Getting TRT in the UK

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) cost

Curious about the cost of testosterone replacement therapy? Here’s what to expect from MYTRT’s treatment programme, so you can plan with confidence.

Low testosterone can sap your energy, kill your sex drive and make it harder to build muscle. Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a proven treatment that restores your hormone levels, helping you feel stronger, more focused and back in control. It has also been shown to reduce the risk of various other medical conditions and can actually improve long-term health outcomes.

But how much does TRT cost in the UK? Understandably, it’s one of the first questions men ask when considering treatment.

At MYTRT, we offer a free consultation if you have had a recent blood test or want to switch providers and we’ve built our packages to be transparent and rooted in medical best practice, so you know exactly what you’re getting and why it matters.

How much does TRT cost?

The price of private testosterone replacement therapy per month depends on your treatment provider.

TRT with MYTRT starts at just £99 per month.

A MYTRT subscription covers:

  • Medication
  • Follow-up consultations with your doctor
  • Ongoing medical support
  • GP letters and correspondence
  • Injection supplies
  • Monitoring blood tests
  • Clinic visits where needed
  • Referrals
  • Postage

Most clinics in the UK charge separately for many of these essentials. We don’t. There’s no hidden fees or surprise bills in our treatment plans. Just expert care.

Our first-in-class technology ensures you never miss a blood test and always have medication on hand, you can contact us on whatsapp or email and we are prompt to reply within 24 hours.

Initial consultation costs at MYTRT

At MYTRT, we’ve streamlined our TRT process so you can move from first test to treatment with confidence, without unnecessary delays or hidden costs.

At-home Testosterone blood test (£33.49)

Getting started with TRT is simple. Order a quick at-home finger-prick blood test, and our TRT Doctors or GPs will use the result to confirm whether you have low testosterone. Following national guidelines, we need a second more enhanced test to confirm that the low reading wasn’t a one-off and that TRT is the right fit for you.

Next, a specialist TRT doctor will walk you through your results and treatment options (if applicable) at no extra cost, so you can take action.

Remote consultation (Free)

One of our TRT Doctors will review your unique situation, health history and pre-treatment blood test results to confirm whether TRT is right for you.

Transfer consultation (Free)

If you’re already on a course of TRT with another provider, but want to move your care to MYTRT, it’s a straightforward process, just contact us with your existing prescription and recent blood work for free.

Monthly TRT subscription costs

Your monthly subscription covers medication plus full clinical support. We’re constantly working to make treatment more affordable without compromising on care.

Costs vary depending on your prescription, but here’s a guide:

  • Testosterone Replacement Therapy (Topical or Injectable) £129.95 a month
  • Clomid oral therapy £99.95 a month
  • Tadalafil add-on: £15 a month for patients on a TRT plan
  • HCG add-on £39.95 a month for patients on a TRT plan

Your medication is delivered straight to your door and stocked in-house so you’re never left waiting.

TreatmentCost
Transfer consultation with TRT Doctor for patients already on TRTFree
Initial remote consultation with TRT Doctor for patients who have had a blood test from another provider Free
At-Home Testosterone Blood Test and TRT Doctor Review£33.49 (one-off payment)
Advanced Testosterone Blood Test and TRT Doctor ReviewFrom £53.49 (one-off payment)
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (Topical or Injectable)£129.95 a month
Clomid Oral Therapy£99.95 a month
Tadalafil add-on for ED for patients on a TRT plan£15.00 a month
HCG add-on for patients on a TRT plan£39.95 a month

Add ons

Some men need additional support to maintain their fertility or manage hormone balance. Your doctor will discuss these options with you during your initial consultation.

HCG

HCG is often used in conjunction with TRT to maintain fertility, natural testosterone production and testicle size. It’s only available as part of our combined subscription with testosterone.

Tadalifil

Tadalafil has a variety of benefits for men with low testosterone. It can help with erections, heart health, prostate health and even hormone balance. It is recommended in guidelines for treating men with low testosterone and your doctor may suggest it if they think you would benefit.

TRT blood tests

Regular blood tests are essential for safe and effective TRT. Blood tests allow your doctor to check your hormone levels before starting treatment and ensure you stay on track during your plan.

Blood test schedule:

  • Before treatment: Initial testosterone test and enhanced blood panel
  • Monitoring: 6 weeks (optional), 3 months, 6 months, 12 months, then every 6 months

FYI your pre-treatment blood test isn’t included in your monthly subscription. But once you’ve set up your MYTRT plan, all monitoring blood tests (and any necessary clinic visits) are covered. After each blood test, you’ll receive direct feedback from your doctor.

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GP letters and correspondence

Keeping your GP in the loop is important when you start TRT. Most doctor’s letters are included in your subscription. Only in rare cases – such as complex reports – will there be a small additional charge.

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TRT is the most effective method of improving testosterone levels. But the cost is about more than medication. Consultations, blood tests and ongoing support all matter. If they’re not included in your provider’s plan, you’ll end up paying more in the long run.

At MYTRT, you’re choosing a provider that’s transparent, comprehensive and medically led, so you know your treatment is safe, effective and delivering real value.

Your Questions Answered

Our team has significant expertise and experience in men's health.

Whilst we do not recommend sedentary behaviour whilst using TRT, just 10-15 minutes of cardiovascular activity daily (brisk walk, incline walk) combined with optimised testosterone level can provide significant benefits. As sedentary lifestyles, characterised by long periods of sitting, accelerates sarcopenia (age-related muscle loss) and promotes the accumulation of visceral fat around the abdomen. TRT directly counteracts these issues by creating an anabolic environment in the body. It enhances muscle protein synthesis, helping to preserve and even build lean muscle mass, even with limited physical activity. Furthermore, it improves your metabolic rate and insulin sensitivity, making your body more efficient at burning fat for energy rather than storing it. For the man tied to a desk, TRT can be a powerful tool to help protect against the metabolic damage of a sedentary career. the benefits of testosterone

While moderate alcohol consumption is generally considered acceptable for most men on TRT, it’s important to understand its potential negative impacts. Excessive alcohol intake can hinder your progress in several ways. Firstly, it can increase the activity of the aromatase enzyme, which converts testosterone into oestrogen, potentially disrupting your hormonal balance. Secondly, alcohol can negatively affect sleep quality, which is crucial for recovery and growth hormone production. Finally, it places an extra burden on your liver, which is already processing the hormones from your therapy. An occasional drink is unlikely to cause significant issues, but regular or heavy drinking can certainly undermine the benefits of your treatment, reducing performance. how lifestyle affects your results

The profound fatigue from a sedentary job, especially when combined with low testosterone, is not just due to a lack of movement. TRT combats this on a cellular and neurological level. It enhances the function of mitochondria, the powerhouses of your cells, leading to more efficient energy production. It also increases the production of red blood cells, which improves the oxygen-carrying capacity of your blood, directly fighting feelings of physical exhaustion. On a neurological level, testosterone interacts with neurotransmitters in the brain that are linked to motivation, focus, and drive. This means TRT can provide a significant boost in mental energy and alertness, helping you to power through your workday and still have energy left over at the end of it. fatigue and low testosterone