How long does it take to get my hormone test results?

Once you mail your sample to the lab in the prepaid envelope, it typically takes about 10 to 14 business days for the results to arrive at Cleburne Drug. We will contact you as soon as they are ready.

Does insurance cover saliva hormone testing?

Most insurance plans do not cover the cost of the test kit itself. However, many patients use their Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to pay for the service. We recommend checking with your specific provider.

Do I need a prescription to order a saliva hormone test?

You can purchase the test kit directly from our pharmacy without a prescription. However, if the results show you need a custom BHRT compound, we will need to work with your doctor to authorize a prescription for treatment.

What is the difference between saliva testing and a blood test?

Blood tests often measure "bound" hormones that are attached to proteins. Saliva testing measures "free" or bioavailable hormones, which are the ones actually working in your cells. This often gives a clearer picture for hormone replacement therapy.

What time of day should I collect my saliva sample?

The kit comes with specific instructions, but most tests require collection first thing in the morning when hormone levels are most stable. Some tests, like cortisol, may require multiple samples throughout a single day.

Saliva Hormone Testing | Cleburne, TX

Take Charge of Your Hormonal Health

Hormones regulate your energy, mood, and sleep. When they're out of balance, you feel it. Cleburne Drug provides a simple way to get answers without a painful needle stick. We use these results to work with your doctor to find the right balance for your body.

The Benefits of Our Testing Service

• At Home Collection: You collect your samples in the comfort of your own home at the right time of day.

• PCCA Specialist Review: Our certified hormone experts help explain what your levels mean for your health.

• Accurate Results: We test for estrogens, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, and cortisol levels.

• Better Outcomes: Testing allows for precise compounding so you don't get more medication than you need.

How the Process Works

Getting started is easy. Pick up a kit at our Ridgeway Drive location or have us mail one to you. You provide a small saliva sample, fill out the paperwork, and mail it to the lab in the prepaid envelope. Your results arrive at our pharmacy in about 10 to 14 business days. We will then call you to discuss the findings and help you coordinate with your healthcare provider.

Contact Our Specialists

Ready to find your balance? Call Monte and the team today at (817) 645-2415 to order your kit or to ask about our hormone referral network.

How long does it take to get my hormone test results?
Once you mail your sample to the lab in the prepaid envelope, it typically takes about 10 to 14 business days for the results to arrive at Cleburne Drug. We will contact you as soon as they are ready.
Does insurance cover saliva hormone testing?
Most insurance plans do not cover the cost of the test kit itself. However, many patients use their Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to pay for the service. We recommend checking with your specific provider.
Do I need a prescription to order a saliva hormone test?
You can purchase the test kit directly from our pharmacy without a prescription. However, if the results show you need a custom BHRT compound, we will need to work with your doctor to authorize a prescription for treatment.
What is the difference between saliva testing and a blood test?
Blood tests often measure "bound" hormones that are attached to proteins. Saliva testing measures "free" or bioavailable hormones, which are the ones actually working in your cells. This often gives a clearer picture for hormone replacement therapy.
What time of day should I collect my saliva sample?
The kit comes with specific instructions, but most tests require collection first thing in the morning when hormone levels are most stable. Some tests, like cortisol, may require multiple samples throughout a single day.