Question 1

How is low testosterone diagnosed in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Low testosterone is diagnosed by considering symptoms, clinical history and appropriately collected blood tests. A single result may not be sufficient. Clinicians generally use morning testosterone measurements, often repeated to confirm a low result, alongside further assessment to establish the cause and whether treatment is appropriate.

Question 2

How much does TRT cost at Androgen Health?

Accepted Answer

Proposed launch pricing is Foundation (oral tablets) at £99 per month, Precision (creams or depot injections) at £129 per month and Specialist (premium injectables, our most popular plan) at £179 per month. One-off assessment fees range from £35 for an initial screening blood test to £149 for a transfer assessment. Plans are monthly with a clear cancellation policy.

Question 3

Is TRT suitable for everyone?

Accepted Answer

No. Treatment is subject to individual clinical assessment and TRT is not suitable for everyone. Some patients complete an assessment and are appropriately advised that treatment is not indicated. Fertility implications, prostate health and other risks are discussed before any treatment decision.

Question 4

Can I transfer to Androgen Health from another TRT clinic?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A transfer pathway is available for patients already receiving TRT elsewhere, subject to verification of diagnosis, prescription history, monitoring and suitability. The transfer assessment is £99 to £149.

Question 5

Do I need a blood test before starting treatment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Assessment begins with a testosterone screening blood test, followed where indicated by a comprehensive diagnostic panel including morning testosterone, often repeated to confirm results, alongside other hormones and safety markers.