We’ve broken down what you can expect on your TRT journey - including the costs - so you can focus on feeling better.
Start with a simple at-home finger-prick blood test which measures your total and free testosterone levels. You’ll get your results in 2 to 5 days.
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A comprehensive venous blood test is needed to confirm the initial result, learn more about your health, and assess whether it’s safe to start treatment.
Discuss your blood test results, symptoms, medical history, treatment options (including costs), and monitoring process with an expert TRT doctor.
Your doctor will design a personalised treatment plan that’s tailored to your lifestyle which may include medication, lifestyle advice or supplements. Our monthly subscription includes medication, follow-up reviews with our doctors, doctor’s letters, referrals, and ongoing support from our TRT specialists, plus postage.
Regular follow-ups and blood analysis are important because everyone responds to TRT differently. We’ll test your blood at 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months to allow your doctor to effectively monitor your progress and any side effects, and make any incremental adjustments to your protocol.
Start with a simple at-home finger-prick blood test which measures your total and free testosterone levels. You’ll get your results in 2 to 5 days.
A comprehensive venous blood test is needed to confirm the initial result, learn more about your health, and assess whether it’s safe to start treatment.
Discuss your blood test results, symptoms, medical history, treatment options (including costs), and monitoring process with an expert TRT doctor.
Your doctor will design a personalised treatment plan that’s tailored to your lifestyle which may include medication, lifestyle advice or supplements. Our monthly subscription includes medication, follow-up reviews with our doctors, doctor’s letters, referrals, and ongoing support from our TRT specialists, plus postage.
Regular follow-ups and blood analysis are important because everyone responds to TRT differently. We’ll test your blood at 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months to allow your doctor to effectively monitor your progress and any side effects, and make any incremental adjustments to your protocol.
Safe, effective and convenient - our most popular option with different medications for different budgets.
Don't like needles? This topical testosterone is applied once daily for fast and effective results.
Tablets taken once daily, the most convenient option.
Our initial at-home finger-prick blood test which measures your total and free testosterone levels costs £33.95. An enhanced venous blood test is then needed to confirm the initial result, learn more about your health, and assess whether it’s safe to start treatment. Our enhanced blood tests start from £49.95.
Starting from £59.99 per month, our subscription includes medication, follow-up reviews with our doctors, doctor’s letters, referrals, and ongoing support from our TRT specialists, plus postage. There are no hidden costs - even medication reviews and replacements for failed blood tests are covered. Injectable treatments start from £110 per month, topical treatments start from £100 per month, and oral treatments start from £59.99 per month.
No one responds in the same way to the same treatment method, dosing or dosing frequency so it’s essential that treatment is adapted to your unique needs. That’s why regular follow-ups and blood analysis are so important. We’ll test your blood at 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months to allow your doctor to effectively monitor your progress and any side effects, and make any incremental adjustments to your protocol. Our monitoring blood tests cost £70.
Testosterone replacement therapy is completely safe if you’re treated by a specialist doctor who regularly monitors your testosterone levels along with any side effects. If you have low testosterone symptoms that are impacting your daily life, the benefits often outweigh the risk of side effects.
As with all medications, some people may experience side effects - however, they’re easily controlled and generally avoided with sensible doses and regular monitoring. Some possible milder side effects include fluid retention, acne, and increased urination. More severe potential side effects include gynecomastia (the growth of male breasts), worsening of existing sleep apnea, increased cholesterol levels, increased blood pressure, increased oestrogen levels, decreased sperm count, infertility, and an increased number of red blood cells. There’s also a risk of infection so it’s important that you administer the injections safely.
Testosterone injections may increase your risk of certain health problems, such as heart attack, stroke, blood clots or a worsening of pre-existing prostate tumours or benign prostatic hyperplasia (enlarged prostate). However, these side effects can mostly be avoided or controlled through regular monitoring and other medications.
Everyone’s medical history is different so our doctor will prescribe a medication that works specifically for you. Successful hormone therapy involves getting just the right dose by the right delivery method for your individual needs. You’ll have the option of taking testosterone medication in the form of injectable, oral, or topical treatments.
Testosterone injections are the most common form of medication as they are convenient and most effective for the majority of men.
