Complete Male Hormone Panel
Focused male hormone testing for testosterone status, reproductive signaling, prostate context, energy, mood, libido, and performance
Male hormone panel covering total and free testosterone, DHEA-S, estradiol, SHBG, PSA, LH, FSH, and prolactin
Biomarkers
9 core hormonal biomarkers
Collection
In-lab
Turnaround
2-3 weeks
Price
$120
Physician reviewed
Yes
Membership
Not required
About
Complete Male Hormone Panel is a one-time $120 blood test for men who want a focused read on testosterone status, pituitary signaling, conversion patterns, adrenal output, and prostate context. It includes total and free testosterone, DHEA-S, estradiol, SHBG, PSA, LH, FSH, and prolactin. The panel is useful for baseline testing, TRT or supplement monitoring, and symptoms such as low energy, libido changes, mood shifts, or body-composition changes.
A Healthspan physician reviews each marker before release and adds personalized context in the dashboard. Follow-up interpretation is available through the clinical team, with ongoing treatment handled through membership.
What to Know
Signature approach
The panel follows the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis. LH and FSH show signaling from the brain, total and free testosterone show production and availability, SHBG shows binding, estradiol shows conversion, prolactin can reveal pituitary-related suppression, DHEA-S adds adrenal context, and PSA adds prostate screening in the same draw.
What sets it apart
- Free plus total testosterone. The panel shows both circulating and bioavailable testosterone context.
- Upstream signaling. LH and FSH help separate low production from low pituitary stimulation.
- PSA included. Prostate context rides with the hormone read instead of requiring a separate order.
Before You Order
- Focused scope. This is a reproductive/adrenal hormone panel. Use broader testing for cortisol, thyroid, IGF-1, metabolic, cardiovascular, CBC, liver, kidney, or vitamin context.
- Timing. Morning draws are best for testosterone, and 12-hour fasting is recommended.
- Turnaround. Results usually take 2-3 weeks.
- State availability. Unavailable in NY, NJ, and RI.
What's tested
Panel focus
What's included
Biomarker categories
Male Hormones & Reproductive Health
9 markersWhat’s not included
Outside the panel: cortisol, IGF-1, thyroid markers, metabolic markers, cardiovascular markers, CBC, liver and kidney function, vitamin levels, imaging, and body-composition testing.
Reference ranges methodology
The dashboard presents markers with standard lab reference ranges and physician-written context. The public page does not publish a separate male-hormone optimization scoring method.
Pricing
Starting at
$120
Nine-marker male hormone draw, partner-lab collection, physician review, personalized dashboard report, and HSA/FSA eligibility.
Panel details
Complete Male Hormone Panel
9 biomarkers · In Lab blood draw at 2,000+ quest/labcorp/bioreference locations
9 hormonal biomarkers (testosterone total/free, DHEA-S, estradiol, SHBG, PSA, LH, FSH, prolactin), physician-reviewed personalized report, results dashboard, free shipping
Expected first-year cost
$120/yr - $240/yr
In practiceReal-world pricing notes, add-ons, and coverage limits.
One-time price: $120 for the partner-lab draw, physician review, and dashboard report, with HSA/FSA eligibility and no membership requirement. A 6-12 month retest cadence puts standalone monitoring around $120/yr - $240/yr. The $99/mo Healthspan membership may fit better when hormone testing is tied to ongoing treatment, coaching, and physician messaging.
How it works
- 1
Quick booking
Choose your preferred lab and time through an online booking system connected to 2,000+ partner lab locations nationwide.
- 2
Quick lab visit
Drop by for a blood draw. Fasting for 12 hours is required. Avoid strenuous activity 12 hours before. Bring valid ID and your digital lab order.
- 3
Get your results
Receive a physician-reviewed report that turns complex biomarker data into clear, personalized insights. Results typically take 2-3 weeks.
- 4
Track & optimize
Repeat testing every 6-12 months to track hormonal shifts, measure progress, and refine your health plan.
US availability
Availability
Not available in 3 US regions
Available in the other 47 US regions.
Exceptions
New Jersey
State regulations restrict DTC lab testing
New York
State regulations restrict DTC lab testing
Rhode Island
State regulations restrict DTC lab testing
Frequently asked questions
Is this only for low testosterone symptoms?
No. It can establish a baseline, monitor TRT or supplements, and clarify hormone patterns before symptoms become obvious.
Why include LH and FSH?
They show whether the pituitary is signaling the testes to produce testosterone, which helps interpret why testosterone may be low or changing.
Can it monitor TRT?
Yes. Total/free testosterone, SHBG, estradiol, LH/FSH, prolactin, DHEA-S, and PSA are useful for follow-up context.
How should I prepare?
Fast for 12 hours, hydrate, avoid strenuous activity for 12 hours, and schedule a morning draw when possible.
Where is it available?
At partner labs in 47 states, excluding New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island.
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