
Bioavailable Testosterone
Product features
- Results in 4–6 hours
- Nurse comes to your home or office
- Measures the testosterone your body can actually use
- 5 markers: Total T, Free T, Bioavailable T, SHBG, Albumin
- Finds low levels a normal testosterone test misses
- Report in your app, explained in plain language
Author Details
Written By
Dr. Abdul Kalam
MD (Physician)
Supervised By
Dr. Meera Nair
MD (Pathology)

Bioavailable Testosterone: The combination of free testosterone and loosely bound albumin testosterone readily absorbed by body tissues.
Total Testosterone: The entire concentration of circulating testosterone synthesized by the testes and adrenal glands.
Free Testosterone (Calculated): The 1–3% unbound hormone in direct equilibrium with target tissue androgen receptors.
Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG): The high-affinity carrier protein; elevated SHBG binds excess testosterone, leaving less active hormone available to the body.
Albumin: Carrier protein that binds testosterone with low affinity, allowing rapid dissociation at the cellular level



Bioavailable Testosterone
Most of your testosterone is locked to a protein called SHBG, and your body can’t use it. A standard test counts all of it — locked and usable together. That’s why you can feel exhausted, flat and weak with a result that says “normal.” This test measures only the testosterone that’s actually working — so low energy, low libido, lost muscle or a TRT dose can be judged on the real number.
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Parameters Measured
- Bioavailable Testosterone — the testosterone your body can actually use. This is your main number.
- Total Testosterone — everything in your blood, usable or not. What a standard test shows.
- Free Testosterone — the small fraction floating completely unbound.
- SHBG — the protein that locks testosterone away. High SHBG means less for you.
- Albumin — the carrier that holds testosterone loosely and releases it easily.
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Take this test if…
- Your drive is gone — low libido or erection problems
- You’re tired all day and your head feels foggy
- You’re losing muscle, gaining fat, recovery has stalled
- Your testosterone came back “normal” but you still feel low
- You’re being checked for low testosterone or fertility
- You’re on TRT and need to check your dose
What you get
- A real answer — why you feel flat, even if your last test said normal
- The number that matters — bioavailable testosterone, not just the total
- Same-day clarity — results in 4–6 hours, not a week of waiting
- A doctor to explain it — included, so you’re not left reading a PDF
- A safe TRT baseline — the right number to start or adjust a dose
How it works
1. Book a morning slot — 7 to 10 AM gives the most accurate reading.
2. Don’t eat for 8–12 hours — sleep through most of it, book early.
3. Skip the night before — heavy workouts, alcohol, smoking.
4. Nurse comes to you — a normal blood draw at home or office, 10 minutes.
5. Results in 4–6 hours — in your app, with a doctor call to explain them.
Author Details
Written By
Dr. Abdul Kalam
MD (Physician)
Supervised By
Dr. Meera Nair
MD (Pathology)

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Frequently asked questions
Bioavailable testosterone refers to the fraction of testosterone that is available to the body for use, which is crucial for assessing hormone health.
Our service provides simple instructions for collecting your sample at home, ensuring convenience and privacy.
Results are typically available within a few days after sample collection, allowing for prompt treatment decisions.
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