Test key hormones affecting energy, mood, and drive — with clear results reviewed by a licensed Canadian physician. All from one at-home blood test.
of users reported normal total testosterone, while having low free testosterone.
Male Hormone Panel
Understand the hormonal systems involved in low libido, energy, muscle health, and vitality.
Measures how much testosterone your body produces, how much of it is actually available for your body to use, and the pituitary signal that drives production. Together, these clarify whether low testosterone originates in the testes or further upstream, in the pituitary.
5 Biomarkers
May provide context for
Why standard panels often miss this
Most routine testing typically checks one hormone marker at most — usually total testosterone alone. This panel measures 6, giving a fuller picture of production, availability, and signalling, without requiring a referral.
Physician-ordered · At-home collection · Results explained in the Numia app
All 6 markers are processed by In-Common Laboratories — an ISO 15189-accredited Canadian reference lab.
Four steps. At home. No waiting room.
Seven things you won't get from the traditional route.
From the draw at your door to the lab and back — the same standards hospitals rely on.
Real results
These aren't edge cases. They're the pattern — men who suspected something, and chose to take control of their health.
Energy · Brain fog
“My GP said my total testosterone was 'normal' at 310 ng/dL. Numia's panel showed my free T and SHBG told a completely different story — that's what was driving the brain fog.”
Strength & recovery · Free testosterone
“My total testosterone always came back 'normal' — turns out my free testosterone was low the whole time. The test itself took maybe 10 minutes at my kitchen table before work.”
Proactive baseline
“I finally got real answers instead of just a number. A couple of extra markers showed where the issue was actually coming from — something my old testosterone test never explained.”
Questions
What most people ask before booking the Male Hormone Test.
6 biomarkers across androgen production, hormone availability, and pituitary signalling.
