Hormone Testing
- Hormone tests chosen around your symptoms
- Results explained by a licensed clinician
- Facts for your plan, not a hunch
Meet Hormone Testing
- Testing selected around your symptoms and history
- A clinician explains the results
- Which markers are needed depends on your question
About the testing
- Hormone levels can be one piece of the picture behind symptoms
- The markers vary with the clinical question
- Broad screening isn’t necessary for everyone
How testing works
- Start with an online intake about your symptoms
- Complete lab collection as your clinician instructs
- Your clinician reviews and explains your results
Safety information
- Lab results are one input, not a diagnosis on their own
- Normal ranges vary, so results need clinical context
- For emergencies, call 911 or seek urgent care
Testing, simplified
Clinician selected
Your clinician chooses the tests that fit your question.
Results explained
A clinician walks you through what your numbers mean.
A clear next step
Your clinician decides what comes next after results.
Know your levels
Testing replaces guesswork with measured numbers.
Lab results are one input and not a diagnosis on their own. A licensed clinician interprets them.
Individual results vary.
How it works
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Order online
Start with a short online intake about your symptoms, history and what you want to learn.
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Collect your sample
Complete your lab collection as instructed. Your clinician selects the markers that fit your question.
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Clinician review
A licensed clinician reviews your results and explains what they mean in plain language.
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Next steps
Together you decide what comes next, whether that is more testing, treatment, or no change.
Care that goes past the lab report
Along with your testing, you get
- A clinician who selects the right markers
- Results explained in plain language
- Messaging with your care team
- A clear next step after your results
- Testing matched to your question
Testing is selected by a licensed clinician based on your history.
Individual results vary.
Which lab testing option fits your question
Pep’d offers a few lab testing options. Your clinician decides which markers answer your question and when to repeat them.
Options are shown for comparison only. Your clinician selects the actual markers.
Hormone Testing
Used forHormone questionsHow to takeLab collectionActive ingredientClinician selected markers
Metabolic Testing
Used forMetabolic questionsHow to takeLab collectionActive ingredientClinician selected markers
Treatment Monitoring
Used forEstablished care plansHow to takeLab collectionActive ingredientClinician selected markers
Availability and pricing are confirmed after provider review. Lab results are interpreted by a licensed clinician.
Frequently asked questions
Begin intakeWhich hormones will be tested?
Your clinician selects the markers based on your symptoms and history. Which markers are needed depends on the clinical question.
Do I need a full hormone panel?
Not always. Broad screening is not necessary for everyone, so your clinician orders what answers your question.
Can testing tell me why I feel tired?
It can be one piece of the picture. Your clinician interprets hormone levels alongside your symptoms, history and other factors.
Is testing the same as a diagnosis?
No. Results are one input. Your clinician interprets them with your symptoms and history before suggesting next steps.
How often should I retest?
It depends on your results and any treatment. Your clinician decides when to repeat testing.
What happens after my results?
Your clinician explains them and recommends next steps, which may include treatment, more testing or no change.
Do I need a provider visit to get tested?
You start with an online intake. Your clinician reviews it, selects the testing and tells you if anything more is needed.
Who reads my results?
A licensed clinician reviews your results and explains them to you.
Is hormone testing available in every state?
Availability varies by state. Your intake will confirm what is available where you live.
Can I message my care team about results?
Yes. Message your care team with questions about your results and next steps.
Pep’d is a trademark of Pepd LLC.
- 1. Testing is selected by a licensed clinician based on your history and symptoms.