AT-HOME TESTOSTERONE TEST
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Laboratory analysis by Viva Health Labs
Clinician-reviewed report in 2–5 working days
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Sex drive, erections, energy, recovery and mood can all change. But symptoms alone cannot confirm the cause.Source: EAU guidance on symptoms.
Diagnosis combines your symptoms with low morning testosterone on two separate blood tests.Source: EAU diagnostic guidance.
A low result needs confirmation. A clinician can review your symptoms and advise on repeat morning blood tests or a wider blood panel to understand the cause.
Your report covers total testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG and albumin. The £29.99 one-off price includes a finger-prick kit, free delivery, prepaid return, analysis by Viva Health Labs and a clinician-reviewed report in 2–5 working days.
These changes can have several causes. A blood test can help you understand your testosterone levels.
How your testosterone test works
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Check your levels at home
Start with a morning testosterone test and health assessment.
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Your report covers total testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG and albumin.
Understand your result
A normal result gives you a baseline. Borderline or low results may need further testing.
Choose your next step
Discuss a low or borderline result with a clinician. Your symptoms, medical history and any repeat tests help determine the appropriate next step.
31% of men surveyed reported low libido.
55% were unfamiliar with the symptoms of low testosterone.
Source: Liu et al., BMJ Open, 2025. Survey of 973 UK men.
Self-reported survey findings, not estimates for all men. Symptoms alone do not diagnose low testosterone.
Understanding your results
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Understand the symptoms, possible causes and steps to diagnosis.
Read guide →Low testosterone—also called testosterone deficiency or hypogonadism—is diagnosed when relevant symptoms are supported by repeatedly low morning testosterone results. One low result is not enough.Source: EAU definition and diagnosis.
Lower sex drive, fewer morning erections and erectile difficulties are the most specific signs. Lower energy, strength, motivation or concentration can also occur, but these symptoms have other possible causes.Source: EAU guidance on symptoms.
This finger-prick test is an initial check, not a diagnosis. Low or borderline results may need confirmation with morning venous blood tests and a clinical assessment.
A borderline result may need repeating or investigating with a wider blood panel. If your result is normal but symptoms persist, discuss other possible causes with your clinician.
Discuss your report with a qualified clinician. One low result does not confirm a diagnosis. Repeat morning blood tests and a review of your symptoms and medical history may be needed before deciding what to do next.
Clinically reviewed by Peter Grice, Heracles Clinical Lead · September 2026