Fertility blood tests for clarity and confidence

A complete assessment that screens for common physical causes of impotence, including hormone levels, diabetes markers, cholesterol, and prostate health, to help rule out medical reasons behind erectile dysfunction.

A discreet, comprehensive screen for the most common sexually transmitted infections. It combines a blood sample with a self-swab to check for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, HIV, hepatitis B and C, and syphilis, ideal when you want reassurance or early detection without delay.

This panel examines the hormones that influence fertility, menstrual function and menopause. It's useful for diagnosing reasons for irregular cycles, for fertility planning, or to monitor hormone treatments, providing clear guidance on reproductive health status.

This panel checks the critical hormones that influence your physical, sexual, and mental wellbeing, especially useful as hormone levels change over time or with treatment.

Confirm if you're experiencing menopause with targeted hormone testing. This comprehensive profile examines key hormones affected during perimenopause and menopause, including thyroid function to rule out other causes of similar symptoms. Essential for managing this life stage effectively.

Accurate blood-based pregnancy testing with precise hormone measurement. More sensitive than home urine tests and provides quantitative results that can help monitor early pregnancy progression. Ideal for early detection and peace of mind during those crucial first weeks.

Essential for confirming ovulation and assessing luteal phase function. Typically measured around day 21 of a 28-day cycle, this test helps identify ovulation issues and luteal phase defects that can affect fertility and menstrual regularity.

Checks total PSA, free PSA and the free-to-total ratio to assess prostate health and help guide whether further review is sensible. Not a diagnosis on its own, but useful for regular tracking and discussion with your GP if results change.

A straightforward measurement of total testosterone. Useful for low energy, libido concerns or monitoring therapy. Best sampled in the morning. Fast results with a clear explanation so you know what the number means.

Goes beyond a single number by assessing the proteins that bind testosterone and calculating the free, bioavailable level. A better picture if symptoms don't match a total testosterone result. Morning sampling recommended.