Performance Labs · No membership required
Know your numbers. No membership required.
Clinician-reviewed lab panels at transparent cash prices — testosterone, hormones, and metabolic health, drawn at a participating Pennsylvania location.
Program pricing
From $99
Performance Panel $99 · one-time, cash price
Clinical enrollment is closed. This page accepts contact details for non-clinical updates only.
Eligibility review first — draw locally when ordered
How Performance Labs work
Men's and women's performance panels — hormones, metabolic health, and more
A brief eligibility intake reviewed before a clinician places the order
Drawn at a participating Pennsylvania location when ordered
Results reviewed by a clinician, with a plain-English summary
Cash price displayed before payment
Results can inform later care when they remain clinically relevant
The honest fine print
Lab panels require clinician review before an order is placed. A lab purchase is not medical treatment, and results outside normal ranges may require follow-up care. Draw-site availability, insurance routing, and final cash pricing depend on the approved launch workflow and will be confirmed before payment.
Labs questions, answered
How does it work?
Complete a brief eligibility intake. If appropriate, a clinician places the order and you receive instructions for an available Pennsylvania draw site. Results are reviewed by the clinical team with a plain-English summary.
What's in the $99 Performance Panel?
The final marker list, eligibility requirements, and approved price will be displayed before any payment. The panel remains subject to clinician and launch approval.
What if something comes back abnormal?
A clinician reviews every result. When a finding needs attention, the workflow explains it in context and recommends an appropriate next step—with POWFIT MD, your own clinician, or an urgent or emergency service when indicated.
Do I need insurance?
The panel uses cash pricing. If you want to use insurance, contact the practice before paying so the team can explain the available ordering pathway; coverage and draw-site rules vary.
Pennsylvania pilot preview
Clinical enrollment is not open
