01Hormones
Total testosterone
The total amount of testosterone in your blood, including the hormone attached to proteins and the small amount circulating freely.
Your overall testosterone level
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Treatment-linked testing is available through your online visit.
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Inside the hormone picture
What your blood can tell you.
Ten markers commonly used to understand testosterone and monitor treatment. Your clinician selects the tests for your order.
02Hormones
Free testosterone
The testosterone that is not attached to a blood protein. It adds context when total testosterone alone does not explain the picture.
The unbound fraction
03Hormones
Sex hormone-binding globulin
SHBG is a protein that binds testosterone. Its level helps explain how total and free testosterone relate to one another.
Hormone transport
04Hormones
Estradiol
An estrogen involved in bone health and sexual function in men. It provides another part of the hormone picture.
Estrogen balance
05Hormones
Luteinizing hormone
LH carries a signal from the pituitary gland to the testes to produce testosterone.
The production signal
06Hormones
Follicle-stimulating hormone
FSH is a pituitary hormone involved in sperm production. It helps a clinician interpret reproductive hormone function.
Reproductive function
07Prostate
Prostate-specific antigen
PSA is a protein made by the prostate. Clinicians interpret it alongside age, history, symptoms, and previous results.
Prostate monitoring
08Blood
Hematocrit
The share of your blood volume made up of red blood cells. This is one of the markers clinicians monitor during testosterone treatment.
Red blood cell proportion
09Blood
Hemoglobin
The protein inside red blood cells that carries oxygen from your lungs to the rest of your body.
Oxygen transport
10Liver
Albumin
A protein made by your liver that carries substances through the bloodstream, including some testosterone.
A key transport protein
Built for a body in motion.Reference ranges vary by laboratory and method. Read each result with the range on your report.
Take a closer look at your testosterone.
Get early accessFrom collection to clarity
How it works.
Start with your goals
Complete an online testosterone visit. Your care team determines which labs you need.
Collect your sample
Use your collection kit at home or visit Quest, according to the options in your order.
Put the results to work
See your lab status and results in your account, then take the next step with your care team.
Establish your baseline
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Sex drive.
Know your starting point.
Bloodwork gives your care team something concrete to work with. Your history, symptoms, and hormone results help shape the next conversation.
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Explore Rebody testosterone care, including enclomiphene. Bring recent bloodwork or complete the labs ordered through your visit.
Explore testosterone careTwo ways to collect
At home or at a lab.
| What to expect | At-home collection | Quest in person |
|---|---|---|
| Collection | Self-collection with your home kit | Blood draw by lab staff |
| Where | At home | A Quest collection location |
| Next step | Follow the kit instructions | Use your requisition to arrange a visit |
| Availability | Shown during your online visit | Shown during your online visit |
Can I buy a standalone lab panel now?
Standalone Rebody lab panels are coming soon. Join the list for availability and pricing. Lab orders linked to eligible testosterone care are already available through your Rebody visit.
Can I test at home?
Rebody offers at-home collection for eligible treatment-linked lab orders. Quest collection is also available. Your online visit shows the collection options available in your state.
Can I use results I already have?
Yes. Upload your existing bloodwork in your Rebody account. You can bring reports from Quest, Labcorp, Function Health, your doctor, or another testing provider. Your clinician decides whether those results meet the needs of your treatment.
Which markers will my panel include?
Your lab order lists the markers being tested. The marker guide on this page explains common blood tests; it does not replace your specific order. We will share standalone panel contents and prices when ordering opens.
Do I need to fast?
Follow the preparation instructions supplied with your lab order. Requirements depend on the tests. Ask your care team before changing any prescribed medication.
Where will I see my results?
Sign in to your Rebody account to view your lab records. For treatment-linked orders, your account also shows collection instructions and lab status updates.
What happens after the test?
For treatment-linked labs, your care team uses the results alongside your health history to guide the next step. You can keep previous reports in your account for future visits.
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