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Gameday Men's Health is a franchise network of 400+ in-person men's health clinics founded in 2018 by Evan Miller, Ph.D. Unlike the fully telehealth providers in this directory, treatment and pricing here are set locally by each individual clinic — which is both the appeal (in-person exams, hands-on care) and the biggest risk.
Reviews describe genuinely different experiences depending on which location you visit: some clinics carry A-rated BBB accreditation and strong local reviews, while sister locations show "Poor" Trustpilot ratings and complaints about pricing transparency. Multiple reviewers describe large upfront packages — roughly $1,000–1,200 for several months of treatment — with per-location pricing that reportedly varies based on what a provider believes a specific patient can afford. Get that in writing before you commit at any given location.
As published on gamedaymenshealth.com and reported by patient reviews, verified September 21, 2026.
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Initial consultation & testosterone test | Free (per company marketing) |
| Injections | Lowest-cost option, per-clinic pricing |
| Topical | $200–600/month |
| Pellets | $400–1,000 each |
| Oral (Jatenzo) | $1,000+/month |
| Multi-month upfront packages (reported by reviewers) | ~$1,000–1,200 |
Because pricing varies this much by clinic and treatment format, a single "year 1 total" would be misleading here — more than any other provider in this directory, get a written quote from your specific location before starting.
Pricing is set per clinic. Company materials list a free initial consult, topical from $200–600/month, pellets $400–1,000 each, and oral (Jatenzo) from $1,000+/month, but reviewers report multi-month upfront packages around $1,000–1,200 as well. Get a written, itemized quote from your specific location.
It's a real, operating franchise with 400+ locations, but legitimacy and quality vary significantly by individual clinic — check your specific location's BBB rating and Trustpilot reviews rather than relying on the brand name alone.
Evan Miller, Ph.D., founded the company in 2018, according to San Diego Magazine.
No, it operates on a cash-pay/membership basis.
No. Multiple reviewers report that pricing for the same services differs by location, and some describe pricing being adjusted based on what a provider believes a specific patient can afford. Confirm total cost and billing terms in writing before starting.
Injections, topical cream/gel, pellets, and oral testosterone (Jatenzo), using bioidentical hormones.
Check the specific clinic's own BBB profile and Trustpilot page — ratings vary meaningfully between locations, so don't assume every Gameday clinic offers the same experience.
Medical disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Testosterone replacement therapy requires a prescription and physician supervision. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting treatment.