Running on empty
Little energy left for exercise, friends or family after the essentials.
TIREDNESS & TESTOSTERONE
You get through work, but have little left for the people and things you enjoy. When that becomes your everyday, you deserve to have it taken seriously.
Low testosterone is one possible cause. Checking your levels can help you understand whether it could be contributing.
At-home kit, laboratory analysis and clinician-reviewed results. No subscription.
Complete the assessment before ordering.

Your at-home testosterone test
Little energy left for exercise, friends or family after the essentials.
Losing your train of thought or finding everyday tasks take more effort.
Less interest in sex or fewer morning erections than usual.
Low testosterone can cause these symptoms, but so can other conditions. If tiredness persists or affects daily life, speak to your GP.12
In a UK survey of 973 men:5
reported low energy
didn’t recognise low-testosterone symptoms
Survey responses, not blood-test diagnoses. Low energy does not necessarily mean low testosterone.
Four markers, with a clinician’s interpretation and advice on your next step.
An initial check, not a diagnosis. No commitment to treatment.
Your levels, explained by a clinician
Complete the assessment and order your test. We’ll send your kit.
Collect a morning finger-prick sample and send it using the prepaid return.
Receive your report and a clinician’s explanation of what it means.
Results typically arrive 2–5 working days after the lab receives your sample.
A clinician will explain whether further testing could help and what to do next.
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It checks testosterone-related markers, not every cause of tiredness. Sleep problems, anaemia, thyroid conditions and other causes may need investigation by your GP.
Your finger-prick kit, delivery, prepaid return, laboratory analysis and a clinician-reviewed report covering total testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG and albumin. It is a one-off purchase.
Follow the preparation, morning collection and posting instructions supplied with your kit. Testosterone levels vary throughout the day.
Typically 2–5 working days after the laboratory receives your sample. Allow additional time for kit delivery and return postage.
A normal result can provide a baseline; persistent tiredness still deserves investigation. Borderline or low results may need repeat morning testing or a wider blood panel. A clinician will explain the next step. A diagnosis requires relevant symptoms and consistently low results on separate morning tests.
A review of 52 studies found that most proposed testosterone boosters did not increase total testosterone.3 Supplements can help a confirmed nutritional deficiency, but a booster cannot tell you whether your testosterone is low.
No. Buying a test does not commit you to treatment. A clinician will explain appropriate options; TRT is only considered when clinically suitable and can affect fertility. Read about further assessment and care.
If recommended, the comprehensive blood test costs £129.99. TRT plans start at £90 per month with a three-month minimum. Remaining payments for the agreed term are due if you cancel early, subject to statutory rights. Scheduled blood tests and doctor reviews are included; additional costs are explained before you agree.
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