Men's testing

Men's Health

From testosterone to prostate health, hair loss and beyond — testing built around the questions men actually ask, with a doctor's report to explain it.

Basic

Testosterone Check

Core male hormone

£754 markers

What's tested

Total testosterone
Free testosterone
SHBG
Albumin

Best for: low energy, libido or a first testosterone check.

Best value

Better

Male Hormone Profile

A fuller hormone picture

£13910 markers

Adds on top of Testosterone Check

LH & FSH
Oestradiol
Prolactin
DHEA-S
Free androgen index

Best for: fertility questions or unexplained hormonal symptoms.

Premium

Comprehensive Male Hormone & Health Profile

The complete picture — also used for TRT monitoring

£16937 markers

Adds on top of Male Hormone Profile

Full hormone panel
Lipids & HbA1c
Liver & kidney
PSA
Haematocrit

Best for: a complete male work-up, or men on or starting TRT.

Prostate

PSA Test

£65

1 marker

Prostate Specific Antigen — the standard prostate screening marker.

Best for: routine prostate screening (age, symptoms or family history).

Prostate

Prostate Profile

£99

3 markers

Free and total PSA with their ratio, for a more informative prostate result.

Best for: a raised PSA or a fuller prostate check.

Sexual function

Erectile Dysfunction Profile

£115

15 markers

Explores the hormonal, metabolic and vascular causes behind erectile difficulties.

Includes: Testosterone, thyroid, glucose, lipids, prolactin

Hair loss

Male Hair Loss Profile

£195

38 markers

A thorough look at the hormonal and nutritional drivers of male hair loss.

Includes: Hormones, thyroid, iron, ferritin, vitamins

Screening

Male Tumour Markers

£199

4 markers

A panel of cancer-associated proteins. Best used alongside symptoms or family history, guided by your doctor.

Includes: PSA, CEA, AFP and more

Need help choosing?

Not sure which test is right for you? Send us a message and we'll help you choose the most suitable profile based on your symptoms, goals and health concerns.

This website is informational and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. For urgent symptoms, contact your GP, NHS 111 or emergency services.