Low energy
Feeling tired most days has many possible causes. Hormone levels are one worth ruling out.
Men’s hormone testing
Know where your testosterone stands.
Test one marker or as many as you like. Every test shows its price, and CBC, CMP and hs-CRP are added free to every panel, whatever its size. Visit a Quest lab near you. No subscription.
No minimum order · HSA/FSA eligible · Results in about 5 days
Why men test
Signs it may be worth checking your hormones.
Lower sex drive
A drop in libido can be linked to testosterone, prolactin or estradiol.
Mood and focus
Low mood, irritability or brain fog can sometimes track with hormone changes.
Muscle and body fat
If building muscle feels harder, or you carry more weight around the middle, it may be worth a look.
Sleep and recovery
Poor sleep and low testosterone can affect each other.
On testosterone therapy
If you take testosterone, regular labs can show how your levels and red blood cell count respond.
These signs have many possible causes. A blood test can’t diagnose a condition on its own, so talk with a clinician about your results.
What we test
Pick the tests that fit your questions.
Order just one test or as many as you like. Every test shows its price, and you pay only for what you choose, from any of our 150+ markers.
Testosterone
- Total testosterone$9.00The overall amount in your blood.
- Free testosterone$19.00The part your body can use right away.
- SHBG$7.00A protein that holds testosterone and shapes how much is free.
The signals behind it
Balance
Energy and metabolism
- TSH$4.00Checks thyroid function, which can affect energy.
- Cortisol, A.M.$7.00Your main stress hormone, best checked in the morning.
- HbA1c$3.00Average blood sugar over about 3 months.
- Vitamin D$12.00Low levels are common and can affect energy.
- ApoB$10.00Counts the particles that can build up in arteries.
CBC, CMP and hs-CRP are free with every panel, whatever its size.
For education, not a diagnosis. Talk with a clinician about your results.
Test in the morning
- Before 10 a.m.Total and free testosterone
Testosterone is usually highest in the morning.
- On testosterone therapyTestosterone, estradiol and the free CBC
Ask your clinician when to test between doses.
- Fast 8–12 hoursInsulin
Only if your panel includes insulin.
How it works
Three steps. No referral needed.
Build your panel
Choose one test or as many as you like. Each one shows its price, and your total updates as you go.
Visit a Quest lab
Visit one of 2,250+ Quest locations. Most take walk-ins, or you can book a time.
See your results
Results arrive in your EllaDx portal in about 5 days, with each marker explained in plain language.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Can I order just one test?
Yes. Order a single test, like total testosterone, or as many as you like. There’s no minimum and no subscription. CBC, CMP and hs-CRP are added free to every panel, whatever its size.
Is EllaDx just for women?
EllaDx is designed for women, but its tests are available to any adult 18 or older in a supported U.S. state. Men can order every test on this page.
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
No. You can order these tests without a referral.
When should I get my blood drawn?
Before 10 a.m. if your panel includes testosterone, since levels are usually highest in the morning. If you take testosterone, ask your clinician when to test between doses. If your panel includes insulin, fast for 8–12 hours first.
Can I use my HSA or FSA?
Yes. EllaDx tests are HSA/FSA eligible.
Is EllaDx available in my state?
Not in every state yet. EllaDx isn’t available in NY, NJ, RI, HI, ND, SD or WV. Everywhere else you can order online, and we confirm your state before you pay.
Get started
Your hormones, in numbers.
Start with one test or a full panel, then visit Quest this week.
For adults 18 or older. Not yet available in NY, NJ, RI, HI, ND, SD or WV.