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Testosterone Panel

Testosterone Panel

At-home testosterone test

This advanced testosterone test goes deeper than standard checks, measuring total testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, estrogen, and albumin.

Whether you’re enhancing training, addressing low energy, or monitoring changes with age, this at-home test delivers physician-grade accuracy.

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What you'll learn from the test

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Normal Range: 300–1000 ng/dL

Total Testosterone

Total testosterone represents the full concentration of testosterone in the blood, including both bound and free forms.

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Normal Range: 46.0-224.0 pg/mL

Free Testosterone

Free testosterone is the bioavailable unbound form of testosterone. It is the key biomarker to track in optimizing health through testosterone therapy.

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Normal Range: 10-50 nmol/L

Sex Hormone Binding Globulin

Sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) is a protein that regulates the amount of testosterone available in the body by binding to testosterone in your blood.

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Normal Range: ≥39 pg/ml

Estradiol (E2)

A form of estrogen that men need in small amounts. It helps with bone health and libido but high levels can lead to unwanted fat gain or mood changes.

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Normal Range: 3.6–5.01g/dL

Albumin

Albumin is the primary protein produced by the liver, playing a key role in regulating fluid balance and carrying hormones and nutrients through the bloodstream. Low albumin levels may indicate liver dysfunction, inflammation, or inadequate nutrition.

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Normal Range: 1.5-9.3 mIU/mL

Luteinizing Hormone

A hormone secreted by the anterior pituitary gland that helps regulate the reproductive system by stimulating Leydig cells to produce testosterone.

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Did you know 1 in 4 men experience declining testosterone levels?

Knowing your levels helps you:

  • Identify early imbalances before they become problems
  • Support strength, performance, and recovery
  • Support strength, performance, and recovery
  • Improve focus, mood, and emotional balance
  • Increase energy, drive, and overall vitality

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s included, how to collect, when you’ll see results, and how to use them.

What does this panel measure?

Total and, where specified, free/bioavailable testosterone with SHBG (± albumin index) to evaluate androgen status accurately and trend levels over time for lifestyle or clinician‑guided programs.

How is this different from traditional testing?

Boomerang Kits deliver clinical‑grade accuracy with unmatched convenience: one at‑home collection, CLIA‑certified lab analysis, and secure app‑based results. No waiting rooms, no hidden telehealth upsells — just clear, trusted data.

Who benefits most from this panel?

Men monitoring energy, drive, and body composition — including those on physician‑guided testosterone replacement therapy (TRT).

How do I collect the sample?

At‑home finger‑prick dried blood spot (DBS) using the included lancets and collection card. Follow the insert or in‑app guide; collection takes ~10–15 minutes, plus ~60 minutes drying time before mailing.

How long until I see results?

Typically within 24–48 hours after our laboratory receives your sample, you’ll get a secure notification to view your results in the Boomerang Kits App.

Where do I see my results?

Your results, explanations, and trend tracking live in the Boomerang Kits App with your secure login.

Is my data private?

We protect your data with strict administrative, technical, and physical safeguards. Your results are encrypted, HIPAA‑compliant, and visible only to you unless you choose to share.

Can I use this to monitor TRT?

Yes. Many users employ this panel for longitudinal tracking alongside clinician‑guided therapy, enabling data‑driven dose adjustments and safety monitoring.

How often should I test?

Monthly during titration or after major dose/route changes, then every 3–6 months for maintenance as advised by your clinician.

How do I return my sample?

Use the prepaid return mailer. Drop at any postal location the same day you collect (after the card is fully dry).

What if my sample can’t be processed?

If we can’t process your sample (for example, under‑filled or insufficient), we’ll notify you and send you a complimentary replacement kit.

Is this covered by insurance?

Boomerang Kits are consumer‑initiated and not typically billed to insurance. You may use HSA/FSA funds where eligible. Check with your insurance provider to confirm if your plan allows reimbursement for at‑home laboratory testing.

What other panels complement this one?

Men’s Panel for full endocrine context and Heart Health Panel for cardiovascular safety while on TRT.

Is this a diagnostic test?

No. This is a laboratory screening panel intended for education and wellness. Boomerang Laboratories does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. Always consult a licensed healthcare provider for medical decisions.