TestoPatch: Transdermal Testosterone Patch

TestoPatch is a transdermal patch that delivers testosterone through the skin and into the bloodstream. It is commonly used in hormone replacement therapy for men with testosterone deficiency.

TestoPatch FAQ

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How do testosterone transdermal patches work?

They are applied directly to the dry skin to slowly release testosterone for up to 24 hours, providing a continuous hormone delivery. Testosterone Transdermal Patch (brand name: Testopatch) is one of the most commonly prescribed patches in the UK. It is typically applied on the upper arms, thighs, back and abdomen.

How much testosterone does a testosterone transdermal patch deliver?

The testosterone transdermal patch delivers a low dose of 300 microgram/day testosterone, consequently it is not appropriate to perform such studies for this product. Testosterone and its metabolites are naturally occurring hormones. It is well recognised that both endogenous and exogenous testosterone are metabolised in the same way.

Is TestoPatch better than pantestone?

Conclusions: Testopatch was superior to Pantestone to increase testosterone and bioavailable-testosterone levels in hypogonadal men from the first days and throughout the three weeks of treatment. Pantestone increased dihydrotestosterone to a larger extent and decreased SHBG.

Can a testosterone patch be taped to the skin?

Do not tape the testosterone patch to the skin. Your doctor may adjust your dose of testosterone depending on the amount of testosterone in your blood during your treatment. Testosterone patches may control your condition but will not cure it. Continue to use testosterone patches even if you feel well.

What are testosterone transdermal patches used for?

Testosterone transdermal patches are used to treat the symptoms of low testosterone in adult men who have hypogonadism (a condition in which the body does not produce enough natural testosterone).

What if I am allergic to testosterone transdermal patch?

If you have an allergy to testosterone or any other part of testosterone transdermal patch. If you are allergic to testosterone transdermal patch; any part of testosterone transdermal patch; or any other drugs, foods, or substances. Tell your doctor about the allergy and what signs you had. If you are male and have breast or prostate cancer .

Could a new testosterone patch boost libido?

Photograph: Phanie/Alamy The UK is to launch the world’s first clinical trials of a new testosterone patch aimed at boosting libido in women with symptoms of the menopause, in a move researchers believe could transform lives globally. Testosterone is an essential hormone for women and its production drops heavily after menopause.