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Establish a focused baseline of testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, thyroid function, blood health, metabolic function, and cholesterol. A practical starting point for women exploring hormone and general health.
Markers
10 listed tests and biomarkers
Purchase type
One-time panel
Panel overview
The Women's Hormone & Health Panel: Essential provides a focused baseline of testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, TSH, standard lipids, a comprehensive metabolic panel, and blood counts. It places core reproductive-hormone measures alongside thyroid signaling, cholesterol, glucose, organ-function, and blood-health context. Hormone interpretation depends on age, cycle timing, pregnancy status, menopause, medications, and symptoms.
Panel contents
10 tests and biomarkers
Purchase type
One-time panel
How to use this information
Treat the panel as one source of context alongside your history, symptoms, and guidance from a qualified healthcare professional.
Questions
Practical details about price, ordering, collection, and results access. These answers do not interpret lab results.
This page lists the tests and biomarkers currently included in the Women's Hormone & Health Panel: Essential, along with the one-time price. Review that list on this page before you order.
The current one-time price is $149. That amount is charged when you complete checkout.
No. You can order this panel online. Add it to your cart, then complete intake, consent, and payment. A doctor visit is not required to place the order.
After checkout, you follow the collection steps for your order. Samples are collected at 2,000+ collection sites. NXT Labs does not collect samples at its office.
Sign in to your NXT Labs account to follow order status. Results appear in your account when the laboratory releases them for that order. This page does not state a turnaround time.
No. NXT Labs provides the ordering workflow and account access to laboratory results. This order does not include a medical review or a clinical review of your results. Discuss questions about your results with a qualified healthcare professional.
Lab information does not replace medical care or provide a diagnosis.
