Hormones for men
Read the full network. Compare it against optimal, not average. Make decisions on data, not a single number.
No charge. No card. No pressure.
Recognition
The read
I read the whole network, not the headline number. Total testosterone is one input. Free testosterone is what your tissues actually see. SHBG is the modifier. Estradiol is the partner that gets ignored. Cortisol is the brake. Thyroid is the upstream signal.
Every marker is read against optimal ranges, not the lab's reference range. Reference ranges describe the average. Optimal ranges describe where you are designed to operate.
The markers
Marker list provisional. Pending Dr. Tagge’s clinical sign-off.
The panel
Two ways in. The entry panel reads the men's hormone network at baseline. The comprehensive panel adds the metabolic and stress markers that move with it, so the picture is the system, not a single hormone.
Entry panel
4 tests · 41 biomarkers
The men's hormone network at baseline. Testosterone, estradiol, SHBG, DHT, LH, FSH, plus the thyroid and adrenal partners.
At-vendor lab cost, no markup.
Lab cost plus $97 interpretation and review.
Comprehensive panel
16 tests · 76 biomarkers
Everything in the entry panel plus the metabolic and stress markers that move with hormone signal. Read the system, not the number.
At-vendor lab cost, no markup.
Lab cost plus $97 interpretation and review.
Go deeper · Member specialty
Dried urine, twenty-four-hour collection. Reads sex-hormone metabolites and the cortisol curve across the day. The go-deeper option when the serum panel raises questions that serum cannot answer.
Pricing
Ordered through the Partnership at vendor cost. Lab list price pending.
Pricing placeholder. Dr. Tagge to confirm Genova list price.
Member price is the at-vendor lab cost passed through with no markup. Non-member price adds the $97 interpretation and review visit. Both prices update with the live Fullscript vendor cost.
Inside the Partnership
A panel tells you where you are today. Optimization happens inside the Partnership, over months. The dose is your biology, not a number off a chart. We retest at the cadence that catches drift, not the cadence that fills a dashboard.
From a patient
“I was told my testosterone was normal three times by three different doctors. Daniel was the first to read the rest of the panel. The plan he wrote took six months to land but I have not felt this clear in fifteen years.”
[FICTIONAL] David K.
Patient composite, for layout review only.
Common questions
Do you prescribe testosterone?
Pending Dr. Tagge sign-off
[PENDING DANIEL: prescribing scope language for testosterone. Carrier review in progress.]
Do you prescribe hormone replacement therapy?
Pending Dr. Tagge sign-off
[PENDING DANIEL: prescribing scope language for HRT. Carrier review in progress.]
My testosterone result was normal. Why does this matter?
Reference ranges describe the average male across every age. They are not where you are designed to operate. A total testosterone in the bottom quartile of a reference range is statistically normal and clinically depressed. I read against optimal ranges, then I read the network around it.
Will you work with my primary care doctor?
Yes. I work alongside your primary care doctor, not in place of one. Records flow both ways with your consent.
Get the network read. Get a plan that actually moves it.
No charge. No card. No pressure.