Your testosterone profile
Understand testosterone levels and the protein involved in its transport.
- Total testosterone
- Sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG)
- Free testosterone (calculated)
A focused look at testosterone and the hormones involved in male hormonal health.
Explore markers that may add context to low energy, reduced libido or changes in gym performance. This focused panel combines testosterone assessment, hormone signalling markers and clinical measurements.
A dedicated hormone panel covering testosterone, hormone signalling and PSA, alongside everyday health measurements.
Understand testosterone levels and the protein involved in its transport.
Markers involved in the signalling that supports testosterone production.
An additional marker used when assessing hormonal health.
A prostate-specific marker that requires clinical interpretation.
Everyday measurements that add context to your results.
You’ll receive a specialist-reviewed report in 2–3 days, written in plain English and ready to share with your GP.
Book your screenYour results receive an expert review.
A clear explanation of your results, without unnecessary jargon.
Keep your report for future reference or share it with your doctor.
Choose Essential online. No GP referral required.
Book at one of 110+ UK locations.
Have your blood sample taken and health measurements recorded.
Read your specialist-reviewed report in 2–3 days.
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This panel is aimed at men seeking insight into testosterone and hormonal health, including those monitoring testosterone or experiencing low energy, reduced libido or changes in performance. If you have symptoms or specific concerns, speak to your GP about the most appropriate assessment.
No. You can book the Male Hormone Panel directly online.
Results are specialist-reviewed and returned in a clear report in 2–3 days.
You can choose from 110+ UK locations during booking.
This is a focused hormone panel. It does not include the full blood count, cholesterol, HbA1c, liver and kidney tests offered in Essential.
PSA requires clinical interpretation. An abnormal result does not necessarily mean prostate cancer, and a normal result does not rule it out. Discuss symptoms or concerns with your GP.