Our monthly packages start from £79 per month and include:
TAKE YOUR INITIAL ELIGIBILITY TEST
Start with a simple eligibility testosterone test to check whether your levels may be low (i.e. less than 12 nmol/L ).
You can do this at home or at one of our 40+ nationwide clinics.
CONFIRM YOUR LOW RESULT
The second test needs to be done at one of our clinics, 2-4 weeks after the first test and includes 40+ biomarkers to confirm your low testosterone level and rule out any underlying conditions.
We will send you a special discount code to purchase this test for £69, discounted from £174!
SIGN UP FOR YOUR PREFERRED PLAN AND SPEAK TO OUR DOCTORS
Select your preferred plan and pay your first subscription fee.
As part of booking you will pick a slot to chat online with one of our GPs. It's a 25 minutes appointment to go through the programme. It's included in the price of your subscription.
START YOUR TREATMENT
After your consultation, your medication will be shipped out to you in discreet packaging and you can begin your treatment with ongoing clinical support.
All ongoing consultations and required blood tests are included in your subscription.
Dr. Moisey leads endocrinology at One Day Tests. He oversees the clinical side of the programme, working closely with our laboratory and pharmacy teams to support your health and wellbeing.
In this video, he walks you through how the programme works and how to get started.
It starts with two blood tests to check your testosterone levels. If your results confirm low testosterone, our clinical team will talk you through the options that are right for you.
Answer 10 quick questions to check if you may have low testosterone
Our service is led by in-house consultant endocrinologists, GPs and pharmacists, with your safety and care at the heart of everything we do.
We keep our pricing clear and predictable, so you can focus on your health without worrying about unexpected costs.
Because all our services are in-house, including our own state-of-the-art laboratory, we can keep costs as low as possible and pass those savings on to you. The One Day Tests team is proud to offer great-value hormone health care, supported by experienced specialists.
You’re in safe hands.
YOU ARE IN SAFE HANDS
Dr. Rob Moisey and Dr. Ben Burgess chat all things testosterone
Yes, when prescribed and monitored properly TRT is a safe treatment.
In fact there is an increasing evidence base showing the health benefits of TRT in men with TD.
To ensure that it is safe you will need regular blood tests and review appointments.
These are included in the price of your subscription.
Yes, but only via a prescription from an appropriately qualified medical professional.
Yes, testosterone levels can often be increased by weight loss, increased exercise, reduced intake of alcohol and recreational drugs such as cannabis, or reduced use of prescription medications.
UK guidelines advise that TD should be confirmed by two separate blood tests as hormone levels fluctuate throughout the day and from day to day.
The second blood test also screens for other hormonal issues, helps to assess for cardiovascular risk and ensures that it is safe for you to use TRT should you need it.
Yes, but the symptoms of TD that you experienced before starting treatment may return.
We monitor your total testosterone level and full blood count every three months to ensure your dosage is correct.
As with any medication, there are potential side effects to TRT but these are minimised by safe prescribing practices and regular monitoring.
Mild side effects include fluid retention, acne, excess body hair growth, and increased urination.
Some men may experience gynaecomastia (development of breast tissue) and reduction in testicular size.
Men who wish to have children should not use TRT as it can reduce fertility.
TRT can also cause an increased number of red blood cells which can make the blood more ‘sticky’ which is a risk for blood clots and strokes.
It is for these reasons that TRT should be closely monitored.
No, TRT is prohibited for professional athletes.
Testosterone deficiency (TD) is an increasingly common problem. Estimates vary as to its prevalence but some studies estimate up to 40% of older men are affected, with rates of testosterone deficiency tending to be higher in men who suffer from other medical problems such as obesity or Type 2 Diabetes. TD is often not recognised as men are sometimes reluctant to complain of the symptoms, and clinicians often do not consider it as a diagnosis.
TD can cause symptoms of erectile dysfunction, low libido, fatigue, low mood and loss of muscle bulk. You can check to see if you may have symptoms of low testosterone using a simple questionnaire.
TD can be screened for with a simple finger prick blood test. If the initial test shows low testosterone levels then more detailed follow up blood tests will help to determine whether you might benefit from treatment.
TD can be treated in a number of ways. Your need for treatment, and the option that might suit you best, can be discussed with one of our clinicians who are trained to deliver TRT.
Our service includes all follow up blood tests and review appointments to ensure that your TRT is safe and effective.
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