Hormones for women

You are not too young for this. Your hormones already changed.

Perimenopause caught early reads differently than perimenopause caught late. The window for a clean correction is in the early signals, not the late ones.

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Recognition

If this is you.

  • You were told you are too young for menopause. Your labs read fine. You feel anything but fine.
  • Your cycle has changed. Shorter. Longer. Heavier. Less predictable.
  • Sleep breaks in the night. Night sweats, not always, but they happen.
  • Mood and anxiety run differently than they used to.
  • Weight has shifted in a way that diet and exercise no longer move.
  • Drive is low. Brain fog has set in. You know yourself, and this is not your baseline.

The read

What I read.

I read the whole network, not the headline number. Estradiol and progesterone read in ratio. Testosterone read with SHBG. The cortisol rhythm read across the day. Thyroid read as a full panel.

Every marker is read against optimal ranges, not the lab's reference range. Reference ranges describe the average across every age. Optimal ranges describe where you are designed to operate.

The markers

  • Estradiol
  • Progesterone
  • Total testosterone
  • Free testosterone
  • DHEA-S
  • FSH and LH
  • TSH with free T3 and free T4
  • Cortisol rhythm
  • SHBG (optional)

Marker list provisional. Pending Dr. Tagge’s clinical sign-off.

Try the tool

Read your hormonal signature.

A short self-assessment. The cluster of signals you select points to which hormone story is most likely driving how you feel.

Not a diagnosis. A starting place for the conversation.

Open the tool

2 minutes. Yours to read.

The panel

The panel.

Two ways in. The entry panel reads the female hormone network at baseline. The comprehensive panel adds the thyroid, nutrient, and inflammation markers that move with cycle and mood. Built for perimenopause caught early.

Entry panel

Core Women's Health Panel

9 tests · 67 biomarkers

The female hormone network at baseline. Estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, FSH, LH, plus the thyroid and adrenal partners.

Member$93.81

At-vendor lab cost, no markup.

Non-member$190.81

Lab cost plus $97 interpretation and review.

Coming soon

Comprehensive panel

Expanded Women's Health Panel

19 tests · 80 biomarkers

Everything in the entry panel plus the nutrient and inflammation markers that drive cycle, sleep, and mood. The fuller picture.

Member$254.22

At-vendor lab cost, no markup.

Non-member$351.22

Lab cost plus $97 interpretation and review.

Coming soon

Go deeper · Member specialty

DUTCH Complete

Dried urine, twenty-four-hour collection. Reads sex-hormone metabolites, the progesterone-to-estrogen relationship, and the cortisol curve across the day. The go-deeper option when serum cannot answer the question.

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

Hormones in transition are not a one-time read.

Perimenopause does not stand still. The panel tells you where you are today. Management happens inside the Partnership, month over month, as biology shifts. We retest at the cadence that catches drift, not the cadence that fills a dashboard.

From a patient

Three doctors told me I was too young. My labs were fine. My body and my sleep and my brain knew otherwise. Daniel read the network. He found the cascade two years before my OB-GYN was willing to call it perimenopause. The plan has been worth every conversation.

[FICTIONAL] Sarah M.

Patient composite, for layout review only.

Common questions

Questions I get a lot.

Do you prescribe hormone replacement therapy?

Pending Dr. Tagge sign-off

[PENDING DANIEL: prescribing scope language for HRT, including perimenopausal and menopausal treatment. Carrier review in progress.]

My labs were called normal. Why am I still struggling?

Reference ranges describe the average woman across every age and every cycle day. They are not where you are designed to operate. Perimenopause shifts the network before any single marker leaves the reference range. The pattern is the signal, not the outlier.

How early in perimenopause should I start?

Sooner reads more cleanly than later. The biology has more room to move when the cascade is early. Waiting until symptoms are severe is waiting until the easy corrections have already passed.

Will you work with my OB-GYN or primary care doctor?

Yes. I work alongside your existing care, not in place of it. Records flow both ways with your consent.

Get the network read. Get a plan written for where you are.

Start with a Precision Call.

Start with a Precision Call

No charge. No card. No pressure.