Male Hormone Health Test
Flat, tired or slower to recover? See if your hormones are part of it.
One morning blood test that checks testosterone, SHBG and DHEA-S, for men noticing changes in energy, drive or recovery.
$199 test + $99 first month = $298 today. Then $99 a month, cancel any time.
This test is for Vively members. Membership is $99 a month and includes a Baseline Health Check (our 70+ marker blood test), a GP referral and a 30-minute session with a dietitian. Cancel any time.
- TodayOrder online
- NextA short GP call. We arrange your referral
- This weekOne blood draw at a centre near you
- 1 to 3 business daysResults in your app
Your test plus your first month. Then $99 a month.
- Cancel any time.298
- Baseline guarantee: every Baseline marker in range? Get your $99 back. Add-on tests aren't covered. T&Cs apply.
$1,506 of value for $298 today. See what's included
- Your Male Hormone Health Test199 value
- A GP referral, from a short telehealth callIncluded
- Your Baseline Health Check analysis, 70+ markers$450 value
- Your biological age$298 value
- A 30-minute session with your dietitian, after your Baseline$360 value
- A plan built around your results$199 value
All with a Vively Membership, $99 a month. $1,506 in total value, $298 today.
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"It gave us clarity. Instead of guessing, we understood what was going on and where we could make better choices."
Vively members' first results, to October 2026.
Which testfits you?
Two tests look at testosterone. Here's how they differ.
If you want testosterone and DHEA-S for energy, drive and recovery
Male Hormone Health Test
Testosterone, SHBG and DHEA-S, for energy, drive and recovery. · $199
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If you only want your testosterone numbers
Total, free and bioavailable testosterone, with SHBG. · $99
What it can help explain.
Changes in energy, drive and body shape don't automatically mean low testosterone. This test can help show whether hormones are part of the picture.
Energy dips
Checks whether hormone patterns may be linked to afternoon fatigue or energy that comes and goes.
Slower recovery
Looks at testosterone and DHEA-S, which can be linked to how well you bounce back from training.
Drive and libido
Shows total and free testosterone with SHBG, so a normal-looking total doesn't hide a low free level.
Body composition
Can help explain changes like more abdominal fat, read with the metabolic markers in your Baseline.
6 marker, in one morning blood draw.
Every result is explained in plain English in the Vively app, next to your Baseline results.
Testosterone
- Total testosterone
- Free testosterone
- Bioavailable testosterone
- Sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG)
- Free androgen index (FAI)
Adrenal
- DHEA sulfate (DHEA-S)
Plus your Baseline70+
Heart, metabolism, liver, kidneys, iron, thyroid, inflammation and blood count, from the same membership.
None of these markers are in the Baseline, so this test adds 6 new results from the same draw.
What's in the BaselineA GP in our network reviews your request and confirms which markers are clinically right for you.
How it works.
- Order with your membership
Pay for the test and your first month together, in one checkout.
- We arrange your referral
A short telehealth call with a GP in our network, included. They issue your Baseline and Male Hormone Test referrals together.
- Take your test
Visit any of 3,700+ partner collection centres before 10 am, after an overnight fast. It's one blood draw, usually taken with your Baseline, and no booking is needed.
- See your results
Results arrive in the app, next to your Baseline. After your Baseline, a 30-minute session with your dietitian builds your plan.
Before your test.
Best time
Before 10 am
Testosterone is highest in the morning, so an early draw gives the most useful result.
Fasting
Overnight, water only
A meal can lower testosterone for a short time, and your Baseline also needs a fasting sample.
Medicines
Tell the GP what you take
Testosterone, steroids, DHEA and opioids can change results. Don't stop prescribed medicines without your doctor's advice.
After your results.
- Your numbers, against optimal
Every result from this test in the app, next to your Baseline, the lab range and where it should be for you.
- Your Baseline, explained
A 30-minute session with your dietitian after your Baseline, to go through what stands out in plain English.
- Your plan
A few clear changes to food, movement, sleep and stress that fit your week.
From your session with Ellen- SleepWind down for 30 minutes before bed
- MovementA morning walk in daylight
- FoodCaffeine before midday only
Questions people ask us.
Can I just buy the test on its own?
No, it's for Vively members. Hormone results make more sense next to the rest of your health. Your membership ($99 a month) includes the Baseline Health Check, a blood test covering 70+ markers, plus a GP consult and a 30-minute dietitian consult after your Baseline. That way your results are read together and turned into one personalised plan. You can cancel any time.
Why not just ask my GP?
Your GP tests what's needed to look into a symptom or manage a condition. Vively adds a 70+ marker Baseline Health Check, results read against optimal ranges, and a dietitian to help you act on them. We arrange the GP referral for you, so you don't need a separate appointment.
What if I'm already a member?
Add the Male Hormone Health Test in the Vively app. You won't pay for the membership again.
Do I need to see my own GP first?
No. You still need a referral, but we arrange it. A GP in our network issues your Male Hormone Health Test referral together with your Baseline referral after a short telehealth consult, at no extra cost. The GP also confirms which markers are clinically right for you.
Is this test covered by Medicare?
No. Add-on tests aren't covered by Medicare. Your Baseline Health Check is included in your membership.
When should I take the test?
Before 10 am, after an overnight fast with water only. Testosterone is highest in the morning and can dip after a meal, a poor night's sleep or illness. If you're unwell, wait until you've recovered.
Will this tell me if I have low testosterone?
It shows where your levels sit. One low result isn't enough to confirm low testosterone, because levels change from day to day. A GP looks at a repeat morning test and your symptoms before drawing any conclusion.
What's the difference between this and the Testosterone Test?
Both check total, free and bioavailable testosterone, SHBG and the free androgen index. The Male Hormone Health Test also adds DHEA-S, a hormone linked to your energy, drive and recovery.
My results are normal but I still feel flat. What then?
That happens. Some men sit inside the normal range and still have symptoms. You see your hormones next to your Baseline, which can point to the next area to look at, such as sleep, recovery or metabolic health. The GP can advise if anything needs follow-up.
Often looked at with this test.
Each one is priced on its own and comes with your membership. See all tests