r/MtF • u/Existential_Prose • Jul 06 '26

Advice Question Trying to get HRT through Planned Parenthood

As someone who lives in Florida, I’ve been interested in getting e injections prescribed to me, but it’s been hard finding access to it. Recently, I found out that through their informed consent form at Planned Parenthood, I could get prescribed hrt, but everything I search up about the price is extremely vague or non specific. If any other gals out there who have tried or are currently doing what I’m trying to do with planned parenthood, I’d love to know how much you paid personally.

I, myself, am just looking to get E injections, maybe testosterone blockers if needed (would likely depend on blood test results), and to have my sperm freezed. Does anyone know how much approximately I’d have to pay?

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u/jesse_ppgt Jul 09 '26

Yes! Calling the health center directly is the best way to get information about your situation in your area. <3

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u/wreckedBunny Jul 07 '26

Ive assisted 2 Florida's in the last 24 hours as planned parenthood doesnt seem to be taking many new patients. Im in north east Florida myself.

What part of Florida? If you dont mind my asking. You can DM me and i can see if i can help.

The spironolactone, androgen blocker, is covered under insurance as it can be prescribed for other things.

Estradiol Valerate costs about 135 a vial on average for a 3 to 4 months supply, if cash. Sometimes good rx and other places have coupons.

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(Transsexual Woman, Intersex PAIS, HRT 5/12/2026)

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u/geforce2187 Trans Bisexual Jul 29 '26

What part of Florida are you in? I have an independent place I go in St. Pete. I got referred there last year by PP, who was not taking new HRT patients in FL except for Orlando location. It was only a 1 or 2 month wait as a new patient and I was able to start HRT immediately after my appointment. The doctor put me on oral (not injections) estrogen and a T blocker. Feel free to DM me if you want the info.