Comprehensive
Diagnostic Testing

Yes. We require comprehensive lab work before your consultation. Your provider needs to see your hormone levels, metabolic markers, and organ function before making any treatment decisions. This is how responsible prescribing works, and it's also how we avoid putting you on something that won't address the actual problem.

You meet with a licensed clinician over a live video call. Your provider reviews your lab results with you, goes through your medical history and symptoms, and discusses whether treatment is appropriate. If it is, they build your treatment plan during the visit. This is a real medical appointment, the same conversation you'd have sitting in a clinic.

Blood work panels start at $179 and go up to $599 depending on how comprehensive you want to go. Your first panel includes a consultation with your physician. Medication costs vary by the medication itself and dosage. There are no subscription fees and no hidden charges.

Once you're a patient, you have access to our messaging platform around the clock for questions and support. Follow-up consultations for continuing patients are available at a heavily discounted rate, and we recommend periodic lab retesting to make sure your protocol is working the way it should.

We operate on a cash-pay model. You pay directly for your care, and your provider's only consideration is what's clinically appropriate for you rather than dealing with an insurance company.

Most labs use immunoassay testing, which is cheaper but less accurate, particularly for hormones like testosterone and estradiol. We use LC-MS/MS, which is the gold standard methodology used in clinical research. The difference matters because treatment decisions depend on the numbers being right. A man whose testosterone reads 450 ng/dL on immunoassay might actually be at 320 on LC-MS/MS, and that's the difference between getting treatment and being told you're fine.

We accept recent comprehensive panels, but we may recommend additional markers depending on what you have. If your existing labs were run using immunoassay rather than LC-MS/MS, we'll likely want to retest the hormones for accuracy. There also is a $99 consultation fee, the initial panel purchased through us however includes the consultation.

Prescribing without a proper evaluation is how patients end up on the wrong medication, the wrong dose, or treatment they didn't actually need. The consultation exists because a physician needs to evaluate your labs, your symptoms, and your medical history together before deciding on a course of action. Clinics that skip this step are cutting corners that affect your safety.

We treat patients 18 and older. Hormone decline, metabolic dysfunction, and sexual health issues are increasingly common in younger men, and the data on testosterone deficiency in adolescents and young adults reflects that. If you're experiencing symptoms and your lab work confirms something is off, age alone doesn't disqualify you from treatment.