Total testosterone
Every bit of testosterone in your blood. Most travels bound to proteins such as SHBG and albumin; only a small share is free and active.
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At-home blood test · For men
Testosterone blood test for men
The considered first step in your NUPHASE journey.
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A refined, at-home finger-prick test that reads the markers that truly matter: your total and free testosterone, and the proteins that carry them. Real data, in place of assumption.
What’s measured
4 biomarkers- Total testosterone
- Free testosterone
- SHBG
- Albumin
£59one-time · no subscription required
- Free discreet postage
- Analysed by Randox Laboratories
- Results in your secure dashboard
Should your results point to a hormonal imbalance, the next step is an enhanced venous blood test to assess your suitability for treatment. Learn about NUPHASE
Around 1 in 4 men over thirty carry lower testosterone than is optimal, often without ever naming why life feels a little dimmer.
- Low energy and fatigue
- A quieter sense of drive
- Reduced libido
- Loss of strength and muscle
- Weight that resists training
- Brain fog and poor focus
- Low mood or irritability
- Restless or shallow sleep
Four markers. One complete picture.
Testosterone alone never tells the whole story. Read beside the proteins that carry it, your numbers reveal how much your body can genuinely use.
Free testosterone
The unbound testosterone your cells can actually use. This is the active form behind energy, strength and clarity, and it matters as much as the total.
SHBG
Sex-hormone binding globulin, made in the liver, binds to testosterone as it travels. The more you carry, the less is left free, so we read it beside your levels.
Albumin
A second liver protein that binds testosterone. Your albumin lets us calculate, precisely, how much free and usable testosterone you truly have.
81%
of patients report a meaningful improvement in their symptoms within the first three months of treatment.
Placeholder figure, to be replaced with approved NUPHASE outcome data before publication.
Considered down to the last detail.
- Free tracked postage, both ways
- A complete finger-prick kit: wipes, plasters, two lancets and a collection vial
- Discreet, unbranded packaging
- A prepaid return label to the laboratory
- Accredited analysis by Randox Laboratories
- Your results and clinician guidance in a secure dashboard
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Three quiet steps, taken at home.
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1
Take the test
Take the quick finger-prick test at home in the morning, when testosterone naturally sits at its highest.
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2
Post your sample
Seal your sample in the packaging provided and send it to our accredited laboratory with the prepaid label.
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3
Review your results
Your results appear in your dashboard within a few days, read by our clinicians, with clear and considered guidance on what follows.
Should treatment be right for you.
Treatment is a relationship, not a transaction. Every stage is overseen by GMC-registered clinicians, with repeat testing and reviews built into your subscription.
1
Check your eligibility
Answer a short questionnaire so we can understand your symptoms, history and what you are hoping for.
2
Complete your blood test
Order and take your at-home test. Where needed, an enhanced venous test confirms the result and checks treatment is safe.
3
Speak with a clinician
A GMC-registered clinician reviews your results with you and discusses the protocol that would suit you.
4
Begin your prescription
Your medication is compounded to your results by a licensed UK pharmacy and delivered to your door, monitoring included.
Everything you might want to know.
Still unsure?
Our team will talk you through the test and what your results might mean, without a hint of pressure.
Start with your blood
Know your levels. Then decide what comes next.
At £59, an at-home test is the first honest step into a new phase of hormone health.