LetsGetChecked

Our score

6.8/10

Best for

people comparing this specific online care or testing model and willing to verify the complete plan

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.

Customer feedback

4.4/5 from 18,837 Trustpilot reviews

Quick verdict

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. 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. This editorial review is not a clinical recommendation or a guarantee of service availability.

What the service offers

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.

The key question is what happens after the website intake: who reviews the information, whether that person is a licensed clinician, which company provides the medical service, where any prescription is dispensed, and how follow-up is handled. A completed questionnaire, eligibility screen or payment does not guarantee a prescription, diagnosis, test result or treatment.

Pricing and what is included

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.

Cost element	Check before purchase
Price shown	Is it a recurring monthly amount, first-month offer, test kit price or monthly equivalent?
Total commitment	How much is charged now, and what is the full cost over the treatment or testing period?
Included care	Are clinician review, labs, medication, supplies, shipping and follow-up included?
Renewal and refunds	When does billing recur, how do you cancel and what is refundable after fulfillment?

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. The source links identify where each current offer was checked. Verify the exact product and final checkout amount because catalog rates, promotions and eligibility can change.

Eligibility and access

Confirm state coverage and whether the service is direct-pay, insurance-billed, employer-sponsored or an at-home test purchase. For prescription care, ask who makes the decision and how to reach that clinician. For laboratory testing, check specimen type, turnaround time, result interpretation and whether a positive or inconclusive result includes follow-up. Health services are not interchangeable simply because they appear in the same directory category.

Safety, evidence and limitations

For any prescription or diagnostic service, confirm the product or test’s intended use, clinician oversight, contraindications, privacy practices and follow-up plan. Test results and testimonials should not replace a clinician’s interpretation. Do not start, stop or change treatment without medical advice.

Pros and cons

Our rating

Ratings use the same editorial weights across the directory: cost clarity 30%, product or medication clarity 20%, care and safety disclosure 20%, access 15%, and support/policy clarity 15%. This is a review of what is publicly documented, not a medical-quality or efficacy score.

Category	Score	Weight	Assessment
Cost and price transparency	7.0/10	30%	Published prices, billing frequency and full-term clarity.
Medication options and sourcing	7.0/10	20%	Clarity about service scope, product or test and sourcing.
Medical care and safety	6.0/10	20%	Provider involvement, safety information and limitations.
Ease of use and access	8.0/10	15%	Availability, enrollment and practical access.
Customer support and policies	6.0/10	15%	Policy clarity and breadth of public feedback.

Weighted score: 6.8/10. The underlying factors are shown so readers can see which published details raised or lowered the rating.

Customer feedback

Trustpilot showed 4.4/5 from 18,837 Trustpilot reviews on September 24, 2026. Trustpilot showed 4.4/5 from 18,837 company-wide reviews; reviewers commonly discuss easy home sampling and results, while some report kit activation or support delays. This broad score is not a test-accuracy rating. These are self-reported experiences and cannot establish product quality, diagnostic accuracy or clinical outcomes.

Customer reviews describe individual service experiences. They are not medical evidence.

How it compares

Decision	LetsGetChecked	Other routes to compare
Primary use	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.	Compare only providers or tests serving the same need; diagnostics, prescription care and employer benefits are different products.
Price model	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.	Compare the final total and what is included rather than headline monthly numbers.
Clinical follow-up	Check the provider, test interpretation or response path described above.	Confirm access to an appropriately licensed clinician and what happens if a result or side effect needs attention.
Evidence	Company claims and consumer reviews have separate limits.	Check regulatory information, product labeling and peer-reviewed evidence relevant to the actual product.

Frequently asked questions

What does LetsGetChecked provide?

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.

How much does it cost?

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. Check the selected plan and complete charge before placing an order.

Does using the service guarantee a prescription or result?

No. Where clinical care is involved, an appropriately licensed clinician determines what is suitable. Testing and consumer feedback do not diagnose or predict treatment outcomes.

What should I verify before signing up?

Confirm service scope, applicable state availability, provider or lab roles, total cost, billing and cancellation terms, privacy and how follow-up questions will be handled.

Sources

Official pages and the matching public profile were reviewed on September 24, 2026. Company pages establish what the brand currently states; they are not independent confirmation of clinical claims. Where a regulator’s document is linked, its scope is stated specifically.

• LetsGetChecked U.S. men’s health tests and prices
• LetsGetChecked Trustpilot profile
• CDC STI testing guidance

How we researched and scored

We read the official service, pricing, FAQ and policy pages linked above and checked the matching Trustpilot page only when identity and rating were clear. We did not order products, submit a medical intake, perform laboratory testing or assess a patient outcome. Each score is calculated from the displayed five categories and their stated weights. Prices, state availability and terms can change.

Final verdict

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. 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. Review the sources, confirm the written terms directly, and consult an appropriately licensed professional for medical questions.