Get a detailed look at your testosterone levels with this blood test. Includes total testosterone, free (or unbound) testosterone, SHBG, and Free Androgen Index.
5 biomarkers as listed by Thriva.
Free testosterone, also called unbound testosterone, refers to the amount of testosterone available for your body to use - so is a more useful indicator than total testosterone alone.
Your testosterone levels can affect your energy, mood, muscle and bone strength, sex drive, cognitive function, and fertility. If you're having issues in any of these areas, this test will indicate whether your testosterone profile could be a contributing factor.
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Description provided by Thriva.
This test belongs to our Free and total testosterone comparison group. See how it stacks up against equivalent tests from other providers.
Testosterone is bound to proteins in the blood which inactivate it. We can account for this to calculate the amount of "free" testosterone which is actually available for your body.
Wondering if you have low testosterone? With our at-home finger-prick blood test, check your levels - including the biologically active form of testosterone - for a clearer picture of your hormone health.
For a more accurate Testosterone assessment we include four valuable inclusions.
Consider this test if you're experiencing symptoms of male hormone imbalance, such as difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection (erectile dysfunction), reduced sexual desire (low libido), decreased muscle mass, increased abdominal fat, mood changes, low energy levels, trouble sleeping, loss o...
Take the first step to optimising your hormonal health by checking your testosterone levels.
Analyse both your Total and Free (available) Testosterone levels to get a fully comprehensive insight into your testosterone levels.
Wondering if you have low testosterone? With our at-home finger-prick blood test, check your levels - including the biologically active form of testosterone - for a clearer picture of your hormone health.
Consider this test if you're experiencing symptoms of male hormone imbalance, such as difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection (erectile dysfunction), reduced sexual desire (low libido), decreased muscle mass, increased abdominal fat, mood changes, low energy levels, trouble sleeping, loss o...
For a more accurate Testosterone assessment we include four valuable inclusions.
Testosterone is bound to proteins in the blood which inactivate it. We can account for this to calculate the amount of "free" testosterone which is actually available for your body.
