Understand your testosterone levels. Answers built on bloodwork.
Specialist-led assessments built on a 60+ biomarker blood and urine panel — including key testosterone markers — with guidance personalized to what your results actually show.
Common Signs of Low Testosterone
Fading drive or motivation? It can be linked to declining testosterone, along with sleep, stress, and lifestyle factors. A biomarker panel helps determine whether hormones are a factor for you.
Changes in libido or sexual function are commonly linked to testosterone, among other causes. A specialist-guided panel helps determine whether hormone markers are contributing.
Low energy and mood changes can be linked to declining testosterone, alongside other health factors. Lab testing helps clarify what's driving the change.
Changes in strength, recovery, or body composition can be linked to testosterone, alongside training, nutrition, and other factors. A comprehensive panel helps pinpoint the cause.
What your panel actually tests.
Hormone & Endocrine Markers
Metabolic & Cardiovascular Markers
General & Organ Health Markers
STEP ONE
Not sure where your hormones stand?
Start with a focused clinical intake and targeted lab review to help determine whether a broader assessment may be appropriate.
Eligibility Assessment
Best for: A focused first step for patients who want to better understand their hormone health.
- Certified lab requisition for Total Testosterone and Free Testosterone, specialist-reviewed.
- Intake and results reviewed by a top internal medicine specialist.
- Helps determine whether a broader biomarker assessment may be appropriate
$50
Credited toward your comprehensive assessment if you qualify and proceed.
Step Two
A broader panel for a more complete clinical picture.
A comprehensive 60+ biomarker panel and specialist clinical review can help identify relevant patterns across hormone, metabolic, thyroid, adrenal, and general health markers.
Comprehensive Assessment
Best for: Designed for patients who want a deeper biomarker assessment.
- Hormones, thyroid, metabolic, stress & inflammatory, blood-health and more — to understand your full hormonal picture.
- 60+ biomarker selection personalized to you based on sex, age, symptoms, medical history, and clinician judgement
- A top internal medicine specialist reviews your results, and our health team discusses clinically appropriate next steps.
$485
95% refund if our specialist finds you're not a candidate.
How it works
01
Start your assessment
Tell us about your health history, symptoms, goals, medications, and relevant risk factors.
02
Complete comprehensive lab testing
Your panel covers 60+ biomarkers at any lab near you. Or start with simple bloodwork to test only your hormone levels.
03
Specialist Consult
A licensed specialist reviews your intake and lab results in context. Receive a 30-minute consult with our health team to discuss findings and appropriate next steps.
04
Review next steps
You receive guidance on what your markers may indicate and what follow up may be clinically appropriate.
Clear answers. Built from your own data.
Low testosterone in your 30s often involves a decline of about 1% per year — driven more by factors like excess weight, poor sleep, or stress than by normal aging. That risk keeps climbing with age: nearly 4 in 10 men over 45 have clinically low testosterone, with prevalence increasing steadily through each following decade.
These figures reflect peer-reviewed research on testosterone and aging, from studies by Travison TG et al., Mulligan T et al., and Harman SM et al.
A clearer view of your health, built for executives.
Gambit Gold is our executive health membership for people who want deeper clinical insight, longitudinal tracking, and specialist-guided next steps.
Members receive scheduled video consultations with Dr. Hatem Salim, Get Gambit’s Medical Director and Internal Medicine Specialist. Your results are reviewed in context, with guidance on what your markers may indicate and what next steps may be clinically appropriate.
Gold helps build a longitudinal record of your health over time.
Assessed by a specialist within 48 hours.
Labs assessed by our Internal Medicine Specialist Dr. Hatem Salim. A specialist who reads your full labs and builds a protocol around you.
Dr. Hatem S. Salim, MD, FRCPC
Medical Director & Internal Medicine Specialist
Internal medicine specialist & Associate Professor of Medicine, Western University. Reviews every patient’s bloodwork personally. Oversees all treatment protocols.
Issmaeel Lawendy, RPh
CEO & Chief Pharmacist, Founder
Experienced pharmacist and former Senior VP in Canadian pharma. Oversees pharmacy operations and patient medication plans.
Wala Al Shaikh Yasin, MS, RD
Registered Dietitian
Clinical dietitian specializing in individualized nutrition, diabetes management, weight management, and lifestyle change.
Shereen Hassib, MSc, RD
Registered Dietitian
Evidence-based nutrition guidance. Coaches patients on nutrition and lifestyle changes that support treatment outcomes.
High touch care, built in.
White-glove care is the default.
Dedicated care team
A consistent care team supports your assessment, follow-ups, and ongoing health goals.
Personalized care plan
Built around your lab results, medical history, health goals, and clinician review.
Ongoing monitoring
Regular check-ins and lab-based follow-up, with care adjustments made by licensed clinicians when clinically appropriate.
What is hormone health, and how does it work at Gambit?
Hormone health covers how testosterone and related markers may interact with your energy, mood, drive, and physical performance.
At Gambit, your assessment starts with an intake and a testosterone test — or, where appropriate, our full comprehensive panel. Our specialist reviews your results in context, not just whether a single number sits ‘in range.’
How do I know which assessment is right for me?
You don’t need to choose alone. Your intake, symptoms, goals, and medical history help guide the assessment pathway — some patients start with a focused eligibility assessment (a simple testosterone level test), others are better suited to the comprehensive panel.
Book a call with our health team and they’ll help you decide, or our specialist can guide you once your results are in.
Can I do this without going into a clinic?
Yes. Your intake is completed online, and your lab work happens at a certified partner lab near you, anywhere in Canada — no clinic visit required at any stage.
Our specialist reviews your results, and our health team discusses clinically appropriate next steps. In-person care or a specialist referral may still be recommended in some cases.
What does this cost?
Eligibility assessment: $50. The comprehensive panel is $485, with a 95% refund if our specialist finds you’re not a candidate.
Medication, pharmacy services, imaging, and specialist referrals may be billed separately where applicable. Book a call with our health team if you’d like help deciding which to start with.
Does bloodwork diagnose hormone problems?
Bloodwork is one part of the assessment. Signs of low testosterone — low energy, low drive, and changes in sleep or mood — are reviewed alongside your bloodwork, medical history, and other clinical factors, not from a single number in isolation.
That combined review is what our specialist uses to determine next steps.
What markers may be included?
Your comprehensive panel covers 60+ biomarkers, including testosterone, thyroid, metabolic, and general health markers — giving our specialist a full picture, not just one number in isolation.
The exact panel can vary by age, symptoms, and clinical judgment.
Will I receive treatment after my assessment?
If your results and history support it, our specialist determines the right next step for your case.
Not everyone who completes a testosterone test is a candidate for every option — that’s exactly what the assessment is for.
Can I use my results with another clinician?
Yes. Your results are yours. Many patients share their comprehensive panel with their family doctor or another licensed healthcare professional as part of their broader care.
Still have questions? Book a call with our health team