Dr. Norman testosterone body cream, 1000 mg per ounce

Dr. Norman's Testosterone Enhancing Body Cream is a 2 oz (57 g) transdermal tube. The front says 1,000 mg per ounce and Male-Female. It is not a prescription testosterone gel or an injection.

What's on the label

The back describes a process from diosgenin to testosterone (MNCT). That is the manufacturer's language. This page does not claim the cream raises blood testosterone or treats hypogonadism.

Who it is for

• Adults looking for Dr. Norman's transdermal cream labeled Male-Female.
• Not a substitute for prescribed testosterone.
• Do not use in pregnancy, or if you have a hormone-sensitive condition, without a clinician.

How to use it

The tube says: a small amount, about ½ to 1 linear inch, rubbed into a small area of the lower abdomen, inner thigh or inner upper arm until absorbed. Wash your hands. Do not put it on genitals, nipples or broken skin. Keep it away from children and from anyone who should not get the cream on their skin.

The first uses can raise the pulse or cause a headache. Stop and call a clinician if that lasts, or if you get dizziness or blurred vision.

Allergens and cautions

The ingredient list includes lecithin (often from soy) and jojoba seed oil. It does not name sesame, tree nuts, milk, wheat or shellfish; if that is your allergy, check the tube you receive.

• Any medical condition: ask a clinician first — the tube says so.
• This is not evaluated as a treatment for low testosterone, erectile dysfunction or menopause.
• The photo may show an old lot. The tube in the box you get is what counts.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. External use only. Always read the tube you receive.