
Treatment is only prescribed if a doctor decides it’s right for you, based on your blood test results and symptoms.

Why testosterone iscore to your health
- 1Maintains your edgeT plays a vital role in sustaining muscle mass and a strong sex drive.
- 2Keeps you in the gameLow testosterone can impact energy, mood and libido.
- 3It’s simple to test and optimiseChecking your T levels is the first step in knowing if your body is producing enough of what it needs.
Treat the cause,not the symptoms
If your results confirm low testosterone, treatment brings your levels back into a healthy range, with regular blood tests to keep them there.
Check my levelsIllustration only. Individual hormone levels vary.
Bring your levels
back into balance
with ageSteadier levels
with treatment
Treatment, builtaround your results
No guesswork. Your plan is based on your blood test, your symptoms and your goals.
Check my levels
Testosterone
therapy
Gel or injections, prescribed only if your results show it’s needed.
Lifestyle
support
SleepTrainingWeightStressSleep, training and weight all affect testosterone, so your plan covers them too.
Ongoing
monitoring
Regular blood tests keep your levels in range and check your safety markers.
Everyday supportalongside treatment
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How treatment works
- 1Take the T-CheckTake our T-Check, a short questionnaire about your symptoms, health history and goals.
- 2Book a hormone testA lab representative visits you at home to take a blood sample for your hormone panel.
- 3Get your planA doctor reviews your answers and results, and prescribes treatment if it’s right for you.
- 4Stay on trackRegular check-ins and blood tests keep your levels in range over time.
Test first.Then treat.
Tiredness, low mood and a low sex drive have many possible causes, from sleep to stress to your thyroid. So we start with a blood test, taken in the morning when testosterone is usually highest.
A doctor takes your blood sample at home
Hormone health panel · 9 biomarkers
Every result reviewed by a licensed doctor
Frequently asked questions
Low testosterone means your body isn’t making enough of the hormone. It’s diagnosed with blood tests, usually taken in the morning, alongside a look at your symptoms.
A doctor looks at your symptoms together with a morning blood test. If the first result is low, a second test confirms it before any treatment is discussed.
Testosterone therapy can lower sperm production. If you’re planning a family, tell your doctor — there are alternatives that protect fertility.
When it’s prescribed for confirmed low testosterone and monitored with regular blood tests, it is considered safe for most men. Your doctor checks your safety markers at each review.
Then testosterone therapy isn’t the answer, and your doctor will look at other causes of your symptoms — sleep, stress, thyroid or mood — and recommend what to do next.
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