Men's Health

Compare focused testosterone testing with broader men's wellness panels, including current prices and included markers.

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Start with your reason for testing

These panels center on free and total testosterone alongside estradiol, PSA, and general bloodwork. They cover two common reasons men test: investigating symptoms such as low energy or libido, and establishing a baseline for clinician-directed TRT monitoring.

  • Men experiencing low energy, low libido, or other symptoms that may warrant hormone testing
  • Anyone starting or currently receiving clinician-directed TRT who needs baseline or monitoring labs
  • Men who want a hormone-focused checkup beyond a routine physical
  • Men discussing age- and risk-appropriate PSA testing with a healthcare provider
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Compare your options

2 panels. Review the purpose, included testing, and current price before you choose.

  • 6 tests and targets

    Self-pay$129

    Men's Performance Panel

    A focused male hormone workup with testosterone, estradiol, PSA, CBC, and metabolic markers.

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  • 9 tests and targets

    Self-pay$199

    Male Comprehensive Panel

    General wellness and male hormone markers combined in one comprehensive panel.

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Start with the reason you are testing

Compare the questions below. If you still need help, our team can explain collection requirements and what each option includes.

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  1. What is the difference between Men's Performance and Male Comprehensive?

    Men's Performance focuses on free and total testosterone, estradiol, PSA, and essential bloodwork. Male Comprehensive adds the broader Annual Wellness foundation, including cholesterol, blood sugar, thyroid, and urinalysis.

  2. Should I test testosterone without symptoms?

    Routine screening for men without symptoms is not universally recommended. Testing is most useful when symptoms, clinical signs, or treatment monitoring create a clear reason; a healthcare provider can help you decide.

  3. Does the time of day matter for testosterone testing?

    Morning collection generally provides the most consistent comparison. When a diagnosis is being evaluated, clinicians commonly confirm a low result with another morning test and interpret it alongside symptoms.

Questions before you book

Clear answers about preparation, referrals, timing, and how to interpret the testing options.

Can I order a men's health panel without a referral?

Eligible self-pay testing can be ordered without a doctor's referral. Some tests or locations may have additional requirements.

Is PSA testing only for older men?

The value and timing of PSA testing depend on age, symptoms, family history, and individual risk. A healthcare provider can help weigh the potential benefits and limitations.

What is a normal testosterone level?

Reference ranges vary by laboratory, age, collection time, and clinical context. A result should be interpreted with symptoms and, when appropriate, repeat testing by a qualified provider.

Which panel is better for TRT monitoring?

Men's Performance offers a focused marker set, while Male Comprehensive adds broader wellness testing. Your prescribing clinician should determine which markers and testing schedule are appropriate.

Choose a focused or comprehensive men's health baseline

See exactly what each panel includes, then select in-lab or mobile collection based on your location.

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