Your result, with its range.
Total testosterone
Sep 4, 2026
Ranges come from the performing lab and can differ by method and person.
See how your Performance Index grows from your first measurements into an ongoing view of your health.



Your first qualifying results begin this picture. Unmeasured does not mean unhealthy.
No results yet. A blank system is an invitation to learn, not a zero health score.
Interactive illustration using fictional data. Scores are not diagnoses or promises of improvement. Unmeasured systems remain unmeasured.
Results retain their dates, units and source context. Your health story is larger than any composite score.
Ranges come from the performing lab and can differ by method and person.
Keep earlier measurements in view. Compare dates, collection conditions and care changes with your clinician.
Different systems need different assessments. The Index does not fill missing data with an invented score.
A test result is a beginning. Bring it alongside your treatments, supplements, habits and follow-up so the next conversation starts further ahead.
How connected care worksCollection information and source reports.
Your questions and clinical next steps.
Treatment, daily health and adherence history.
New results without losing the earlier picture.
Explore more than the dashboard. Follow the conversations, appointments, purchases and routines around it.
Choose diagnostics around the questions that matter. See collection, processing, results and next steps in one place.
Learn moreKeep questions, follow-ups and your care conversations connected to your health history.
Learn moreFollow treatment and daily-health orders alongside your plan. Pharmacy fulfillment depends on the prescription and availability.
Learn moreHealth AI puts your recorded results and trends into a readable conversation, with clinical decisions kept with your care team.
Learn moreAppointments, test preparation and follow-up dates sit alongside the care they support.
Learn moreLook at results, symptoms, habits and measurements over time. A history can reveal what a snapshot misses.
Learn moreHow has my testosterone changed over time?
Your example results show 395 ng/dL in September 2025 and 528 ng/dL in September 2026. Timing, symptoms and any treatment changes matter when interpreting this difference.
A useful question for your care team: were these samples collected under comparable conditions, and what should we follow next?
Explore the information already in your health profile and prepare for your next care conversation.
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Your goals, your measurements, and your next steps belong in the same conversation.