Testosterone Panel
What's in the Testosterone Panel
A focused testosterone panel covering total testosterone, free testosterone and DHT. Drawn 7 to 11 AM after an overnight fast as per BSSM testosterone deficiency guidance, and clinically reviewed.
£199
About this panel
When the question is specifically about testosterone, this panel measures total testosterone and free testosterone (the markers BSSM uses for the testosterone deficiency work-up), plus DHT as the active downstream androgen. Suitable for symptom investigation or TRT monitoring; BSSM also requires a second confirmatory sample on a separate morning before a diagnosis is made.
Who this panel is for
- You're investigating symptoms of low testosterone
- You're on TRT and need monitoring blood work
- You want a focused androgen panel before considering treatment
What's measured
Every biomarker is measured by a UKAS-accredited laboratory and interpreted by a GMC-registered doctor in the context of your overall results.
DHT (dihydrotestosterone)
Active downstream androgen
Total testosterone
Standard androgen reading
Free testosterone
Unbound testosterone fraction; combined with SHBG and albumin, gives the bioavailable picture
Ready to investigate?
£199 · Total testosterone and DHT returned within 24 hours of your appointment. Free testosterone is reported as a calculated value from SHBG plus albumin, so SHBG can take up to 48 hours before the full result is released by the clinician
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about the Testosterone Panel. Have a question we haven't answered? Get in touch.
How much does the Testosterone Panel cost?
£199. This is the all-in price and includes the appointment, every biomarker listed above, and a written clinical review by a GMC-registered doctor. No additional fees for the consultation or report.
How long do Testosterone Panel results take?
Total testosterone and DHT returned within 24 hours of your appointment. Free testosterone is reported as a calculated value from SHBG plus albumin, so SHBG can take up to 48 hours before the full result is released by the clinician. All results are reviewed by a GMC-registered doctor before being released to your secure patient portal.
Do I need to fast for the Testosterone Panel?
BSSM guidance: overnight fast required, water only, with the draw between 7 and 11 AM. BSSM also recommends a second confirmatory sample on a separate morning before a diagnosis of testosterone deficiency is made.
Where is the Testosterone Panel carried out?
At our private clinic at 134 Harley Street, London W1G 7JY. The nearest tube stations are Regent's Park (5 minutes' walk) and Bond Street (8 minutes' walk). The nearest car park is Q-Park Harley Street (Weymouth Mews).
Do I need a GP referral to book the Testosterone Panel?
No. WMG Health offers direct-access blood testing, so you can book online or by phone without a GP referral. Our clinicians review every set of results and will flag anything that requires follow-up.
References and further reading
UK guidance our clinicians use when interpreting results in this category. These pages are not affiliated with WMG Health.
Related panels
Other panels patients commonly consider alongside this one.
Ready to book?
Testosterone Panel at our Harley Street clinic. Same-day appointments. Reviewed by a GMC-registered doctor. Total testosterone and DHT returned within 24 hours of your appointment. Free testosterone is reported as a calculated value from SHBG plus albumin, so SHBG can take up to 48 hours before the full result is released by the clinician.