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27 panels across three tiers. You pay for the panel you order.
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Lab panels
Three tiers. One panel at a time.
Every tier includes the at-home kit, the prepaid return label, CLIA-certified processing, and clearly flagged results in your portal.
Core
Intake, clearance and routine monitoring.
15 panels to choose from
Starting therapy, already on it, or wanting a straightforward baseline.
- Any one of 15 panels in the Core tier
- Intake, clearance and routine monitoring
- Kit ships to your door with a prepaid return label
- Upper-arm self-collection, no clinic visit
- CLIA-certified lab processing
- Clear flags on anything abnormal, physician visit available
- Results and trend lines in your patient portal
Expanded
Deeper workups, plus the weight and GLP-1 intake panels.
9 panels to choose from
An ambiguous baseline, a weight or GLP-1 start, or wanting the cause rather than the finding.
- Any one of 9 panels in the Expanded tier
- Deeper workups when a baseline came back ambiguous
- The weight and GLP-1 intake panels
- Kit ships to your door with a prepaid return label
- Upper-arm self-collection, no clinic visit
- CLIA-certified lab processing
- Clear flags on anything abnormal, physician visit available
Pro
Multi-system panels for the complete picture.
3 panels to choose from
People who want the full workup rather than only what a treatment decision requires.
- Any one of 3 multi-system panels in the Pro tier
- The full workup rather than the treatment-decision minimum
- Kit ships to your door with a prepaid return label
- Upper-arm self-collection, no clinic visit
- CLIA-certified lab processing
- Clear flags on anything abnormal, physician visit available
- Results and trend lines in your patient portal
Membership
Keep testing, keep more.
Trends beat single readings, so the price comes down the longer you stay. Members save up to 10% on every panel.
- 3 monthssave 5%
- 6 monthssave 10%
- 9 monthssave 10%
- 12 monthssave 10%
How an order runs
- 01Kit ships to your door
- 02Collect from your upper arm in about five minutes
- 03Send it back with the prepaid return label
- 04A CLIA-certified lab runs your panel
- 05Results land in your portal, with anything abnormal clearly flagged
Turnaround depends on transit and on the lab's queue, so we quote it on your order rather than promising a number here. Your results land in your secure portal as soon as the lab reports them.
The menu
Find the line that describes you.
A panel is a set of questions your body answers directly. These are grouped by who they were built for, not by how much they cost.
Core
Starting therapy, already on it, or wanting a straightforward baseline.
$199per panel
Men - intake and monitoring
Men's Hormone Baseline
- For
- Men considering TRT - the first test
- Tells you
- Whether low testosterone is the problem - and whether you're clear to treat it.
8 markers
- GGT
- Creatinine
- eGFR
- Estradiol
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Total Testosterone
- PSA
Men's Pre-Treatment Panel
- For
- Men cleared to start TRT
- Tells you
- Full TRT clearance, plus whether your thyroid is the real cause.
9 markers
- Total Testosterone
- PSA
- TSH
- Free T3
- Creatinine
- GGT
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Estradiol
Men's TRT Monitor
- For
- Men on TRT - every 3 to 6 months
- Tells you
- Whether your dose is right and your blood isn't thickening.
4 markers
- Total Testosterone
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Estradiol
Men's TRT Monitor + Thyroid
- For
- Men on TRT who want thyroid tracked too
- Tells you
- Dose accuracy plus the thyroid answer when TRT alone isn't working.
6 markers
- Total Testosterone
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Estradiol
- TSH
- Free T3
Men's Hormone + Metabolic
- For
- Men on TRT with weight, cholesterol or blood-sugar concerns
- Tells you
- How your hormones and your metabolism are affecting each other.
13 markers
- GGT
- Creatinine
- eGFR
- Estradiol
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Total Testosterone
- PSA
- Triglycerides
- HbA1c
- Cholesterol
- HDL
- LDL
Men's Hormone Essential
- For
- Men not yet sure whether hormones are the problem
- Tells you
- Not just how much testosterone you have - how much you can use.
5 markers
- Free + Total Testosterone + SHBG
- Albumin
- Estradiol
- PSA
- ALT
Men's Total Health
- For
- Men who want one thorough panel a year
- Tells you
- Hormones, heart and liver in one annual overview.
9 markers
- Free + Total Testosterone + SHBG
- Albumin
- Estradiol
- PSA
- HDL
- LDL
- Cholesterol
- Triglycerides
- ALT
Women, thyroid and heart
Women's Hormone Baseline
- For
- Women with symptoms of hormonal change - the first baseline
- Tells you
- Your estrogen-progesterone-testosterone starting point, and safety clearance.
8 markers
- Creatinine
- eGFR
- Estradiol
- GGT
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Progesterone
- Total Testosterone
Women's Pre-Treatment Panel
- For
- Women cleared to start HRT
- Tells you
- Whether it's your ovaries, your thyroid, or both.
8 markers
- Total Testosterone
- FSH
- TSH
- Creatinine
- GGT
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Estradiol
Women's HRT Monitor
- For
- Women on HRT - every 3 to 6 months
- Tells you
- Whether your HRT dose is actually being absorbed.
3 markers
- Total Testosterone
- FSH
- Estradiol
Women's HRT Monitor + Thyroid
- For
- Women on HRT who want thyroid tracked too
- Tells you
- Dose accuracy plus the thyroid shift that estrogen therapy can cause.
5 markers
- Total Testosterone
- FSH
- Estradiol
- TSH
- Free T3
Women's Hormone + Metabolic
- For
- Women on HRT with heart or blood-sugar concerns
- Tells you
- What the hormonal transition is doing to your heart and blood sugar.
13 markers
- GGT
- Creatinine
- eGFR
- Estradiol
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Total Testosterone
- Progesterone
- Triglycerides
- HbA1c
- Cholesterol
- HDL
- LDL
Thyroid Check
- For
- Anyone with fatigue, weight changes or brain fog
- Tells you
- Whether your thyroid is off - and at which of the three steps.
3 markers
- TSH
- Free T4
- Free T3
Thyroid Complete
- For
- Anyone with persistent thyroid symptoms or a family history
- Tells you
- Whether it's autoimmune, a production fault, or a conversion fault.
6 markers
- TSH
- Free T4
- Total T4
- Free T3
- Total T3
- TPO Abs.
Heart Check
- For
- Anyone wanting a preventive heart baseline
- Tells you
- Your cardiovascular risk, including the inherited part most tests skip.
5 markers
- Cholesterol
- HDL
- LDL
- Lp(a)
- Triglycerides
Expanded
An ambiguous baseline, a weight or GLP-1 start, or wanting the cause rather than the finding.
$249per panel
Deeper workups, weight
Men's Hormone + Weight
- For
- Men starting GLP-1 or weight treatment
- Tells you
- Your true three-month blood sugar before you start dosing.
10 markers
- GGT
- Creatinine
- eGFR
- Estradiol
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Total Testosterone
- PSA
- HbA1c
- Vitamin D
Women's Hormone + Weight
- For
- Women starting GLP-1 or weight treatment
- Tells you
- Whether your weight problem is metabolic, hormonal, or both.
10 markers
- GGT
- Creatinine
- eGFR
- Estradiol
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Total Testosterone
- Progesterone
- HbA1c
- Vitamin D
Men's Hormone Expanded
- For
- Men whose baseline testosterone came back low
- Tells you
- Why your testosterone is low - testicular or pituitary.
11 markers
- GGT
- Creatinine
- eGFR
- Estradiol
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Total Testosterone
- PSA
- LH
- Prolactin
- DHEA-S
Women's Hormone Expanded
- For
- Women in perimenopause or with complex symptoms
- Tells you
- Where you actually are in the menopausal transition.
11 markers
- GGT
- Creatinine
- eGFR
- Estradiol
- Hematocrit
- Hemoglobin
- Total Testosterone
- Progesterone
- FSH
- LH
- DHEA-S
Men's Vitality
- For
- Men wanting the full picture without starting treatment
- Tells you
- Why you can feel depleted with a normal testosterone result.
7 markers
- Cortisol
- DHEA-S
- Estradiol
- Free + Total Testosterone + SHBG
- Albumin
- LH
- TSH
Women's Vitality
- For
- Women wanting the full picture without starting treatment
- Tells you
- The complete female hormone system, including the androgens usually skipped.
6 markers
- LH
- DHEA-S
- Estradiol
- FSH
- Progesterone
- Total Testosterone
Women's Hormone Complete
- For
- Women whose earlier testing was inconclusive
- Tells you
- Every hormonal explanation for your symptoms, in one draw.
8 markers
- LH
- Estradiol
- FSH
- Progesterone
- Total Testosterone
- Prolactin
- Free T4
- DHEA-S
Men's 40+
- For
- Men over 40
- Tells you
- The decline a total-testosterone test hides after 40, plus prostate screening.
8 markers
- Cortisol
- DHEA-S
- Estradiol
- Free + Total Testosterone + SHBG
- Albumin
- LH
- TSH
- PSA
Inflammation Panel
- For
- Anyone run-down, stressed or inflamed
- Tells you
- Whether there's a measurable cause behind feeling persistently run-down.
5 markers
- Cortisol
- hs-CRP
- IgE
- TSH
- Vitamin D
Pro
People who want the full workup rather than only what a treatment decision requires.
$299per panel
The complete picture
Weight Management Complete
- For
- Anyone whose weight will not move
- Tells you
- Which hormonal system is working against your weight loss.
8 markers
- Cortisol
- DHEA-S
- Estradiol
- Vitamin D
- Progesterone
- Free + Total Testosterone + SHBG
- Albumin
- TSH
Heart Complete
- For
- Anyone with a family history or deeper cardiac risk
- Tells you
- The heart risk a normal cholesterol panel scores as fine.
8 markers
- Cholesterol
- C-Peptide
- hs-CRP
- HDL
- LDL
- Lp(a)
- NT-proBNP
- Triglycerides
Inflammation Complete
- For
- Anyone wanting the most thorough inflammation and organ workup
- Tells you
- Not just whether you're inflamed - what it's costing your organs.
8 markers
- Cortisol
- Cystatin C
- DHEA-S
- hs-CRP
- IgE
- NT-proBNP
- Vitamin B12
- Vitamin D
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- ALT
- A liver enzyme (alanine aminotransferase). Rises when liver cells are stressed or damaged. A basic check that your liver is handling what you put through it: alcohol, medication, supplements, hormones.
- Albumin
- The main protein in your blood, made by the liver. Carries hormones through the bloodstream and is required to calculate free (usable) testosterone. Also reflects liver and nutritional status.
- Cholesterol (Total)
- All cholesterol circulating in your blood. The headline cardiovascular number. On its own it means little; it is read against HDL and LDL to show whether the total is a good total or a bad one.
- Cortisol
- Your primary stress hormone, made by the adrenal glands. Sets your energy curve, sleep-wake rhythm and blood sugar handling. Chronically high cortisol blunts testosterone, drives belly fat and wrecks recovery; chronically low leaves you flat.
- C-Peptide
- Released by the pancreas one-for-one with insulin. Shows how much insulin your body is actually producing, the cleanest read on insulin resistance, which sits underneath most weight and cardiometabolic problems.
- Creatinine
- A muscle breakdown product cleared by the kidneys. If the kidneys slow down, creatinine climbs. The standard baseline check that your kidneys can safely clear a new medication.
- Cystatin C
- A second kidney filtration marker. Unlike creatinine, it is not thrown off by muscle mass, which makes it the more accurate kidney read in very muscular or very lean people.
- DHEA-S
- An adrenal androgen: raw material the body converts into testosterone and estrogen. Reflects adrenal reserve and declines steadily with age. Often the missing explanation when sex hormones are low but the pituitary signals look normal.
- eGFR
- Estimated glomerular filtration rate, calculated from creatinine. One number for how well your kidneys are filtering. The pre-treatment safety gate before hormone or GLP-1 therapy.
- Estradiol (E2)
- The principal estrogen, present and important in both sexes. In women it drives the cycle, bone density, skin and mood. In men it is made from testosterone: too high causes water retention, moodiness and breast tenderness; too low costs libido, joints and bone.
- FSH
- Follicle-stimulating hormone, sent from the pituitary to the ovaries or testes. In women, rising FSH is the clearest signal of declining ovarian reserve and perimenopause. On HRT, suppressed FSH confirms the therapy is registering.
- Free T3
- The unbound form of triiodothyronine, the most metabolically active thyroid hormone. T4 is largely a reserve hormone; T3 is what acts on your cells. Free T3 identifies the person whose TSH and T4 look acceptable but who converts poorly, one of the commonest reasons thyroid symptoms persist despite "normal" results.
- Free T4
- The unbound, active form of thyroid hormone. TSH tells you what the pituitary is asking for; Free T4 tells you what the thyroid actually delivered. Catches problems a TSH-only screen misses.
- Free Testosterone
- The fraction of testosterone not bound to SHBG or albumin. This is the portion your tissues can actually use. It is the number that explains symptoms when total testosterone looks perfectly normal.
- GGT
- A liver and bile-duct enzyme. The most sensitive early marker of liver stress, particularly from alcohol and medication load. Flags a problem before ALT does.
- HbA1c
- Your average blood sugar over roughly the last three months. Immune to what you ate yesterday, which makes it the standard pre-dosing check before GLP-1 or weight-management treatment and the number used to track progress on it.
- HDL
- "Good" cholesterol: carries cholesterol back to the liver for disposal. Higher is generally protective. Low HDL alongside high triglycerides is the classic insulin-resistance signature.
- Hematocrit
- The percentage of your blood volume made up of red cells. Testosterone therapy reliably pushes this up. It is the single most important safety marker on TRT, because thickened blood raises clotting risk.
- Hemoglobin
- The oxygen-carrying protein inside red blood cells. Low means anemia and explains fatigue that has nothing to do with hormones. High carries the same thickening concern as hematocrit.
- hs-CRP
- High-sensitivity C-reactive protein. Detects low-grade, whole-body inflammation. Independently predicts cardiovascular risk and often explains fatigue and that persistent run-down feeling.
- IgE
- The antibody class behind allergic and atopic responses. Elevated when allergy or atopy is contributing to inflammation, congestion, skin issues or unexplained immune activity.
- LDL
- "Bad" cholesterol. The primary driver of arterial plaque and the main target of every cardiovascular treatment guideline. The number that matters most on a lipid panel.
- LH
- Luteinizing hormone, sent from the pituitary. It tells the testes to make testosterone and triggers ovulation in women. It separates a testicular problem (low T with high LH) from a pituitary one (low T with low LH): two very different treatment paths.
- Lp(a)
- A lipoprotein set almost entirely by your genes. An inherited cardiovascular risk that diet and exercise do not move. Explains heart disease in families with otherwise clean cholesterol. Tested once: it does not change.
- NT-proBNP
- Released when the heart walls stretch under pressure. A direct marker of cardiac strain. Detects the heart working harder than it should well before symptoms appear.
- Progesterone
- The counterweight to estrogen. Supports the cycle, sleep and mood. Confirms whether ovulation is happening and guides how female hormone therapy is balanced.
- Prolactin
- A pituitary hormone. When elevated it suppresses testosterone and disrupts cycles, and can point to a pituitary growth. A standard check when low testosterone or irregular cycles have no obvious cause.
- PSA
- Prostate-specific antigen. Prostate screening. A required baseline before any man starts testosterone therapy, and monitored while on it.
- SHBG
- Sex hormone binding globulin. Binds testosterone and estradiol and decides how much stays free. High SHBG can leave a man with textbook low-T symptoms and a normal total testosterone result.
- TPO Antibodies
- Antibodies against thyroid peroxidase. A positive result means autoimmune thyroid disease: Hashimoto's or Graves'. It explains thyroid symptoms that a normal TSH cannot.
- TSH
- Thyroid-stimulating hormone: the pituitary's instruction to the thyroid. The first-line thyroid screen. High TSH means an underactive thyroid; low means overactive. Frequently the real cause of fatigue blamed on hormones.
- Total T3
- Total triiodothyronine, bound plus free. Read against Free T3 to separate a production problem from a binding and transport problem, and to confirm an abnormal Free T3 is real rather than an artifact of protein levels.
- Total T4
- Total thyroxine, bound plus free. Read alongside Free T4 and TSH to show whether a thyroid problem is with production or with binding and transport.
- Total Testosterone
- All testosterone in the blood, bound and free. The primary diagnostic number for low testosterone and the number used to titrate a TRT dose.
- Triglycerides
- Fat circulating in your bloodstream. Driven up by sugar, alcohol and insulin resistance faster than by dietary fat. A core cardiometabolic risk marker and one of the fastest to respond to change.
- Vitamin B12
- Essential for nerve function and red blood cell formation. Deficiency produces fatigue, tingling and brain fog that look exactly like a hormone problem. Common in vegetarians and anyone on long-term acid-reducing medication.
- Vitamin D
- A hormone-like vitamin governing bone, immune and muscle function. Widely deficient, closely tied to metabolic health, and checked before weight treatment because deficiency blunts results.
Medications
Compounded preparations, physician-prescribed.
Compounded by a licensed 503A pharmacy. Each subscription is prescribed and supervised by a Pep Club physician, and billed monthly and separately from your panels.
Weight management
Semaglutide
GLP-1 receptor agonist for appetite regulation and metabolic support. A compounded preparation prepared and dispensed by a licensed 503A pharmacy under physician supervision.
Weight management
Tirzepatide
Dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist for stronger appetite and glycemic effect. A compounded preparation prepared and dispensed by a licensed 503A pharmacy under physician supervision.
Antioxidant support
Glutathione
Endogenous tripeptide antioxidant supporting hepatic detoxification and cellular oxidative balance. A compounded preparation prepared and dispensed by a licensed 503A pharmacy under physician supervision.
Cellular longevity
NAD+
Cellular coenzyme used in many energy-metabolism reactions. A compounded injectable preparation prepared and dispensed by a licensed 503A pharmacy under physician supervision.
Medications require a baseline panel or recent labs (within 90 days) so your physician can prescribe safely.
FAQ
What you should know before you order.
Is the price monthly?
No. Each price is for one panel, charged once. Core is $199, Expanded is $249 and Pro is $299, and what you pay buys any single panel in that tier. Members who keep testing save 5% from three months and 10% from six months onward.
How does the kit work?
A kit ships to your door. You collect a sample from your upper arm in about five minutes, drop it in the mail with the prepaid return label, and a CLIA-certified lab runs the panel you ordered. Your results land in your portal the moment the lab reports them, alongside your reference ranges and your trend over time, with anything abnormal clearly flagged.
How do I know which panel to order?
Every panel on the menu names who it was designed for and the question it answers, so the "For" line is usually enough. If you are between two, order the one closest to your situation: your results will show whether a different panel would serve you better next time, and a physician visit is available whenever you want guidance.
Do panels include medication?
No. A panel covers the kit, the lab work, and your results in your portal. Medications are a separate monthly subscription. You can order panels alone, hold a medication subscription alone after a baseline, or do both.
Can I subscribe to a medication without ordering a panel?
Medications require a baseline so the physician can prescribe safely. You can either order a panel, or sign in and upload recent labs (within 90 days). Either path satisfies the baseline requirement.
What if a marker is flagged?
Flagged results are clearly marked in your portal, and critical values trigger outreach from our clinical team. If a physician recommends a protocol adjustment after a telehealth visit, medication is filled by our affiliated pharmacy.
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