclosure: I own Viro Health Group. My story is my own and isn't a promise of anyone else's results.