Tests for the level of these hormones in your blood:
- Cortisol
- Dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEA-S)
- Estradiol (E2)
- Total Testosterone
Sample collection method:
- Finger prick blood collection
This Men’s Health Panel measures several key hormones that play vital roles not only in sexual health but also in overall body functions. Understanding these hormones can help you manage your health more effectively.
Cortisol is a hormone made by your adrenal glands. Cortisol helps you to respond to stress and plays a role in several bodily functions, including suppressing inflammation, fighting infections, regulating blood sugar and metabolism, maintaining blood pressure and helps control sleep-wake cycles.
DHEA-S is a steroid hormone made by your adrenal glands. Your body converts this hormone into androgens, including testosterone & estrogen and is a critical hormone for reproduction.
Estradiol (E2) is one of the main types of estrogen. For males assigned at birth, this hormone is made in small amounts by the testicles and plays a critical role in male sexual function, including modulating libido and erectile function.
Total Testosterone measures all testosterone in the bloodstream – this includes both testosterone attached to proteins, like sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) and albumin & free testosterone which is not attached to proteins. Testosterone is the primary sex hormone for people assigned male at birth. It is mainly produced by your testes and impacts sperm production, muscle size and strength, bone growth, and sex drive (libido) amongst other important functions in the body.
Understanding these hormone levels can provide valuable insights into various health conditions and help tailor personal health management strategies. This panel is designed to empower you with knowledge about your body’s hormonal balance, contributing to a holistic approach to health
This test is primarily designed for individuals who were assigned male at birth.
This test may be appropriate for you if you have had:
- Erectile dysfunction
- Changes to sex drive
- Changes to hair growth
- Changes to mood
- Changes to blood pressure
- Changes to weight
- Fatigue
- Excessive sweating
- Insomnia
For your sample, it is recommended to test in the morning when testosterone & cortisol levels are typically the highest.
Although fasting is not required for this test, many healthcare providers recommend not eating or drinking (except water) between midnight and when you test for testosterone levels.
If you are taking any supplements (e.g. DHEA), these may impact your results.
After activating your kit, follow the instructions online in the secure portal. Printed instructions are also provided in the test kit.
Tests for the level of these hormones in your blood:
- Cortisol
- Dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEA-S)
- Estradiol (E2)
- Total Testosterone
Sample collection method:
- Finger prick blood collection
This Men’s Health Panel measures several key hormones that play vital roles not only in sexual health but also in overall body functions. Understanding these hormones can help you manage your health more effectively.
Cortisol is a hormone made by your adrenal glands. Cortisol helps you to respond to stress and plays a role in several bodily functions, including suppressing inflammation, fighting infections, regulating blood sugar and metabolism, maintaining blood pressure and helps control sleep-wake cycles.
DHEA-S is a steroid hormone made by your adrenal glands. Your body converts this hormone into androgens, including testosterone & estrogen and is a critical hormone for reproduction.
Estradiol (E2) is one of the main types of estrogen. For males assigned at birth, this hormone is made in small amounts by the testicles and plays a critical role in male sexual function, including modulating libido and erectile function.
Total Testosterone measures all testosterone in the bloodstream – this includes both testosterone attached to proteins, like sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) and albumin & free testosterone which is not attached to proteins. Testosterone is the primary sex hormone for people assigned male at birth. It is mainly produced by your testes and impacts sperm production, muscle size and strength, bone growth, and sex drive (libido) amongst other important functions in the body.
Understanding these hormone levels can provide valuable insights into various health conditions and help tailor personal health management strategies. This panel is designed to empower you with knowledge about your body’s hormonal balance, contributing to a holistic approach to health
This test is primarily designed for individuals who were assigned male at birth.
This test may be appropriate for you if you have had:
- Erectile dysfunction
- Changes to sex drive
- Changes to hair growth
- Changes to mood
- Changes to blood pressure
- Changes to weight
- Fatigue
- Excessive sweating
- Insomnia
For your sample, it is recommended to test in the morning when testosterone & cortisol levels are typically the highest.
Although fasting is not required for this test, many healthcare providers recommend not eating or drinking (except water) between midnight and when you test for testosterone levels.
If you are taking any supplements (e.g. DHEA), these may impact your results.
After activating your kit, follow the instructions online in the secure portal. Printed instructions are also provided in the test kit.
Easily View Your Results From Any Device
When your results are ready, you can easily log in to the patient portal to see your results. Each result includes personalized educational content and recommendations. There is also a full lab result PDF that you can download or print and share with your health care provider. You may receive a phone call from a board-certified physician to discuss your results if anything looks concerning.
How It Works
Set up an account on our secure patient portal and register your kit
Follow the instructions provided and submit the sample back to the lab for processing
When your results are ready, you will receive an email & text to login to view your results
Review the educational information and apply recommendations that align with your health goals