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For Sermorelin · CJC-1295 · Ipamorelin

IGF-1 below 150 is the threshold. Find out where you are.

Sermorelin, CJC-1295, and Ipamorelin are all prescribed based on IGF-1 levels. Without an IGF-1 baseline, your physician cannot justify the prescription or track the response. This panel closes that gap.

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Complete Hormone Panel

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IGF-1 <150

ng/mL is the standard prescribing threshold

12 weeks

to measurable IGF-1 rise on CJC-1295/Ipamorelin

$249

panel — results in 3–5 business days

Why it matters

Three reasons this panel changes the conversation.

01

IGF-1 below 150 ng/mL is the clinical threshold — this panel tells you where you are

Sermorelin, CJC-1295, and Ipamorelin are indicated when IGF-1 falls below age-adjusted reference ranges — typically below 150 ng/mL for adults over 40. Without the IGF-1 value, the prescription is based on symptoms alone. With it, the indication is objective and documentable.

02

Testosterone and GH are co-regulated — you need both

Low testosterone suppresses IGF-1 independently of GH status. A patient with low free testosterone and a below-range IGF-1 needs both axes addressed. This panel identifies both simultaneously — your physician designs the sequenced protocol from the combined picture.

03

The 90-day retest documents the response

IGF-1 rises measurably at 12 weeks on Sermorelin or CJC-1295/Ipamorelin. The baseline from this panel is the number the retest is compared against — without it, the response is anecdotal. The data is the evidence.

What's Included

Complete Hormone Panel$249

Total TestosteroneGH axis and testosterone axis are co-regulated — low T blunts IGF-1 response
Free Testosterone (calc)Bioavailable T — more relevant to anabolic response than total
SHBGHigh SHBG with low free T is the most common co-variate in GH-deficient patients
EstradiolOestrogen stimulates IGF-1 production — low E2 blunts GH response
FSH / LHHPG axis context — confirms whether GH deficiency is isolated or part of broader hypogonadism
hs-TSHHypothyroidism suppresses GH secretion and blunts IGF-1 — must be ruled out first
AlbuminIGF-1 binds albumin for transport — nutritional status affects measured IGF-1
hs-CRPSystemic inflammation suppresses pituitary GH release — the inflammatory baseline matters
LDL / HDL / TriglyceridesGH deficiency produces dyslipidaemia — lipid profile documents the metabolic signature
PSAProstate safety screen for any GH-axis protocol in males

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Complete Hormone Panel

$249

At-home kit — no lab visit
Ships next day
Physician-reviewed results
HSA / FSA eligible

How it works

From order to results in 3 steps.

01

Order online

Choose your panel. Enter your details and check out in under 2 minutes.

02

Test at home

Your your at-home testing kit arrives next day. Painless upper-arm collection — no lab, no venipuncture.

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Get results + protocol

Results in 3–5 business days. Your physician reviews and schedules your interpretation call within 48 hours.

HSA / FSA Eligible·
At-Home — No Lab Visit·
Physician-Reviewed·
Ships Next Day·
Board-Certified MDs

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Common questions

Everything you should know before ordering.

What IGF-1 level qualifies for GH peptide prescribing?

IGF-1 below 150 ng/mL in adults is the standard clinical threshold. Age-adjusted ranges decline with age — a result that is 'normal' at 30 may be suboptimal at 50. Your physician interprets your value in the context of your full panel and symptoms.

Is this the same as a growth hormone stimulation test?

No. A GH stimulation test (insulin tolerance test or glucagon test) measures peak GH secretion. This panel measures IGF-1 — the liver's downstream marker of GH activity over time. For the purpose of prescribing Sermorelin, CJC-1295, or Ipamorelin, IGF-1 alongside the full hormone panel is sufficient clinical evidence.

Is this panel HSA/FSA eligible?

Yes. Physician-ordered diagnostic testing is HSA and FSA eligible. At a 32% bracket, effective cost is approximately $170.

For Sermorelin · CJC-1295 · Ipamorelin

Complete Hormone Panel

At-home · Physician-reviewed · Ships next day · HSA/FSA eligible

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