At-home testosterone test
Test testosterone at home.
- Needle-free blood kit
- Total and free testosterone
- Ordered by a licensed clinician
Plus the $9.50 physician ordering fee, once per order. Gabriel confirms your order and total before you pay. Card checkout is being prepared.
- Ordered by a licensed clinician
- Processed by CLIA-certified labs
- Price shown before you order
- No membership needed
Choose a test
Two kits and a lab test.
SiPhox Health’s EasyDraw device sits on the outside of your upper arm and collects a small blood sample in about five minutes, with no needle stick and no finger prick. You send it to a CLIA-certified lab. Prefer a regular blood draw? A lab test works too, at a nearby lab or with an at-home draw for $85 where available.
Needle-free · At home
SiPhox Core Health
$199 plus the $9.50 ordering fee
- Total and free testosterone (calculated) and SHBG, for men
- Plus heart, blood sugar, thyroid and nutrition markers
- A broad first look
Needle-free · At home
SiPhox HRT Monitoring
By SiPhox Health
$199 plus the $9.50 ordering fee
- Total and free testosterone (calculated), SHBG and estradiol
- PSA, for men, and a blood count with hematocrit
- The markers checked while on hormone therapy
Lab draw
Testosterone, Total
$69 plus the $9.50 ordering fee
- Total testosterone, one result
- At a nearby lab, or an at-home blood draw where available
- The simplest single number
Testosterone markers for the SiPhox kits are as SiPhox Health lists them. Kit packaging shown is illustrative.
How it works
Three steps.
Step 1
Order
Choose Order through Gabriel. Gabriel confirms the test and your total, and a licensed clinician signs the order.
Step 2
Collect
Your kit arrives with instructions. Collect at home and send it back in the return packaging.
Step 3
Results
With the lab’s reference ranges. Timing depends on the laboratory and the test. Your requisition and collection instructions confirm the expected turnaround once the lab has your sample.
Get a reading you can use
Four habits for a useful result.
Collect in the morning
MedlinePlus notes testosterone is usually highest between 7 and 10 a.m.
Repeat a low result
Guidelines confirm a low level with a second morning test before calling it low testosterone.
Look past the total
Free testosterone matters when the total is borderline or SHBG is unusual. Both kits report SHBG and calculated free testosterone.
Keep your medicines
Don’t stop a medicine for a test unless your clinician tells you to.
A number isn’t a diagnosis. The American Urological Association calls someone testosterone deficient only when a low level comes with symptoms or signs. If your results are low, a licensed clinician can review them with you. TRT online
Pay less with Gabriel
- Gabriel Free20% off partner prices with a free account, signed in.
- Gabriel Core and PlusMember prices close to cost: about half off lab tests with a member price, and many are more than half off.
- Emerald, Sapphire and OnyxCoverage memberships. Eligible tests are paid from your wellness benefit, with nothing due today.
Compare Gabriel plans (opens askgabriel.com in a new tab)Prices on Everdawn are retail. What you save depends on the test and isn’t guaranteed.
Not available in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. Availability is checked for your state and each test before you pay.
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Questions.
How is the at-home sample collected?
SiPhox Health’s EasyDraw device sits on the outside of your upper arm and collects a small blood sample in about five minutes, with no needle stick and no finger prick. You send it back to a CLIA-certified lab in the return packaging.
What does it cost in all?
The needle-free kits are $199 each. A lab-drawn total testosterone test is $69, and an at-home blood draw is $85 where available. Every order adds the $9.50 physician ordering fee once, and Gabriel confirms your total before you pay.
When should I collect my sample?
In the morning if you can. MedlinePlus notes testosterone is usually highest between 7 and 10 a.m., which is why lab draws are scheduled then.
Do I need a doctor’s order?
You don’t need to bring one. A licensed clinician reviews and orders every test.
Which test should I choose?
SiPhox Core Health is a broad first look that includes testosterone. SiPhox HRT Monitoring adds the markers used while on hormone therapy, such as PSA and hematocrit. A lab-drawn total testosterone test is the simplest single result.
Where can I order?
In eligible states. Ordering isn’t available in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Hawaii or Puerto Rico.
Sources
. General information, not medical advice: a licensed clinician decides what’s right for you.