1 marker
Testosterone, total
Measures all the testosterone in your blood, by mass spectrometry.
- No fasting
- Morning draw
Total T
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Testosterone and the hormones that steer it.
1 marker
Measures all the testosterone in your blood, by mass spectrometry.
Total T
2 markers
Measures total testosterone and the share that circulates free.
Total T, Free T
5 markers
Testosterone three ways, with the proteins that carry it.
Total T, Free T, Bioavailable T, SHBG and more
1 marker
Measures SHBG, the protein that carries testosterone in the blood.
SHBG
1 marker
Measures estradiol with a method built for the low levels typical in men.
E2
1 marker
Measures estradiol, the main form of estrogen.
E2
2 markers
Measures the two pituitary hormones that signal the testes.
FSH, LH
1 marker
Measures prolactin, a hormone from the pituitary gland.
Prolactin
1 marker
Measures DHEA S, a hormone made mostly by the adrenal glands.
DHEA S
1 marker
Measures cortisol in a sample drawn between 7 and 9 a.m.
Cortisol
1 marker
Measures all the cortisol in the blood.
Cortisol
1 marker
Measures insulin like growth factor 1, by mass spectrometry.
IGF 1
1 marker
Measures DHT, a hormone the body makes from testosterone.
DHT
Panels built around men’s most common checks.
62 markers
Testosterone, ultrasensitive estradiol, FSH and LH with a blood count and metabolic panel.
Total T, Free T, E2, FSH and more
61 markers
Total testosterone, estradiol, FSH and LH with a blood count and metabolic panel.
Total T, E2, FSH, LH and more
76 markers
Hormones, PSA, thyroid, cholesterol, blood count and metabolism in one draw.
Total T, Free T, E2, FSH and more
83 markers
The broadest men’s panel: hormones, adrenal and thyroid, PSA, vitamin D, A1c, cholesterol, blood count and metabolism.
Total T, Free T, SHBG, E2 and more
76 markers
Testosterone with SHBG, estradiol, prolactin, cortisol, thyroid, PSA, cholesterol, blood count and metabolism.
Total T, Free T, SHBG, E2 and more
1 marker
Measures prostate specific antigen in the blood.
PSA
3 markers
Measures PSA with the share that is free.
PSA, Free PSA
Broad checks in one draw.
93 markers
Blood count, metabolism, cholesterol, vitamin D and A1c, with a urine sample.
CBC, CMP, Lipids, Ratios and more
99 markers
The light panel plus thyroid, testosterone, hs CRP and ferritin.
CBC, CMP, Lipids, Thyroid and more
106 markers
The broadest wellness panel: kidney, liver, iron, insulin, B12 and more on top of the medium panel.
CBC, CMP, Kidney, Liver and more
73 markers
Blood count, metabolism, kidney and liver, cholesterol, thyroid and iron in one draw.
CBC, CMP, Kidney, Liver and more
Cholesterol, particles and inflammation.
6 markers
Measures cholesterol and triglycerides.
Total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, Non HDL and more
7 markers
Cholesterol and triglycerides with the LDL to HDL and total to HDL ratios.
Total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, Non HDL and more
1 marker
Measures hs CRP, a protein the liver makes in response to inflammation.
hs CRP
3 markers
Counts LDL type particles through ApoB, with ApoA1 and their ratio.
ApoB, ApoA1, ApoB/A1
Glucose, A1c and insulin.
1 marker
Measures average blood sugar over about three months.
A1c
1 marker
Measures the sugar in your blood after fasting.
Glucose
1 marker
Measures fasting insulin, the hormone that moves sugar into cells.
Insulin
TSH and the thyroid hormones.
1 marker
Measures thyroid stimulating hormone, the usual first thyroid test.
TSH
3 markers
TSH with free T4 and free T3.
TSH, Free T4, Free T3
Vitamin D, B12, iron stores and more.
3 markers
Measures the main circulating form of vitamin D, with D2 and D3.
Vitamin D
1 marker
Measures vitamin B12 in the blood.
B12
2 markers
Measures two B vitamins the body needs to make new cells.
B12, Folate
1 marker
Measures ferritin, which reflects the body’s iron stores.
Ferritin
4 markers
Measures iron, how much the blood could carry, and the body’s iron stores.
Iron, TIBC, % saturation, Ferritin
How the kidneys filter and the liver enzymes.
18 markers
Blood sugar, salts and minerals, kidney and liver measures in one test.
Glucose, Electrolytes, Calcium, Creatinine and more
12 markers
Creatinine, BUN and the filtration estimate, with salts and minerals.
Creatinine, eGFR, BUN, Electrolytes and more
10 markers
Liver enzymes, bilirubin and the blood’s proteins.
ALT, AST, ALP, Bilirubin and more
Red cells, white cells and platelets.
39 markers
Red cells, white cells and platelets, with the white cell differential.
Hemoglobin, Hematocrit, MCV, MCH, RDW, WBC and more
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Testosterone runs highest in the morning, so guidelines ask for a sample before 10 a.m. A later draw can read lower.
Glucose, insulin and some lipid tests ask for 8 to 12 hours without food. Water is fine. Each test’s page says whether it needs it.
Many markers move from day to day. Guidelines often ask for a second draw before reading much into a single number.
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No. A lab test measures markers in your blood. What a result means for you is a question for a licensed clinician.
Testosterone and cortisol follow a daily rhythm and run highest in the morning, so an early draw makes results comparable from one test to the next.
Nothing to eat or drink except water for the hours the test asks, usually 8 to 12. If you take medicines, ask your clinician whether to take them before the draw.
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