Testosterone, Total

Quest#873
LabCorp#004226
18 ordering services comparedPrices last checked 3 days ago

This test measures the total amount of testosterone in the blood, including both the testosterone that is bound to proteins (such as sex hormone-binding globulin and albumin) and the small portion that circulates freely. Testosterone is a hormone produced mainly in the testicles in men and in smaller amounts by the ovaries and adrenal glands in women. The test is used to evaluate testosterone levels in the body. In men, it may help assess symptoms that can be associated with low or high testosterone. In women, it may be used to look into elevated testosterone levels or related symptoms. It can also be used to monitor certain hormone-related conditions over time.

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How much does a Testosterone, Total test cost?

The cheapest self-pay Testosterone, Total test is $6.05 at Mito Health, out of 18 ordering services compared. The highest listed price is $129.00 at True Health Labs, a difference of $122.95. It is Quest test code 873 and LabCorp test code 004226. Prices are self-pay cash rates read from each service’s own public catalog, last verified 3 days ago.

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Testosterone, Total self-pay prices by ordering service, last checked 3 days ago
Ordering ServicePriceOrder
Mito Health✓ Best Pricechecked 3 days ago$6.05$4.32 for members ($9/mo membership)Order
Good Labschecked 3 days ago$11.00Order
DrSayschecked 3 days ago$13.99Order
Anabolic Insightschecked 3 days ago$14.00Order
AlgoRxchecked 3 days ago$20.00Order
Own Your Labschecked 3 days ago$29.80Order
Jason Healthchecked 3 days ago$30.00Order
Marek Diagnosticschecked 3 days ago$32.00Order
HealthLabs.comchecked 3 days ago$49.00Order
DirectLabschecked 3 days ago$49.00Order
Private MD Labschecked 3 days ago$55.00Order
Walk-In Labchecked 3 days ago$59.00Order
Request A Testchecked 3 days ago$64.00Order
Personalabschecked 3 days ago$64.40Order
LabCorp OnDemandchecked 3 days ago$69.00Order
Quest Healthchecked 3 days ago$69.00Order
Discounted Labschecked 3 days ago$106.00Order
True Health Labschecked 21 days ago$129.00Order

These are online lab ordering services — not the physical draw site. Once you purchase a requisition, you visit a nearby Quest or LabCorp patient service center for your blood draw. Prices are self-pay cash rates and may vary by location.

Guides about Testosterone, Total

Plain-English explanations of what this test measures and how it's done.

Infertility on TRT: What to Monitor
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) often lowers sperm production, because testosterone from outside the body tells the pituitary gland to cut back on LH and FSH, the two signals the testicles need to make sperm. The measurements used to follow this are a semen analysis, which is the direct measure, plus blood levels of LH, FSH, testosterone, estradiol and prolactin.
What is a semen analysis?
A semen analysis measures the volume of a semen sample and the number, movement and shape of the sperm in it. It is the main lab test for male fertility, and it is not a blood test: the sample is collected at a clinic or lab, or at home and delivered within 30 to 60 minutes. Blood-test ordering services don’t sell it, but they do sell the hormone tests often ordered alongside it.
What blood tests do bodybuilders track?
The blood tests most often discussed in bodybuilding and strength communities fall into four groups: hormones (total and free testosterone, estradiol, SHBG, LH and FSH), general health panels (CBC and CMP), heart and metabolic markers (lipid panel, ApoB, A1c, fasting insulin), and thyroid, iron and vitamin markers. Hard training changes some of these numbers by itself, which matters when comparing results over time.

Testosterone, Total: common questions

How much does a Testosterone, Total test cost without insurance?

The lowest self-pay price we track for Testosterone, Total is $6.05 at Mito Health, across 18 ordering services; the highest is $129.00. You pay the ordering service directly, and no insurance is involved. Prices were last verified on September 28, 2026.

Do you need a doctor's order for a Testosterone, Total test?

No. Every ordering service listed on this page includes the physician order with the purchase, so you can buy Testosterone, Total yourself and take the requisition to the lab. Your results come back to you — what they mean is a conversation for you and a clinician.

Where is the blood drawn for a Testosterone, Total test?

At a Quest Diagnostics or LabCorp patient service center, depending on which laboratory the ordering service you pick uses. You choose the location and time after you order. LabTestCompare does not draw blood, run tests, or issue results — we only compare what each service charges.

Can you use health insurance for a Testosterone, Total test?

No. Every price on this page is a self-pay price paid directly to the ordering service, and none of these services bill insurance. If you want Testosterone, Total billed through your plan instead, that goes through your own provider — which is a separate route with its own cost, and worth comparing against the prices here.

Is this the same Testosterone, Total test a doctor would order?

Yes — it is the same assay, identified by the same laboratory order codes: Quest #873 and LabCorp #004226. Every price on this page is matched to that code, which is how we can say the services are being compared on an identical test rather than on similarly named products.

How long do Testosterone, Total results take?

That is set by the laboratory rather than by us. Routine blood tests are commonly back within a few business days and specialized assays take longer; the ordering service states the expected turnaround for Testosterone, Total before you buy, and delivers the result to you directly.

Compiled by the LabTestCompare editorial team. Prices are collected from each ordering service’s own published catalog and re-checked on a schedule — see our editorial policy for how we source and correct them. Prices on this page were last verified .

Background reading on lab testing: MedlinePlus: Lab Tests (NIH) · CDC. This page is a price comparison, not medical advice — see our medical disclaimer.