Rythm HealthReviews of rythmhealth.com

Process the was simple and gave me lots of valuable information highly highly recommended

Rythm is just so convienient and easy to apply. Literally takes a min and not appointments, nothing needed. Since one wants to test fasted, that also plays a major role, since labcorp appointments are 8am earliest IF you'd ever get one. on top of that even a pick-up service for the sample. THis is next level amazing. I also love how rythm will work with AI to help with the results and how it's focused on the major health markers many others dont even have available. Like Apob, cRP and more!

Experience so far has been fantastic. Anytime I have had a question a response isn’t far behind. The ease of access and test are great. Reading test results are also very digestible as well. This is an amazing spot to start. Over all I would highly recommend this to anyone that is interested in achieving better health while simultaneously not having to stop everything and go to a Doctors office. Very fair price for what’s provided as well. Will be using in the future!

Collection: Easy but to take the tube off the blood vial and cap it was a little difficult. Needs to be easier like a screw cap vs. a pull off top

Recently started TRT. Adding these monthly labs from Rythm in conjunction with the semi annual labs w my doc will make dialing in my dose so much easier. The home test kits are super convenient, and the lab work is extremely comprehensive. Anyone taking hormones and peptides Should absolutely add Rythm testing to their protocol. Take the guess work out of the equation.

Extremely easy process to follow. Quick results and easy to use and follow recommendations. 1:1 correspondence that was fast and helpful

Taking the test is super simple and painless. Downside is the limited ranges on some of the test. My TSH maxes out the scale so I can’t see what my levels are actually at which is what I needed.

That worked awesomely! Thanks! I am amazed that such a small vial of blood would do the trick! I would be curious to see calibration studies with other best-of-class labs 🙂