Know Your Numbers Before You Change Anything
A complete hormone and metabolic panel collected at home in about five minutes. No needle draw, no appointment, no waiting room — just a sticker on your shoulder, a prepaid return bag and results reviewed by a licensed provider.
- At-home collection (no lab visit, no venipuncture)
- 14 Bio-Markers (results are back within 2-3 days)
- About 5 minutes (collect it on your own schedule)
- Prepaid return bag (drop it in the mail, shipping covered)
- Provider-reviewed results (with biomarker insights, not just numbers)
- No prescription required (order the panel on its own)
$149.00
This panel is a lab test, not a prescription. Results are reviewed by a licensed provider and returned to you. If you later decide to pursue therapy, eligibility depends on your results, health history and a separate medical evaluation.
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How it works
Three Steps in 10 minutes at Home
Order your kit
It ships free and discreet, straight to your door. No appointment to book, no referral to chase.
Collect at home in ~5 minutes
Press the device to your upper arm and it draws the sample for you. No syringe, no vial, no phlebotomist.
Get provider-reviewed results
Mail it back in the prepaid bag. A licensed provider reviews your panel and you get your numbers with context.
Why test
Most Men Never Get Tested. That’s the Real Problem.
- Tired after a full night’s sleep
- Losing muscle, gaining belly fat
- Irritability or low motivation
- Low sex drive or performance issues
- Brain fog and poor focus
- Workouts that stopped working
What’s measured
Everything the Panel Checks
Not just testosterone. Hormones only tell part of the story, so the panel also covers the blood, liver and kidney markers a provider needs to read them properly.
Hormones
Testosterone, Total
The full amount of testosterone in your blood, bound and unbound. The baseline number most people mean by “testosterone.”
Free Testosterone (Calculated)
The portion not bound to proteins, which is what your tissues can actually use. Derived from total testosterone, SHBG and albumin.
SHBG
Sex hormone-binding globulin, the protein that binds testosterone and determines how much stays free.
Estradiol
The main form of estrogen. Present in men too, and relevant whenever testosterone levels shift.
LH
Luteinizing hormone, the signal from the brain that tells the testes to produce testosterone.
DHEA-S
An adrenal hormone the body uses as a building block for testosterone and estrogen.
Blood & Prostate
Hematocrit
The share of your blood made up of red cells. Tracked closely because testosterone therapy can push it up.
Hemoglobin
The protein in red cells that carries oxygen. Read alongside hematocrit.
Total PSA
Prostate-specific antigen, a prostate marker providers review before and during testosterone therapy.
Liver & Protein
Albumin
The main protein in your blood. It also feeds directly into the free testosterone calculation.
Gamma Glutamyltransferase (GGT)
A liver enzyme that acts as an early signal of liver stress.
Kidney Function
BUN
Blood urea nitrogen, a waste product that reflects how well your kidneys are clearing.
Creatinine
A waste product from muscle that the kidneys filter out.
eGFR
Estimated glomerular filtration rate: an overall measure of kidney filtering, calculated from creatinine.
Biomarker values are reported with reference ranges and reviewed by a licensed provider. A lab result is not a diagnosis on its own — it is read together with your symptoms and health history.
Common Questions
No. The kit uses an at-home collection device you press to your upper arm. There’s no IV style needle draw, no phlebotomist and no appointment. Attach sticker device to your shoulder and click the red button. Painless! Most people finish in about five minutes.
No. You can order the panel on its own. It’s a lab test, not a medication.
Not on its own. The panel tells you where your levels stand. If you decide to pursue therapy afterward, that requires a separate medical evaluation, and eligibility depends on your results, symptoms and health history.
Yes. The kit ships in discreet packaging and your health information is handled under HIPAA.
Often, yes. If you’ve had bloodwork in the past six months, a provider may be able to use it instead.