The DUTCH Plus.
Five samples. One day. At home. It maps your full 24-hour cortisol curve instead of taking one number from one moment.
Nothing sharp. Nothing scary.
1. The kit ships to your door.
Everything labeled and timed.
2. You collect five saliva samples for cortisol.
You saturate a small strip in your mouth, let it dry, and store it.
3. You collect urine samples for your hormones.
Those map your metabolites across the same day.
4. You follow the card.
No clinic, no needle, no appointment to collect.
One number is a dot. Five is a line.
Cortisol moves through your day. It should peak after you wake and fall toward night. One blood draw catches a single dot and can't show you the shape.
Five samples across the day draw the curve. We can see where it climbs, where it drops, where it stalls. That shape is the information a single number can never give you.
The first thirty minutes matter most.
The biggest cortisol movement of your day happens in the thirty minutes after you wake. A mid-morning blood draw misses it entirely. By then the window is closed.
The DUTCH Plus catches that window at home, the moment you open your eyes. That one sample is often where the whole story is hiding.
The day you collect changes what we see.
Your hormones shift across your cycle. Collecting on the wrong day can flatten the picture. We tell you which days to collect on before you start.
You collect once, on the right days, and ship it back. The lab does the rest.
A sample DUTCH Plus report. Your results will look like this — your numbers will not.
A map, not a guess.
You get your full cortisol curve, your sex hormones, and the markers that tell us how your body is actually making and clearing them. Not a single number. A picture.
Then we sit down together for a full hour and read it. No guessing. We don't guess. We test.
You didn't come this far to settle for normal.
Normal is not optimal. And the distance between those two words is exactly where your exhaustion lives.