Men's health
Testosterone replacement therapy
MensHealthTRT services are available through Belsize Priory Pharmacy. Start with a free 30-minute telephone consultation, with appropriate in-person testing at our Belsize Road pharmacy.

Belsize Priory Pharmacy offers the MensHealthTRT service from our GPhC-registered Belsize Road pharmacy. Book the free first telephone consultation here; if testing is appropriate, it is arranged in person by appointment.
Your first conversation
Choose your free TRT consultation
Choose a time for a private 30-minute telephone conversation.
Appointment scheduling is provided by XRP Clinical Platform.
Available through Belsize Priory Pharmacy
A private TRT assessment pathway, connected to your local pharmacy.
The MensHealthTRT pathway is offered at Belsize Priory Pharmacy in London. Begin with a confidential telephone conversation; attend Belsize Road for in-person testing only when the clinical team considers it appropriate.

- First conversation
- Free 30-minute telephone consultation
- In-person location
- Belsize Priory Pharmacy, Unit 2, 134–143 Belsize Road, London NW6 4BR
- Pharmacy registration
- GPhC 9013113
Recognise what has changed
Has something stopped feeling like you?
Recognising a pattern gives you a clearer place to begin the conversation.
Low energy
Tiredness that does not feel like you.
Reduced libido
A noticeable change in sex drive.
Reduced strength
Changes in strength or muscle.
Poor sleep
Restless sleep or waking unrefreshed.
Focus or mood
Changes in concentration or mood.
Body composition
Changes in weight or body fat.
These symptoms have many possible causes and do not diagnose low testosterone.
Simple and confidential
How the service works
Private conversation
Begin with a free 30-minute telephone consultation.
Clinical checks
When appropriate, testing is arranged in person at Belsize Priory Pharmacy, Belsize Road.
Safe next steps
Treatment and monitoring are discussed only if suitable.
Symptoms alone cannot diagnose low testosterone. TRT is considered only after appropriate assessment and blood results; it can affect fertility and requires ongoing monitoring.
