FOR COACHES

    The Enhanced Athletes referral link

    A lot of coaches have enhanced clients, and many of those clients never tell a doctor what they use. Coaches who want to point their athletes somewhere can hold an Enhanced Men referral link. Booked through it, the initial bloods review costs the athlete $139 instead of $149. The discount goes to the athlete. Nothing goes to the coach, in any form.

    What the service is (and isn't)

    This is the description coaches share, word for word. Enhanced Athletes is a bloods-review service run by Dr Jack Yeoman, a New Zealand doctor. If an athlete uses performance-enhancing substances, or is thinking about coming off, he reviews what their blood results actually say about their health: no judgement, no lectures, straight answers. Consults are by telehealth, New Zealand-wide, with evening and weekend times. 18+ only.

    What athletes get

    • ›A private consult with an NZ doctor who won't judge what you're running, and honest answers about what your bloods show. Sometimes the advice is stop, and we say it straight.
    • ›If clinically indicated, a blood panel of up to 16 markers (heart and cholesterol, hormone levels, metabolic, liver, kidney and blood-count markers) requested at your local NZ lab. We request only the markers your current phase actually needs.
    • ›Coming off: honest guidance on the principles, and a clear, bloodwork-led pathway whenever you decide to stop.
    • ›Complete privacy from your coach. They are never told whether you booked, what was tested, or anything else about your care.

    Pricing: initial review $149 ($139 through a coach's link), follow-up reviews $149, or a 12-month plan of four quarterly reviews for $560 upfront (or $149 every three months, $596 in total). Blood tests are separate: athletes pay the lab directly for privately requested tests.

    This description is published by Enhanced Men Limited (NZBN 9429053626752), registered office 27 Enfield Street, Mount Eden, Auckland 1024. When a coach shares it, that line goes with it.

    What this isn't

    Not supervision or sign-off.

    A booking doesn't mean a doctor approves what you're running or has made it safe. Nothing makes performance-enhancing substances safe. We monitor your health and tell you the truth; the choice, and the risk, stay yours.

    Not a source.

    Nothing is supplied, sold or sourced through this service, no exceptions. We review bloods and give medical advice. That's it.

    Not a shortcut past your GP.

    Chest pain, severe or sudden symptoms, or a mental-health crisis need same-day, in-person help: call 111 or see a doctor today rather than waiting for a telehealth review.

    Not a rubber stamp.

    If the results are concerning, you'll hear it plainly.

    Holding a link: the conditions

    A link is issued on these conditions, and stays issued while they're kept.

    1. What you may share: your referral link and the service description on this page, word for word. Please don't write your own version of what the service does.
    2. What the link does: athletes booking through it pay $139 for the initial bloods review instead of $149. The discount goes to them. Nothing goes to you.
    3. No payment, ever, either way. We don't pay referral fees, commissions, discounts, free consults or perks of any kind, and you must not accept anything from an athlete for referring them. This protects you as much as us: taking an undisclosed reward from a service for advising someone into it is an offence under New Zealand law (Secret Commissions Act 1910).
    4. If you post about the service: never name any medicine, substance or compound in the same post; never say or imply that the doctor recommends, supervises, approves or signs off substance use, or that the service makes use safe; never share your own or any client's results, outcomes or before-and-after bloods, so no testimonials and no screenshots; and don't pitch the service to individuals by DM or text on our behalf. Post the link, and answer questions people bring to you.
    5. Say this in any post: "This is Enhanced Men's own description of its service (Enhanced Men Limited, Mount Eden, Auckland). I'm not paid to share it; the link just gets athletes a lower consult rate."
    6. Privacy is absolute. We will never tell you whether anyone booked, attended, or anything about their bloods or care, including athletes you referred. Their information is theirs. Ask them, not us.
    7. The consult is independent. Every athlete is assessed on their own clinical picture. A referral creates no obligation, some athletes will be told no or stop, and anyone can opt out at any point. Booking is not consent to anything.
    8. Red flags go to a GP or an emergency department first, not to us: chest pain or breathlessness; sudden one-sided weakness or a drooping face; a hot, swollen, painful calf; yellow eyes or skin; severe mood change or thoughts of self-harm; a hot, swollen or feverish injection site; and anyone under 18. We don't see under-18s.
    9. We can withdraw a link at any time, and if a post breaches these conditions we'll ask you to take it down; you agree to do so within 24 hours.

    Why nobody gets paid

    Two reasons, and both matter. Under New Zealand law (the Secret Commissions Act 1910), a coach taking an undisclosed reward for steering an athlete into a paid service commits an offence, and the clinic paying it sits alongside them. And the Medical Council's standards bar doctors from offering inducements that could be seen to affect referrals, or from soliciting patients through an agent. So the link carries a discount for the athlete and nothing else, the conditions above are published, and we never confirm to anyone who booked.

    Request a link

    Email info@enhancedmen.co.nz with the subject "Coach referral link", your name, and how you coach. We'll send the link and a one-page copy of the conditions. Reply "agreed", and the link is yours to share, word for word. No forms, no onboarding call, no obligations either way.