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Trt Monitoring Eligibility Profile
41 markers used to assess eligibility for testosterone replacement therapy and monitor ongoing TRT safely.
41 biomarkers
Same-Day Results
£140.00
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Who it's for
Men considering testosterone replacement therapy who need clinically rigorous baseline testing before any treatment decision. The starting point for safe, monitored TRT.
What you'll learn
Twenty-three markers covering full hormone status, prostate health (PSA), red blood cell concentration (haematocrit) and metabolic baseline. Confirms whether low testosterone is genuinely present, whether it's primary or secondary, and whether TRT is medically appropriate.
Why it matters
TRT changes the body permanently while it's being used. Starting without proper baseline testing risks missing prostate issues, polycythaemia, or treating the wrong cause entirely. This is the responsible foundation for any testosterone therapy decision.
What you'll receive
Everything you need to understand your health
Clinician-reviewed results
Every result reviewed and annotated by a qualified clinician.
Free AI health report
Your personalised AI-generated report explains every biomarker in plain English.
Results stored in your personal dashboard
View all your results securely in your personal dashboard and app.
KEY MARKERS
The 5 markers that determine TRT eligibility
Testosterone (total)
Baseline level driving the treatment decision
SHBG
Determines free testosterone available to tissues
LH
Confirms whether low T is primary or secondary hypogonadism
Haematocrit
Red blood cell concentration; safety marker for TRT
PSA
Prostate screen; essential before starting TRT
WHAT'S INCLUDED
What's included in this test
41 biomarkers across 7 panels, all clinician-reviewed.
Health
Hormones
Full Blood Count
15 markers
Haemoglobin
Red Blood Cell (RBC)
Haematocrit
MCV
Red Cell Distribution (RDW)
Mean Cell Hb (MCH)
MCHC
Platelets
MPV
White Blood Cells
Neutrophils
Monocytes
Basophils
Eosinophils
Lymphocytes
Markers
1 marker
Total PSA
Liver Function
4 markers
Bilirubin
ALT
Gamma GT
ALP
Kidney Function Tests
4 markers
Urea
Creatinine
Sodium
EGFR
Lipid Panel
6 markers
Cholesterol
LDL
HDL
Triglycerides
Non HDL Cholesterol
Chol: HDL ratio
Biochemistry
3 markers
Albumin
Total Protein
Globulin
Hormones
8 markers
Total Testosterone
Free Testosterone (calculated or direct)
Estradiol (E2)
SHBG
LH
FSH
Prolactin
Cortisol
How it works
Simple from order to results
1
Order online
Add to basket, checkout securely. Choose your preferred collection method.
2
Give your sample
Visit one of our partner clinics, arrange a home visit, or use the free home collection kit included with every order. Takes less than 5 minutes.
3
Get your results
Results in your secure portal, tested the same day your sample reaches our lab. Full clinician review included.
MAKE IT WORK HARDER
Upgrade your test
Total Prostate Blood Test
1 biomarkers
Add a PSA test — baseline prostate marker before any TRT decision
£35.00
Crp Blood Test
1 biomarkers
Add a CRP test — inflammation affects hormone metabolism and TRT response
£29.00
FAQ
Common questions
How do I take my blood sample?
We post you a free venous home collection kit with everything you need — sample tubes, instructions and a pre-paid Tracked 24 return envelope. You’ll need someone trained to draw blood, or you can add a phlebotomist home visit at checkout and we’ll come to you.
When should I take my sample?
Morning is best — most hormones (especially testosterone and cortisol) follow a daily rhythm and read most accurately before 10am. Avoid intense exercise for 24 hours beforehand so your recovery and inflammation markers read true.
How fast will I receive my results?
Same day your sample arrives at our UK lab. You’ll get a notification when your AI report is ready in your private dashboard.
What if I take the sample wrong?
If you have a problem during collection — the tube won’t fill, you spill it, the cap leaks — message us before you post the sample and we’ll send a free replacement kit. Once it reaches the lab, retests carry a £15 fee, so it’s always cheaper to flag it with us first.
Will I understand the results?
Yes. Every result comes with a plain-English AI report explaining what each marker means and what’s optimal for your age and goals. If you want to talk it through, you can book a consultation with one of our doctors.
Where is my sample tested?
All samples are processed at our own UKAS-accredited UK laboratory, Bloods UK Ltd. We run the lab in-house — meaning shorter chain of custody, faster turnaround, and tighter quality control than third-party processors.
How is this different from a blood test from my GP?
The NHS tests for disease — we test for optimisation. A standard GP panel runs 10–15 markers focused on diagnosing illness. Ours runs 23, including markers your GP won’t routinely check unless you’re already unwell — and every result comes with a plain-English AI report that’s yours to keep.
Wherever possible, samples are tested on the same day. Occasionally, testing may take a little longer due to laboratory workflows or operational requirements.
