Testosterone Monitoring Blood Test
Measure Accurately. Understand Androgen Availability. Monitor Responsibly.
£77.64
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£65.99
£77.64
SAVE £11.65 • 15% OFF
Focused Androgen
Assessment and Monitoring
Testosterone, SHBG, Albumin
Free Testosterone and FAI
1 Venous
Blood Sample
Results usually
within 48 Hours *
Our Testosterone Monitoring Blood Test provides a focused assessment of total testosterone and the proteins that influence how much testosterone is available to tissues. It includes Testosterone, Sex Hormone Binding Globulin and Albumin, together with Free Testosterone and the Free Androgen Index.
Ideal For
Adults require focused testosterone assessment or clinician-directed monitoring
Low Libido
Erectile Dysfunction
Low Energy & Persistent Fatigue
Reduced Strength & Loss of Muscle Mass
Possible Low Testosterone
Prescribed TRT
High or Low SHBG
Female Testosterone Therapy
Androgen Excess
PCOS Assessment
Medicine Effects
Repeat Confirmation
What We Assess
Includes:
May Help Assess or Identify:
Ayurvedic Context:
Your Appointment Includes
- Hormonal symptom and medical-history questionnaire
- Review of testosterone, medicines and supplements
- Review of formulation, dose and sample timing
- Professional venous blood collection
- Testosterone, SHBG and albumin
- Free Testosterone and Free Androgen Index
- Secure report and personalised interpretation
- Ayurvedic vitality assessment
- Advice on repeat testing, wider monitoring or referral
Preparation Before Your Test
Book an early morning appointment, ideally around 9am
A fasting morning sample may be requested
Attend when physiologically well
Do not apply gel near the collection arm
Continue treatment unless your prescriber advises otherwise
Bring a medicine and supplement list
Allow approximately 30–60 minutes
How It Works
1
Book Your Appointment
Arrange an appropriately timed appointment.
2
Hormone Review
Review symptoms, medicines, treatment and dose timing; collect the sample.
3
Laboratory Analysis
Testosterone and binding proteins are analysed; androgen estimates are reported.
4
Receive Results
Usually within 48 hours of laboratory receipt.
5
Personal Consultation
Your findings and appropriate next steps are explained.
Frequently Asked Questions
Testosterone, SHBG, albumin, Free Testosterone and the Free Androgen Index.
It may be calculated or directly measured. Interpret the report according to the laboratory method used.
At least 10 mIU/mL is generally accepted as a protective post-vaccination response, although occupational protocols may apply additional requirements.
Testosterone varies during the day and is generally highest in the morning. Standardised morning sampling improves interpretation.
Usually not. Diagnosis requires compatible symptoms and repeat appropriately timed low results, with investigation of possible causes.
No. Safety monitoring may also require haematocrit, PSA, liver tests, lipids, blood pressure and clinical assessment.
Timing depends on the exact product and the prescriber's protocol. Obtain formulation-specific instructions before booking.
Yes, where clinically appropriate. Female reference ranges and the clinical context must be used.
No. Do not stop or change prescribed testosterone unless your prescriber instructs you.
Usually within 48 hours after the sample reaches the laboratory.
Your clinician may advise repeat testing, treatment review, additional hormones or GP or endocrinology referral.
Ready to Monitor Your Testosterone Accurately?
Appropriately timed testing with professional interpretation.
Compliance Note: This panel supports testosterone assessment and monitoring but does not independently diagnose androgen deficiency or provide all safety checks required for testosterone therapy.