Full Potential Men's Clinic Review

Our assessment

Full Potential Men’s Clinic publishes its whole membership ladder — three tiers, what each buys, and what qualifies you to step down — plus a flat intake fee. What it never publishes is what the drug costs. It tells you what its patients typically spend, as a range, which is an observation about other people rather than a price you are quoted.

The membership is published in full

Three tiers, each with a monthly figure, the eligibility for it, the number of doctor visits it buys and the lab frequency. It also prints a lower rate for patients enrolled in its hormone program, and says what the intake covers: two visits, all labs and a body-composition measurement.

It says openly that the medication is charged on top. That is the distinction most sellers blur, and this clinic states it plainly.

And the medication is not

Where a price should be, the page gives ranges for what patients spend during an active phase and during maintenance. Those describe a population, not a rate you are quoted, so you cannot add them to the membership and get a bill.

So there are two published fees here and no published price for the drug. It is a bricks-and-mortar practice across two states with no service-area list, and it names no compounding pharmacy or individual prescribing clinician.

It does name four separate operating companies with the state each is formed in, which is more corporate disclosure than most national sellers manage.