GetTested’s Testosterone Test (Blood) measures total testosterone, the primary male sex hormone that also plays important roles in women’s health. Testosterone is essential for energy, muscle strength, libido, mood, and overall hormonal balance. Abnormal levels may be linked to symptoms such as fatigue, reduced sexual function, mood changes, or fertility issues. By analyzing testosterone in blood, the test provides a reliable assessment of hormone status.
For those who prefer a non-invasive option, GetTested also offers a saliva-based testosterone test.

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Testosterone is the primary androgen hormone, produced mainly in the testes in men and in smaller amounts in the ovaries and adrenal glands in women. It plays an essential role in regulating sexual function, fertility, muscle strength, bone health, mood, and overall energy balance.
Abnormal testosterone levels can affect both men and women. Low testosterone in men may cause reduced libido, erectile dysfunction, fatigue, loss of muscle mass, mood changes, or infertility. In women, low levels may contribute to reduced energy, low libido, or decreased bone density, while high levels are often associated with symptoms such as irregular cycles, acne, or excess hair growth (hirsutism). Measuring testosterone can therefore provide valuable insights into reproductive health, hormone balance, and overall wellbeing.
Testing may be considered if you experience unexplained fatigue, reduced sexual function, fertility problems, mood disturbances, or symptoms suggesting hormonal imbalance. It may also be useful for individuals undergoing hormone therapy, athletes monitoring performance-related health, or women being evaluated for PCOS.
The Testosterone Test (Blood) is performed using a simple dried blood spot (DBS) sample collected at home with a finger prick. The sample is sent to our accredited laboratory for analysis, and results are delivered digitally, giving you secure and convenient access to your hormone health insights. For those who prefer a non-invasive option, GetTested also offers a saliva-based testosterone test.
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