Name: LetsGetChecked
Brand: LetsGetChecked

Quick verdict

Best for: Readers comparing the specific service or diagnostic model described in this review.
Key feature: LetsGetChecked sells at-home lab tests, including sexual-health and hormone panels, with online results and follow-up options on selected tests. This is primarily a diagnostics and testing pathway; a test result is not a diagnosis and does not automatically mean treatment is appropriate.

LetsGetChecked sells at-home lab tests, including sexual-health and hormone panels, with online results and follow-up options on selected tests. This is primarily a diagnostics and testing pathway; a test result is not a diagnosis and does not automatically mean treatment is appropriate. Published pricing: Listed U.S. examples include a testosterone test for $89, male hormone panels at $179–$199, and STI panels from $99 to $249. Tests, sample type, availability and clinician follow-up differ; check the exact kit page and any treatment cost separately. This assessment focuses on the defined service, price visibility, access and policies—not clinical efficacy. We reviewed publicly available materials and did not purchase or test the service.

Our rating

Cost and price transparency7.0/ 10

Publicly documented information; this is not a clinical efficacy score.
Medication options and sourcing7.0/ 10

Publicly documented information; this is not a clinical efficacy score.
Medical care and safety6.0/ 10

Publicly documented information; this is not a clinical efficacy score.
Ease of use and access8.0/ 10

Publicly documented information; this is not a clinical efficacy score.
Customer support and policies6.0/ 10

Publicly documented information; this is not a clinical efficacy score.

How this score is calculated

Each category score is converted to a percentage and multiplied by its weight. The overall score is the sum of those contributions.

Category	Score	Weight	Contribution
Cost and price transparency	7.0 / 10	30.0%	2.1
Medication options and sourcing	7.0 / 10	20.0%	1.4
Medical care and safety	6.0 / 10	20.0%	1.2
Ease of use and access	8.0 / 10	15.0%	1.2
Customer support and policies	6.0 / 10	15.0%	0.9
Overall			6.8 / 10

Pros and cons

Pros

The company’s public pages describe the service and give readers a basis for due diligence.
Online access or at-home delivery can reduce logistical barriers for eligible customers.
Specific plan, test or provider information is available through the cited source pages.

Cons

Tests have different sample collection methods, turnaround times, geographic availability and follow-up. Check the test’s intended use, what a positive or inconclusive result means, and whether a clinician consultation or treatment is included or separately priced.
Prices, eligibility and included follow-up differ by the selected service or plan.
Marketing information and consumer reviews do not establish clinical effectiveness.