Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) Home Test Kit
Check male sex hormones and assess infertility risk
Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) Home Test Kit
Check male sex hormones and assess infertility risk
£79.00
Includes FREE delivery!
When you are trying for a baby, it is easy to end up guessing. Appointments can take time, semen testing can feel awkward, and symptoms like fatigue, lower libido, or mood changes can leave you unsure what is relevant.
This test measures key male reproductive hormones from a finger-prick blood sample: testosterone, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinising hormone (LH), and prolactin. These results cannot confirm or rule out fertility on their own, but abnormal levels can point to issues with sperm production or testicular function and help guide what to explore next.
If you want a clearer picture of your reproductive hormone status before taking further steps, this test is a straightforward place to start.
How would you like to take your test?
How would you like to take your test?
What the Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) test is for
Trying for a baby can quickly become a cycle of waiting, guessing, and wondering whether anything is off. Semen analysis remains the standard way to assess male fertility, but it is not always easy to access and the process can feel uncomfortable. A home blood test can add useful context by checking the hormones that regulate sperm production and testicular function, giving you a clearer starting point before deciding what to do next.
This home test kit measures key male reproductive hormones from a finger-prick sample, including testosterone, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinising hormone (LH), and prolactin. Together, these markers help build a picture of how your brain and testes are signalling to one another. For example, testosterone and FSH are closely linked to sperm production, while LH helps control testicular function and stimulates testosterone production. Prolactin is also included because changes in levels can be associated with sexual and psychological health.
Testing from home cannot confirm or rule out fertility on its own, and normal results do not exclude problems such as sperm quality issues. If results are outside the expected range, they can point towards areas that may need further investigation, such as possible disruption in hormone signalling or reduced testicular function. That clarity can make conversations with a clinician more focused, and help you decide whether semen analysis or further assessment is worth pursuing.
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What's included in your test?
Your test kit will contain the following sample types which the laboratory will use to test your sample:
The following sample guidance is required for this test, please follow carefully:
- One easy self-collection sample
- If you use hormone infused hand creams, gels or sprays within 72 hours before collecting your sample, there is a risk of sample contamination. If your treatment cannot be paused for 72 hours, wear gloves when applying the treatment and avoid contact with the hand from which the sample will be collected from. Additionally, it is crucial to thoroughly wash your hands before you collect your sample.
- Your sample should be collected between 7 - 10 a.m when testosterone levels will naturally be at their highest.
Get tested fast with a home test kit, using a finger-prick blood sample. Collect easily with no needles, with free priority postage to an accredited laboratory.
You can also opt for a clinic visit, for professional sample collection by experienced staff, in a comfortable & caring environment.
This Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) test measures the following biomarkers to check male sex hormones and assess infertility risk.
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How this works ›Why take the Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) test?
Best suited for men who are planning to have a baby, are struggling to conceive, or want a clearer view of their reproductive hormone levels.
Take it to check whether your testosterone, FSH, LH and prolactin levels could be contributing to issues with sperm production or testicular function, and to understand what to investigate next if results are abnormal.
- Are planning to have a baby
- Are struggling to conceive
- Want to understand your fertility and reproductive hormone levels
Order your Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) test and get the insights you need to feel your best.
Expert Analysis In An Accredited Laboratory
Once your sample reaches the UKAS-accredited lab, the magic begins. But this isn't simple science – we insist on state-of-the-art automated technology to ensure your results are processed with unmatched accuracy and efficiency.
- UKCA marked test kits for full regulatory compliance.
- IVDD certified diagnostics for total quality reassurance.
- Medically led UKAS accredited laboratory testing for accurate results.
Dr. Kate Bishop
Chief Scientific Officer
"All testing is conducted by healthcare professionals in a medically-led laboratory. Accredited lab testing is the best way to be confident that your test results are accurate. Get tested now for complete reassurance."
Delivery and results
The Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) test offers a Finger-prick blood home test kit, clinic visit or home nurse visit for sample collection. Kits are posted to your home free of charge.
Easily sampling from home or at a clinic offers you the most convenient and stress-free way to get tested. Your test also includes free 24 hour tracked sample return to the laboratory.
1. Order Your Test
2. Post Your Samples
3. Get Your Results
Follicle-stimulating hormone is a crucial sex hormone associated with fertility. It should be measured by both partners when there is difficulty in getting pregnant.
In women, it is involved in egg development and should be tested if you have irregular or no menstrual periods.
In men it plays a role in sperm production so should be checked if you have a lowered sperm count, low muscle mass or decreased sex drive.
| Test | Result | Reference | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Follicle-stimulating Hormone | 9.9IU/L | 1.5 - 12.4 | Normal |
9.9 Follicle-stimulating hormone is a crucial sex hormone associated with fertility. It should be measured by both partners when there is difficulty in getting pregnant. In women, it is involved in egg development and should be tested&n | |||
| Luteinising hormone | 8.4IU/L | 1.8 - 8.6 | Borderline High |
| Prolactin | 280mIU/L | 45 - 375 | Normal |
| Testosterone | 17.1nmol/L | 7.6 - 31.4 | Normal |
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Detailed Explanations Each marker includes an overview of its role in your body, what it means to have high or low levels, and actionable tips to improve.
Tracked Changes See how your health markers have changed over time, track your progress, and optimise your health.
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We Explain your lab report by adding clarity and context, helping you understand your results.
Advanced AI summarises key findings, highlights patterns across markers, and explains what results like these are commonly associated with.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Home test kits contain full instructions and everything you need to safely collect and return your sample. Please see the following details relating to this test below:
- One easy self-collection sample
- If you use hormone infused hand creams, gels or sprays within 72 hours before collecting your sample, there is a risk of sample contamination. If your treatment cannot be paused for 72 hours, wear gloves when applying the treatment and avoid contact with the hand from which the sample will be collected from. Additionally, it is crucial to thoroughly wash your hands before you collect your sample.
- Your sample should be collected between 7 - 10 a.m when testosterone levels will naturally be at their highest.
We also have a guide on how to collect a high quality sample which you may find useful.
The Vitall test is available online for just £79.00. Your home test kit will be dispatched by free first class post for delivery to your door.
When you checkout to buy your Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) test online we also offer additional options, including:
- Visit the Patient Reception in central London for just £35. Your Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) test sample can be collected by a qualified nurse for immediate analysis.
- Have a nurse visit you to collect the sample for your Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) test, this is nationwide for just £79.
Whichever option you choose at checkout, buying the best Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) test online in the UK with Vitall ensures high quality results from an accredited laboratory.
Take control of your health today with one of Vitall’s home blood tests.
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