You are on something and it stopped working.
Six months into TRT, a GLP-1, or a peptide. It worked for a while, or it never really did. Your labs come back normal and you still feel like garbage.
Hormones, peptides, and GLP-1s, managed off your actual labs.
Most people never find out whether theirs did anything, because nobody measured before or after. We draw your labs at home, a provider reviews every result with you, and you retest in 90 days to see what moved.
At-home blood draw. Licensed provider. Pharmacist counseling before your first dose. Utah.
Lab report · Hormones50+ markers
Free testosteroneBelow range
6.2ng/dL
Total testosterone
640 ng/dLIn range
SHBG
95 nmol/LHigh
Under 1% of your testosterone is unbound and available to your body. Your total looks fine. That is why nobody caught this.
Calculated free testosterone (Vermeulen), not a direct assay.
Illustrative example. Synthetic data. Not a real patient.
Who this is for
This practice is built for three situations.
You are doing it yourself.
You bought peptides online. You are mixing them at your kitchen counter and dosing off a podcast. You want someone qualified to look at it.
You have four different providers.
A TRT clinic, a GLP-1 subscription, a peptide site, and a shelf of supplements. Nobody is looking at all of it together.
Why it might not be working
A peptide does not do anything to your body. It tells your body to do something.
That is the part nobody explains.
Testosterone replaces a hormone you are short on. Your body takes it and uses it.
Peptides work differently. They send an instruction to a system you already have. Make more of this. Repair that. Release this at night. If the system receiving that instruction is not in a position to act on it, you get less than you paid for. Here is what that looks like.
You are on a growth hormone peptide but you sleep five hours.
Your largest natural growth hormone release happens shortly after you fall asleep, tied to deep sleep. Sleep less and there is less of a pulse to work with.
You are on a GLP-1, you are not tracking protein, and you are not lifting.
A meaningful share of the weight lost on these drugs is lean tissue. Trials using DEXA scans have put it near 40% of total weight lost. Protein intake and resistance training are the levers that change that ratio, and almost nobody prescribing these is measuring it.
You are on testosterone but your SHBG is high.
High SHBG is one of the most-missed reasons a man on TRT can have a good-looking total testosterone and feel nothing. It is also one of the easiest things to check, and it is on our panel.
You are on four things at once and nobody has checked how they interact.
Thyroid, cortisol, iron, and blood sugar all change how these drugs land. Most clinics never look.
The check
The therapy
TRT · GLP-1 · peptide
What has to be working
- Sleep?
- Protein and training?
- Thyroid?
- SHBG and free hormone?
- Cortisol?
- Iron?
- Blood sugar?
- Drug interactions?
Your result
?
“My labs are normal and I still feel terrible” is the problem this practice was built around.
A result inside a reference range still has to be read against your symptoms, your other markers, and everything else you are taking. A lab result on its own does not do that. Neither does a PDF.
Find out which of these apply to youWhat you are choosing between.
| Feature | Aunyx | At-home lab testing services | Direct-to-consumer peptide sellers | Hormone clinics | Weight-loss telehealth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blood drawn at your home | Yes | Varies | Not offered | Varies | Not offered |
| Video review of every result with a licensed provider | Yes | Varies | Not offered | Varies | Varies |
| One provider reviewing everything you take | Yes | Varies | Not offered | Varies | Varies |
| Pharmacist counseling before your first dose | Yes | Varies | Not offered | Varies | Varies |
| Scheduled retest at 90 days | Yes | Varies | Not offered | Varies | Varies |
Retesting and adjusting is the part of this we are built around.
The service
What you get
At-home lab panel
A phlebotomist comes to your house. 50+ biomarkers covering hormones, thyroid, metabolic function, inflammation, and organ health. About 15 minutes.
A provider who reads all of it
A licensed provider goes through your results with you on video and explains what is actually driving how you feel.
Pharmacist counseling
Your provider sets your dose. A licensed pharmacist walks you through reconstitution, syringe selection, injection technique, storage, and interaction checks before you take anything.
Therapy options, if your labs support them
Your provider reviews what the evidence supports for your situation, including where it is thin, and prescribes only what your labs and history justify. Anything compounded is dispensed by a licensed pharmacy.
Weight and metabolic management
Lean mass loss is a known feature of rapid weight loss. Your plan addresses protein and resistance training alongside any medication, and we re-measure so you can see what is happening.
Retesting
Retest at 90 days so you can see what actually moved.
The panel
What we are looking for, and why.
This is not a screening panel. Every marker here is on the list because it changes how hormones and peptides behave in your body.
Hormones & growth signals
Sex hormone balance, reproductive signaling, and recovery capacity. The levers behind energy, libido, and body composition.
Total testosteroneFree testosteroneSHBGEstradiolDHEA-SLHFSHIGF-1
Free testosterone and SHBG are on this list for a reason. A normal total testosterone can hide a low free testosterone when SHBG is high, and total alone will not show you that.
Thyroid function
How your metabolism is running. One of the biggest and most overlooked energy levers in the body.
TSHFree T3Free T4
Cardiovascular risk
Heart disease risk. The #1 cause of death in the US, and often reversible when caught early.
Total cholesterolHDLLDLTriglyceridesCholesterol/HDL ratio
Metabolic & organ function
Blood sugar regulation, liver, kidney, and electrolyte balance. The fundamentals of how well your body processes everything you do.
Fasting glucoseLiver enzymes (ALT, AST, ALP)Kidney function (BUN, creatinine, eGFR)Electrolytes (Na, K, Cl, CO2)BilirubinTotal protein
Inflammation & blood
Systemic inflammation, immune balance, and iron status. Early signals behind fatigue, chronic disease, and low energy.
hs-CRPComplete blood count (15 markers)Ferritin
Men's health screening
Baseline prostate health. A standard annual marker for men.
PSA (total)
Analysis is performed by an accredited reference laboratory. Your provider walks through every result with you on video. You leave with a plan, not a PDF.
The draw
The lab comes to you.
A trained phlebotomist meets you at your house, your office, or wherever you are. About fifteen minutes.
This matters more than it sounds. Retesting is how you find out whether your protocol did anything. When testing means taking a morning off work, people skip it, and nothing ever gets adjusted. So we removed that.
The process
How it works
1
Get your labs drawn at home
A phlebotomist comes to you. About 15 minutes. 50+ markers.
2
Go through the results with your provider
A video visit where a licensed provider explains what is going on and what may be getting in the way of your results.
3
Get your provider's plan, and get taught how to follow it
If your provider determines medication is appropriate, it is dispensed by a licensed pharmacy and a licensed pharmacist walks you through how to use it. If medication is not appropriate, your provider will tell you that instead.
4
Retest, and adjust
This is the part most places skip. You test again at 90 days and look at what moved. If it did not move, your provider changes the plan. That is the job.
1
Get your labs drawn at home
A phlebotomist comes to you. About 15 minutes. 50+ markers.
2
Go through the results with your provider
A video visit where a licensed provider explains what is going on and what may be getting in the way of your results.
3
Get your provider's plan, and get taught how to follow it
If your provider determines medication is appropriate, it is dispensed by a licensed pharmacy and a licensed pharmacist walks you through how to use it. If medication is not appropriate, your provider will tell you that instead.
4
Retest, and adjust
This is the part most places skip. You test again at 90 days and look at what moved. If it did not move, your provider changes the plan. That is the job.
After your visit
Every result, in plain English, for life.
Your comprehensive panel, your provider's notes, and a plan you can actually follow, all in one place. Track every change. Look back anytime.
aunyx.app / dashboard
Q2 2026 · Visit 3
D
Good morning, Dallin.
Here’s where things stand this quarter.
All on track
Optimal+28%
720ng/dL
Testosterone
vs baseline
Optimal−18%
98mg/dL
LDL
vs baseline
Optimal+40%
52ng/mL
Vitamin D
vs baseline
Testosterone · past 12 months
720ng/dL+28%
Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2
Your Aunyx provider· Licensed medical team
Your testosterone is tracking up nicely, right where we want it. Keep the protocol going. We'll retest in 90 days to confirm trajectory.
Start with $350.
One charge. No subscription.
Your First Visit
$350one-time
Whether your plan includes a prescription is your provider's clinical decision, and for some people it does not. Medication and ongoing care are priced separately, and you will know those costs before you commit to anything.
- At-home blood draw
- 50+ biomarker panel
- Video visit with a licensed provider who reviews every result with you
- A written plan from that visit
Many patients are able to use HSA or FSA funds. Eligibility depends on your plan, so confirm with your plan administrator before you pay.
FAQ
Answers to your most common questions
We start with a quarterly at-home blood draw covering 50+ biomarkers. Your provider then walks you through every result in plain English over a virtual visit and builds a plan tailored to your goals. From there, you get ongoing guidance, messaging support, and adjustments any time you need them.
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