Hormone Testing
HRTList is building a trusted network of participating laboratories so people and their clinicians can better understand testing options, compare transparent information, and find a clearer path to testing.
HRTList Laboratory Network · Now onboarding participating laboratories
Clear information to help you and your clinician make sense of testing options.
Build a clearer, more trustworthy presence for the people seeking hormone testing.
Educational background on how hormone testing works — not medical advice.
A biomarker is a measurable substance — like estradiol or cortisol — that a test panel includes. Different panels include different sets of biomarkers.
The specimen is the type of sample tested, such as blood, saliva, or urine. The collection method describes how that sample is obtained.
Different laboratories and panels measure different combinations of hormones and metabolites, collected in different ways, so the included biomarkers can vary.
No laboratory is currently represented on HRTList as participating. Participating laboratories appear here only after explicit approval. HRTList is a marketplace and access platform, not a laboratory or clinician. Testing, ordering, and results remain the laboratory's domain, and clinical treatment decisions belong to licensed clinicians.