Congratulations – you appear suitable for female testosterone treatment
Based on your consultation answers, you appear suitable to move to the next stage of our female testosterone treatment pathway.
Before a clinician can approve and prescribe treatment,your uploaded blood test will be reviewed by a clinician. This is required to confirm whether testosterone treatment is clinically appropriate and safe for you.
We are not allowed to prescribe hormone treatment without suitable blood test results.
Is my Uploaded Test OK?
If you already uploaded a recent blood test as part of the consultation, we will be in touch to confirm the suitability of the results.
Your clinician may request further testing if your results are incomplete, out of date or do not include the markers needed to safely assess you.
For women, testosterone dosing is usually much lower than for men, so blood testing helps your clinician choose the most appropriate strength and avoid levels rising above the female physiological range.
If you have any additional test data that you would like to upload, please do so here:
Your blood test should ideally include:
Need a blood test? Choose one below
Simple Testosterone Blood Test
A focused finger-prick test to check testosterone only
Simple Testosterone Blood Test with TASSO
A more comfortable at-home collection option without a finger-prick lancet
Enhanced Female Blood Test
A wider test that checks testosterone and also gives useful liver health markers
Shop Blood Tests
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Enhanced Liver Function Blood Test for Women (Home Test Kit) £139
£139.00 -
Female Testosterone Home Test Kit
Price range: £59.00 through £99.00
What happens next?
Your blood test results will be reviewed by a clinician alongside your consultation.
If your results confirm that testosterone treatment is clinically appropriate, your treatment can be approved and prescribed.
Your clinician will decide whether a bespoke low-dose testosterone cream or an alternative option is most suitable for you.
If your results show that testosterone treatment is not suitable, or if further checks are needed, the clinician will explain the next steps.