Get a Low Testosterone Diagnosis

If you’ve been feeling unusually tired, unfocused, or not like yourself, low testosterone may be worth evaluating. Many men dismiss these symptoms as stress or aging, but testing is the only way to get the answers you need to live the life you deserve.

At Low T Center, our testing process is medically guided, straightforward, and designed to give you clear answers.

When Are Levels Low Enough For Treatment?

At Low T Center, testosterone levels under 350 ng/dL are considered clinically low. If your levels fall below 350 ng/dL and symptoms are present, further evaluation may be appropriate.

And if you get a test and decide not to start treatment, that’s no problem for us. We’re here to help give you clarity for your next steps.

How Testosterone Testing Works at Low T Center

To make sure our results are as accurate as possible, and to allow insurance to cover treatment when applicable, testing follows a specific process:

• Two blood tests are required to confirm a low testosterone diagnosis
  This is necessary for insurance to cover TRT when eligible, making treatment accessible to more men who need it.

• Blood draws must be completed before 11 a.m.
  Testosterone levels are naturally highest in the morning, so we encourage testing later in the morning, not as soon as you wake up. Insurance plans also require testing before 11 am.

• Fasting is required
  To make sure your blood test is accurate, you’ll need to fast for 6-8 hours before your blood draw. Water and black coffee are allowed. (No cream or sugar).

Why Blood Testing?

At-home or saliva tests may seem convenient, but they do not offer the precision needed for medical decision-making or personalized treatment planning.

Blood tests provide the most accurate and reliable measurement of testosterone levels. They allow providers to evaluate both total and free testosterone and assess results alongside symptoms and medical history.

What Happens After a Low T Diagnosis?

Once testing is complete, your provider will review your results with you and discuss whether testosterone replacement therapy or another approach may be appropriate. If levels are normal, testing can still help rule out low testosterone and guide further evaluation.

Schedule Your Consultation

If symptoms are affecting your quality of life, a testosterone evaluation can help you get answers. Low T Center works with most major insurance plans and offers a medically supervised, evaluation-first approach to care. Book your consultation here.