The Women's Hormone Panel measures 11 markers spanning reproductive hormones (Estradiol, Testosterone free and total, FSH, LH, SHBG, DHEA-Sulfate, 17-OH Progesterone), thyroid function (TSH, Free T3), metabolic and growth signals (Insulin, IGF-1), and the stress hormone Cortisol. It's designed for health-conscious women and active adults who want a broad, single-draw look at how their endocrine systems are functioning.
This panel connects hormone systems that rarely work in isolation, so patterns become interpretable rather than being read one number at a time. Total and free testosterone alongside SHBG show not just how much androgen is present but how much is biologically available, which context alone can explain fatigue, libido, or changes in body composition. Estradiol, FSH, and LH together give a picture of ovarian and reproductive status — useful for tracking cycle-related changes, perimenopausal transition, or irregular cycles — while 17-OH Progesterone and DHEA-Sulfate add insight into adrenal and androgen-precursor pathways. Thyroid markers (TSH, Free T3) and the metabolic pair Insulin and IGF-1 round out the picture because thyroid and insulin dynamics strongly influence energy, weight regulation, and how sex hormones behave. Cortisol layers in the stress-axis signal that can shift many of the other results. Ordering these eleven markers individually would mean multiple requisitions and often multiple draws; here you get a coordinated snapshot from one blood collection, giving you and your clinician concrete data points to discuss and re-check over time.
For athletes & active people
For active women, this combination is especially relevant because high training load can suppress reproductive hormones, elevate cortisol, and shift thyroid and IGF-1 signaling — patterns associated with under-recovery and low energy availability. Tracking testosterone, estradiol, cortisol, and Free T3 together helps distinguish normal training adaptation from signs that recovery, nutrition, or training volume may need adjustment. These are educational data points to review with a qualified clinician, not a diagnosis of any condition.
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Choose your lab and check out. We send your lab requisition automatically — no doctor visit needed.
Get your sample collected
Visit a lab service center near you for a quick blood draw (or book at-home phlebotomy where available).
See your results
Your results land in your Insider portal, ready to review and act on — that easy.
One at a time, as a non-member
$179.00
11 tests at non-member prices ($159.00) + $20 order fee
This panel, as an Insider
$132.24
+ Insider membership from $30/month → $162.24 all-in, order fee waived
You keep
$16.76
9% less than buying these tests one at a time, membership included
Typical direct-to-consumer retail for these tests elsewhere: $9706.0× the Insider all-in
The two price columns are our own prices for the same 11 tests at the same lab. Retail is illustrative — consumer prices vary by provider and region. Membership is month to month; cancel any time and the panel stays yours.
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The Women's Hormone Panel measures 11 markers spanning reproductive hormones (Estradiol, Testosterone free and total, FSH, LH, SHBG, DHEA-Sulfate, 17-OH Progesterone), thyroid function (TSH, Free T3), metabolic and growth signals (Insulin, IGF-1), and the stress hormone Cortisol.
Women's Hormone Panel - Quest includes 11 biomarkers: TSH, Testosterone, Free (Dialysis) and Total, MS, Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG), T3, Free, Insulin, IGF-1, LC/MS, FSH and LH, DHEA Sulfate, Immunoassay, 17 - OH Progesterone, LC/MS, Estradiol (E2), Ultrasensitive, LC/MS, Serum, Cortisol, Total.
This panel connects hormone systems that rarely work in isolation, so patterns become interpretable rather than being read one number at a time.
Fasting is recommended before the Women's Hormone Panel - Quest panel: fast at least 8 hours beforehand (water is fine) so the results are usable. This is not a requirement; it is your choice.
Results for the Women's Hormone Panel - Quest panel are typically ready about 8 days after your draw, and up to 13 days for some samples. Your results land in your Insider portal.
No. When you order the Women's Hormone Panel - Quest panel from Fitomics Research Labs, a licensed physician in our 50-state network reviews and signs your requisition after checkout, and it lands in your portal and inbox. Then visit any Labcorp, Quest, or BioReference patient service center for your draw; results post to your Insider portal.
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