Testosterone Treatment Services

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4.7/5

Many women still experience low libido and addressing their testosterone can sometimes be the missing piece.

Before starting a testosterone treatment plan, you’ll need a recent safety blood test (within 3 months, from us or another provider). Answer a few questions to get started.

Safe, quick and easy access to treatment

Request treatment plan easily without face-to-face appointments

A wide range of treatment plan options

Your treatment plan discreetly delivered to your door

See if your testosterone is the missing piece

Includes blood test & 45 minute doctor review appointment

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Which treatments do you offer?

We offer all forms of treatment plan, you need a blood test for testosterone in the last 3 months before you start a plan.

How much does this plan cost, & how do I start?

Before starting a testosterone treatment plan, our doctors need to make sure it’s safe and suitable for you. This is done through either a baseline blood test or a doctor’s appointment, depending on whether you already have recent blood results.

Safety check blood test
A baseline blood test is required so you can start your treatment plan safely.

Baseline blood test with Voy: £69 (please note; this is non refundable after purchase)
Every blood test with Voy includes a free online menopause assessment, and appointment if a clinical discussion is needed.

If you have a blood test from a different provider
If you have a testosterone blood test from a different provider in the last 3 months our doctors will accept that, and you don't need to buy another test. It must include total testosterone.

Start your testosterone plan
Once we know it's safe, you can start your quarterly plan.

Our testosterone treatment plans start from £79 per month, for 3 months. All plans include:

3 months of your chosen treatment, shipped to your door Royal Mail 24
An at-home testosterone monitoring blood test, arranged at 8 weeks.
Whatsapp support from our clinical team whenever you need support.

What is Testosterone?

What is Testosterone, and why do women
need it?

Testosterone is made in the ovaries and adrenal glands. The amount your body produces will naturally reduce with age. Many women feel the impact of this, even when their oestrogen leves are addressed.

How does it work?

If you're experiencing persistent low sex drive during menopause, a clinician can help explore possible causes and treatment options. Depending on your symptoms and history, they will recommend the best options for you.

Is it safe?

Your doctor will assess the potential benefits and risks of any treatment plan, and regular reviews and blood tests may be needed to help ensure treatment remains appropriate for you.

I feel myself again

“Once my treatment was adjusted I felt much better, but my libido was still missing. Looking into my testosterone made such a difference, I feel myself again, and my relationship is stronger than ever”

Sarah. 43

Boosted my confidence

“The treatment plan boosted my confidence and put the spark back into my relationship”

Mariella. 48

You don't feel like you're being dismissed

"It's actually nice to be listened to. It's nice to have a conversation with someone who does want to listen and know you don't feel like you're being dismissed."

Lisa. 49

...you're not the only one going through this

"Just by speaking with someone and getting it out in the open… it gives you a little bit of relief that you're not the only one going through this."

Marise. 47

I was helped quickly

"I got the help I needed, quickly, as a busy mum this was super important to me"

Danielle. 43

The process

How to get started

Check your current testosterone levels

You’ll need a baseline blood test (£69) before starting testosterone. This can be done at home with our easy-to-use Tasso kit. See how to take the test here.

Measures Testosterone, SHBG, FAI

Receive your results in 2-3 days

Expert report and next steps

Please note: If you’ve already had a test (it must contain total testosterone) through another provider or GP- our doctors can use the results during your appointment.

Get started

I already had a blood test

Complete our free online
assessment form

Tell us about your symptoms, health history, and goals through our quick online questionnaire. We will need you to provide a copy of your baseline blood tests (if not completed with Voy).

Depending on your answers:

If we need a little more information: We’ll invite you over email to a short appointment with a doctor (at no extra cost)

If you’re ready to start straight away: We’ll email to confirm you’re suitable, then ask you to set up your secure patient account and pay for your chosen plan.

Start your treatment plan

Your personalised treatment begins from £79 per month, for 3 months.

What’s included:

Discreet delivery to your door

WhatsApp access to our clinical team, Monday–Friday

A follow-up blood test before your second 3-month supply

A full clinical review at 3 months, with an appointment if adjustments are needed

Commonly asked questions, about our plans

Why are the plans 3 months?

Our plans run for 3 months because treatments usually take around that long to have their full effect.

We also send your treatment in 3-month batches, rather than monthly.

We spread the cost across monthly payments, which helps make private care more affordable and easier to access.

To receive your next 3 months supply, you’ll need to complete a review. We’ll invite you to do this at around 8 weeks into your plan, so there’s plenty of time to complete it and find an appointment with our team (if needed). The review is an important part of getting your treatment right. It’s where your clinician can adjust your plan. If you complete your review and choose to continue, you’ll be committing to another 3-month plan, as your next supply of treatment will again be sent for 3 month.

Do I have to pay extra for a private prescription?

No, the cost of your prescription (treatment) is covered in your monthly plan cost.

What is the plan commitment, & how to cancel

Plans are 3 month cycles.

To cancel: In month 3 of your plan: before or after your review appointment. If you miss your review appointment - we will continue to charge you monthly as you will have access to our ongoing care (checkins with your doctor, and whatsapp messaging)
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After month 3: We will continue to remind you to book your review, so you can access any more treatment you might need.

How will my plan change over time?

During the first 3–6 months, we’ll check in more regularly to make sure your treatment plan is right for you. This includes quarterly monitoring blood tests, which help your clinician understand how your body is responding and ensure your treatment is safe and effective. Once you’re feeling well, your clinician will let you know when you can move to a yearly review cycle. At that point, you’ll usually just need one clinical review per year, along with a monitoring blood test beforehand. Your medication will continue to be sent to you every three months, automatically, so you don’t need to worry about reordering or running out.

Meet your team of women’s health specialists

Our team all have additional training in menopause, and hormones. They are hand selected for their experience, warmth and empathy

Dr Deepali Misra-sharp

Doctor

I take a personalised approach, taking the time to understand each woman's unique symptoms, the impact on her daily life, and the specific challenges she faces.

BMS trained

GMC: 7083112

Dr Helen Panday

Doctor

Every woman’s experience of perimenopause and menopause is different and I love to work with women to help them understand their symptoms, the effects these are having on them and to tailor a holistic management plan specific to their needs.

BMS trained

GMC: 7083140

Dr Cathy Archabold

Doctor

Taking an individual approach is key to providing the best care plan for each woman and empowering personal choice.

BMS trained

GMC: 7492335

Dr Penny Ward

Doctor

Menopause can feel overwhelming and confusing, with fluctuating and unexpected symptoms and a lot of information to navigate. I focus on turning complex medical information and jargon into clear, simple guidance to help women feel informed, confident, and in control of their health.

BMS trained

GMC: 6074221

Dr Dalia Abdou

Doctor

I am a GP with special interest in women’s health. I follow a holistic approach during my consultations, carefully listening to women’s struggles which vary greatly, and then formulate an evidence-based plan tailored for every woman according to their needs.

BMS trained

GMC: 7054208

Nurse Helen Maddox

Nurse

Every woman is individual and I aim to provide knowledge, support and input to each of you through your menopause journey.

BMS trained

Nursing & Midwifery Council: 86A1432E

Frequently asked questions

Why do I need a blood test before starting testosterone?

A baseline blood test is usually required before starting your treatment plan. It helps your clinician understand your current levels, confirm which options are best based on your symptoms, and ensure your treatment is safe and well-targeted from the start.

Why do I need monitoring blood tests?

Regular blood tests are an important part of monitoring whilst being on a treatment plan.

You’ll usually have a check at 3 months after starting, and then annually, based on your levels and symptoms.

If your levels need adjusting, or if symptoms change, your clinician may recommend more frequent testing. You’ll always be guided clearly on what’s needed — both in your consultation and your clinic letter.

What if my testosterone is not low?

The approproate treatment plan is not based on your blood levels alone. Symptoms matter, and some people can benefit from testosterone treatment even if their level falls within the reference range. In women, testosterone levels are often low-normal, and blood tests don’t always reflect how much testosterone is available to your tissues. This means symptoms such as low libido, fatigue, reduced motivation or brain fog can occur despite a “normal” blood result. For this reason, your doctor will consider the whole picture when determining the best treatment plan for you.

How long will it take for my treatment plan to work?

Everyone responds differently, but most women start to notice changes within 6 to 12 weeks.

We’ll check in regularly to monitor your response, adjust your plan, and make sure you’re getting the support you need along the way.

Do I have to buy the whole plan, can I just pay for my treatment?

We don’t offer treatment-only plans because ongoing clinical review is essential. Even when things are going well, a clinician needs to review how you’re feeling and check your monitoring blood tests before continuing treatment. This is a required part of safe treatment and helps ensure your plan stays right over time. Your plan includes the necessary blood tests and clinical reviews, so everything needed to continue your treatment is built into the plan.

Will I get hairy, or have other male features?

Not when monitored correctly, at the right levels, your testosterone will support things like libido, energy, and mental clarity — without causing male physical traits.

Side effects like increased facial hair or acne are rare, and if they do happen, your clinician can adjust your plan. That’s why regular monitoring is key, and why our clinicians are here to guide you safely every step of the way.

Can women naturally increase their testosterone?

Lifestyle changes can help support healthy testosterone levels in women.
‍Things like:

Managing stress, through mindfulness or rest
Eating well, with enough protein and healthy fats.
Exercising regularly, especially strength training
These steps won’t replace treatment if levels are significantly low, but they can support your hormones and overall wellbeing. Your clinician will discuss these with you.

Testosterone Treatment Services

How Voy's testosterone treatment service works

What is Testosterone?

What is Testosterone, and why do women
need it?