The i-screen Testosterone Level Blood Test is a focused hormone screening option designed for people who want to check testosterone levels without stepping up to a broader male hormone panel. It is best used as an entry-level test when the goal is a simple baseline rather than a comprehensive endocrine review.
Who is this test for?
This test is suitable for men who want an initial testosterone check because of symptoms such as fatigue, reduced libido, lower motivation, or concerns around training recovery. It can also be useful for people who want a starting point before moving on to a larger hormone panel.
How the test works
A blood sample is collected through the provider’s normal testing pathway and then processed by the lab. Results are returned through the provider’s reporting system so you can review the testosterone reading and decide whether broader hormone testing is needed.
Pros & cons
Pros
Focused testosterone-only style screening
Clear clinic-based collection path
Suitable for users wanting a simple baseline check
Useful entry point before broader hormone testing
Cons
Narrower scope than multi-marker hormone panels
Less convenient than some fully at-home kits
May require follow-up testing for fuller hormone context
Testosterone is bound to proteins in the blood which inactivate it. We can account for this to calculate the amount of "free" testosterone which is actually available for your body.
Get a detailed look at your testosterone levels with this blood test. Includes total testosterone, free (or unbound) testosterone, SHBG, and Free Androgen Index.
Struggling with low energy, reduced muscle mass, or low libido? This test measures total testosterone, the key male sex hormone that also plays a role in muscle strength, mood, and overall well-being in both men and women.
Not feeling like yourself? If you're experiencing low energy, reduced muscle mass, low libido, or mood changes, this test checks key male hormones that influence strength, vitality, and overall well-being.
