Year 1 (average)
£0*
≈ £0/month
Where to get testosterone treatment UK
Lifelong TRT, zero unnecessary costs.
We treat men as individuals, not subscription numbers.
For men looking to buy testosterone in the UK safely and legally, we make all costs clear – blood tests, consultations, medication, and injection equipment.
TRT provider comparison
Other clinics
NHS
Initial consultation
Initial consultation
£149
£80–250+
Free
Typical year 1 costs
Typical year 1 costs for injectable treatment. Estimates include diagnostic and monitoring blood tests, clinic costs, membership and subscription fees, medication costs, and injection equipment. Note, subcutaneous testosterone is not available on the NHS.
£1,485
≈ £124/m
£1,775–2,200+
≈ £148–£183+/m
Prescription fee only
Typical year 2 costs
Typical year 2 costs for injectable treatment. Estimates include monitoring blood tests, clinic costs, membership and subscription fees, medication costs, and injection equipment. Note, subcutaneous testosterone is not available on the NHS.
£1,140
≈ £95/m
£1,560–1,800+
≈ £130–£150+/m
Prescription fee only
CQC rating
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and social care in England. 'Outstanding' is the highest possible rating, awarded to only a small percentage of healthcare providers.
Outstanding
Good or not rated
NHS trust dependent
Dedicated TRT specialists
Yes
Built on 30+ years of clinical leadership in testosterone deficiency
Yes
No
Advanced medication
Yes
Subcutaneous and oral options available
Yes
No
Unlimited support
Yes
Pay only when you need – review calls from £39
Yes
Usually bundled into higher prices
Depends on availability
Speed to treatment
6–8 weeks
6–8 weeks
Up to 12 months
Treatment threshold
Under 12 nmol/L
Under 12 nmol/L
Under 8 nmol/L
Budgeting for treatment
TRT is an investment, and we get that you want to know what you're looking at cost-wise. Get a sense of pricing below.
Your actual care plan will be tailored to your needs by your clinician, so final costs may vary.
TRT cost guide
Other medications
Year 2 (average)
£0*
≈ £0/month
Year 1 breakdown
Year 2 breakdown
*Prices shown are estimates based on average costs. Blood draw fees at clinics (where applicable) are shown separately in the breakdown and are not included in the totals above. Actual costs may vary depending on your individual treatment plan and requirements.
*Indicative pricing for budgeting purposes only. Final treatment protocol and costs will be determined following medical consultation based on individual needs. Pricing includes annual Leger membership, minimum required blood tests and clinic costs. Additional charges apply for dose changes, extra consultations, injection fees, and postage costs, if required.
Home testosterone test and monitoring costs
The full breakdown of our costs
The first year of treatment costs more due to extra monitoring and dose adjustments. After that, your monthly fee decreases.
2 pre-consultation blood tests – £29 and £79 (+£35 for a blood draw)
- The British Society of Sexual Medicine (BSSM) requires that anyone starting TRT has at least two blood tests. If your testosterone level is low, the next step is a consultation.
- Test 1 (Testosterone Blood Test) is £29 and measures your total testosterone level. This is a finger-prick test taken at home.
- Test 2 (TRT Confirmation Blood Test) is £79 which is a more comprehensive health check. This is a venous test — it's an additional £35 for a blood draw at a clinic.
Consultation with a TRT specialist doctor – £149
- Your initial 45-minute video consultation is always with a doctor who specialises in TRT, so you'll know you're getting the best advice.
- They'll review your test results, assess your symptoms, discuss fertility, check your eligibility, and talk you through the different treatment options.
Switching from another provider? Book a switch consultation from just £59.
Leger membership fee – Year 1 £32 per month | Year 2 £28 per month
- First year: £32 per month, or pay £288 annually (3 months' free)
- Second year: £28 per month, or pay £252 annually (3 months' free)
Your Leger membership includes ongoing support from your TRT treatment team, prescription management (medication paid for separately), travel letters, and more.
TRT medication – £10-60 per month
- TRT treatment prices vary depending on the type and dose.
- Pharmacies charge a postage cost, which is typically around £6.50.
- Injection equipment is usually provided as a starter pack by the TRT supplier, lasting several months and costing around £30.
Monitoring blood tests – from £52 per test
In the first year, you'll need the following blood tests:
- The Monitoring Blood Test at 6 weeks, which is £52 (finger-prick sample, taken at home).
- The Complete TRT Blood Test at 3, 6, and 12 months, which is £79 per test (+ £35 for a blood draw at a clinic).
Additional blood tests may be required if your dose changes. These cost between £43 and £84.
Other costs to budget for, just in case
Here are some other costs that might crop up during your treatment.
Additional treatments – individually priced
- Some men benefit from additional treatments, to help preserve fertility, regulate excess oestrogen, or manage erectile dysfunction.
Extra monitoring blood tests – from £43 per test
- You might need extra blood tests if we need to tweak your dose, change your medication, or if we need to keep a closer eye on certain blood markers.
- Our dose change tests range from £43 to £49. Venous tests require a blood draw at a clinic which is £35.
Review consultations – from £39
- Rest assured, expert support is included in your Leger membership.
- If you or your TRT expert needs to discuss your treatment in more detail, you'll need a 15-minute review consultation to make sure everything looks good.
- Review consultations cost £39 with an Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) or £77 with a TRT doctor.
Still got questions?
FAQs
How much does TRT cost in the UK?
TRT costs depend on whether you go through the NHS or a private clinic. On the NHS, treatment is free if it’s available in your area and your testosterone levels meet their stricter threshold (under 8 nmol/L). But waiting times can be long, sometimes up to a year, and you’re unlikely to see a specialist straight away.
Private clinics like Leger offer faster access, specialist care, and comprehensive support. At Leger, the first consultation is £149, with typical year one treatment costing around £1,485 (≈ £124/month) and year two around £1,140 (≈ £95/month). This includes blood tests, medication, injection equipment, and ongoing support from dedicated TRT specialists.
Who provides the cheapest TRT?
The NHS is technically the cheapest, free consultations and only prescription charges, but availability is patchy, waiting times are long, and you probably won’t see a specialist at first.
Among private providers, prices vary. Some clinics charge £1,775–£2,200+ for the first year. At Leger, we focus on fair, transparent pricing with outstanding care, advanced medication options, and unlimited support from specialist TRT clinicians from the start of your treatment journey.
How much does TRT cost per month?
At Leger, year one treatment averages £124/month, and year two around £95/month. This includes medication, injection equipment, and support from specialist TRT clinicians. Other private clinics can be higher, around £130–£183+/month, while NHS patients may only pay prescription charges.
Do all private clinics offer the same TRT price?
No. Private clinic prices can vary widely depending on the level of care, medication options, and support offered. Some clinics charge £1,775–£2,200+ in year one. At Leger, our pricing is transparent and competitive, covering everything you need with specialist-led care.
Can I get cheap TRT in the UK?
You might find lower-cost options, but “cheap” often comes with compromises like restricted medication choices or bundled fees. Leger focuses on value: expert care, advanced medication, and unlimited support - without cutting corners.