Testosterone Test from Everlywell

The exact offer page states the finger-prick blood sample is mailed to a lab for analysis of total testosterone. Everlywell states each lab it works with is CLIA-certified. The performing laboratory is not named, and no assay method or accuracy figures are published.

The test measures total testosterone for people assigned male at birth, age 18 or older, who want a first check on symptoms of high or low testosterone. The intended use is stated directly on the exact offer page.

The exact offer page states the test measures total testosterone, covering both the free and protein-bound fractions, from a single finger-prick blood sample. The page explains how this total-testosterone measure differs from a free-testosterone measure.

Results show whether the total testosterone level is normal, low, or high compared with reference ranges for the customer's age group, with evidence-based lifestyle guidance. The page advises sharing results with a healthcare provider, but no sample report is shown.

The page publishes the $69 price including shipping, states there are no hidden fees, and notes that itemized receipts can be submitted to an HSA or FSA coordinator for reimbursement. Refund and cancellation terms are not published on the page.

The test uses an at-home finger-prick kit with a prepaid shipping label and results a few days later through a secure online portal. At-home lab tests are not available in New York, and the page gives no exact day count for results.

The exact offer page lists the test at $69 including shipping, with no hidden fees and HSA and FSA reimbursement via itemized receipts. Refund and cancellation terms are not published on the page.

Everlywell states it is HIPAA-compliant, never sells health data, and stores it securely with bank-grade encryption. The page publishes no test-specific statement about how this test's samples and data are retained, shared, or deleted.