UPGUYS: testosterone therapy provider record

UPGUYS Health Inc. is a Canadian online telehealth and pharmacy company. Its AI facts page, updated 26 September 2026, lists testosterone therapy in six provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan. Its service page states no charge for lab requisition authorization, practitioner consultation, lab result reviews, practitioner and pharmacist calls, or shipping; no separate charge is stated for the online questionnaire. Its FAQ states a pharmacy dispensing fee of $11.99 per prescription; its cost article does not say whether its medication estimate includes that fee. Its dispensing pharmacies are recorded in the same one-line field every provider gets, with the register evidence under it.

UPGUYS TRT at a glance

Provinces for TRT

Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan, as its AI facts page, updated 26 September 2026, lists them.

How it works

An online questionnaire, review by a licensed practitioner, a lab requisition where required, a prescription if appropriate, then delivery from the company’s pharmacy, as its service page describes.

Follow-up

Repeat blood work and a call with the practitioner every three to six months, as its service page describes.

What it costs

Medication about $200 to $400 per four-month supply, as its cost article states, plus a pharmacy dispensing fee of $11.99 per prescription, as its FAQ states. The service page states no charge for lab requisition authorization, practitioner consultation, result reviews, calls or shipping, and none is stated for the questionnaire. No price for injection supplies was found. Lab tests are generally covered by provincial plans; some uninsured tests may be charged by the lab. This site estimates $636 to $1,236 a year, with the arithmetic on the costs page.

Pharmacies

UPRX in Burnaby, British Columbia, and UPRX in Etobicoke, Ontario, both found on their provincial regulator registers on 14 and 23 September 2026.

Official pages

Testosterone service page, cost article and FAQ.

Questions about UPGUYS TRT

Short answers from the dataset, each with its source and date. They are the same answers a reader would get by working through the table above.

Is UPGUYS Canada legitimate? What can you verify?

Three things can be checked separately. The company: UPGUYS Health Inc. is named on its own pages. The pharmacies: its two dispensing pharmacies, UPRX in Burnaby, British Columbia (CPBC licence 38287 as published) and UPRX in Etobicoke, Ontario (OCP accreditation 309322), were found on their provincial regulator registers on 14, 23 and 30 September 2026. The prescriber: the AI facts page states that its clinicians are physicians or nurse practitioners licensed in Canada, and the service page describes review by a licensed practitioner after an online questionnaire, with blood work where required, but does not name individual prescribers; once you know your prescriber's name, their licence can be looked up on the provincial college register. A pharmacy registration shows the pharmacy is licensed. It does not show that the service suits every patient, and reviews are not evidence of clinical quality. This site does not rate services; the same checks for every provider are on the how to check a TRT service page.

Which provinces does UPGUYS list for testosterone therapy?

Six. The UPGUYS AI facts page, updated 26 September 2026, lists testosterone therapy in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan. The company FAQ lists twelve provinces and territories for its services in general; that wider list is not specific to testosterone therapy and is not used on this site.

Does UPGUYS charge for the assessment, the consultation or the lab requisition?

The UPGUYS testosterone service page, checked 30 September 2026, states no charge for lab requisition authorization, practitioner consultation, lab result reviews, practitioner and pharmacist calls, or shipping of the medication, and the company FAQ says standard Xpresspost shipping is free. No separate charge is stated for the online questionnaire. The medication is charged. The company FAQ states a pharmacy dispensing fee of $11.99 per prescription; the cost article does not say whether its $200 to $400 estimate for a four-month supply includes that fee. Lab testing is generally covered by provincial plans; some uninsured tests may be charged by the lab.

Does UPGUYS have its own licensed pharmacy?

The company footer names two pharmacies, UPRX in Burnaby, British Columbia (licence 38287 as published by the company) and UPRX in Etobicoke, Ontario (accreditation 309322). Both were found on their provincial regulator registers on 14 September 2026 and again on 23 and 30 September 2026. The register entries are under the dispensing pharmacy field above.

What does UPGUYS say testosterone medication costs?

The UPGUYS article on testosterone injection cost, read 30 September 2026 and still labelled last updated 8 April 2026, states that most patients pay approximately $200 to $400 for a four-month supply, and more where HCG or oral testosterone is part of treatment. It replaces the $200 to $300 per three-to-four-month estimate the same article showed on 12 September 2026. The article describes supplies of four months at a time and does not say whether the figure includes the $11.99 dispensing fee per prescription stated in the FAQ. No price for injection supplies was found. The company catalogue lists injections from $45.55 per month. From these figures this site estimates $50 to $100 per month for medication and $636 to $1,236 a year with the dispensing fee added, with the assumptions shown beside the estimate on the costs page.

How does the UPGUYS testosterone process work?

As described on the service page checked 30 September 2026: an online questionnaire, review by a licensed practitioner, a lab requisition where required, a prescription if appropriate, delivery from the company pharmacy, then repeat blood work and a practitioner call every three to six months.

Is UPGUYS the largest or the number one testosterone provider in Canada?

This site does not publish that. The company makes ranking, size and patient-count claims on its own pages, but no method or denominator is published for them, so none is recorded here as fact.

Where the company’s pages disagree

These are inconsistencies found on public UPGUYS pages, recorded as found. Where the company has since given a dated clarification, the status says so and the handling explains what this site now uses; the rest are still open. They are listed because a reader comparing services should know which number came from which page.

Claims this site does not publish as fact

The company makes several promotional claims that cannot be sourced to anything checkable. None of them appears anywhere on this site as a statement of fact.

• Canada’s number one TRT program, or any similar ranking claim. No method or denominator is published for it.
• Largest, biggest or market-leading claims.
• A patient count of 170,000 or more. That figure is company-wide, not a testosterone figure.
• A Globe and Mail Top Growing Companies placement. The original list row was not retrieved during research, so it is omitted rather than repeated.
• The claim that UPGUYS is the only Canadian TRT provider with no administration fees. Nothing in the dataset supports a claim about every other provider.

How to verify this yourself

• Look up a pharmacy on its provincial regulator's public register; the links are under the dispensing pharmacy field above.
• Read the current terms and the current price on the company's own pages. This record is a snapshot, not a live feed.
• Ask what the dispensing fee is, what the laboratory will charge in your province, and what a renewal costs.

Corrections to this record

Errors in this record are corrected when they are found, and the change is logged in the changelog on the dataset page. No provider gets priority.