Fifty-plus biomarkers and a sixty-second InBody 380 scan, drawn in the clinic you walk into, scored against optimal ranges instead of population averages, and explained line by line by a licensed provider. This is where every True Test plan starts.

What we test
Tap a category to see what’s in it. Every marker is scored against a True Test optimal range, explained line by line by a licensed provider and delivered in the app.
Representative panel. Your provider personalizes markers by age, sex, symptoms and goals; markers marked “when indicated” run when your history or results call for them. Optimal ranges are True Test clinical targets and are narrower than standard laboratory reference ranges. App screens are from a demonstration account.
How you’ll see it

Optimal, not “normal”
Standard reference ranges are built from the whole population, including people who feel terrible. “Normal” total testosterone runs from roughly 250 to 1,100 ng/dL. A man at 312 is inside the range and still exhausted. True Test scores every marker against optimal, the range where people feel and perform their best, and treats the gap.
Sample readouts, for illustration. Optimal ranges are True Test clinical targets and are narrower than standard laboratory reference ranges.

InBody 380
A medical-grade body-composition scan, free with your consult and monthly on weight-loss programs.
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Straight answers
Start with a free consult and InBody scan. Add the full panel through insurance or $99, and a provider explains every line.
No prescription needed · No membership · HSA/FSA eligible · Results in 5–7 days
Seven True Test clinics in Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas and California. Same panel, same optimal ranges, wherever you walk in.
Book your first visit
Under two minutes. Every clinic starts the same way: a free consult with an HRT specialist, plus an InBody scan.
Pick a time that suits you; you can reschedule any time. Your first visit is a free consult with an HRT specialist, plus an InBody scan. Optional 50+ biomarker bloodwork is available through insurance (not Medicare or Medicaid) or $99. Prefer to talk first? Every clinic answers the phone Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.