How it works
How Low T Check works
Low T Check is an Australian doctor-matching service, not a clinic. Take a free two-minute symptom check (the ADAM questionnaire, a screening tool, not a diagnosis), get your score and PDF report, and request a call back. A partner clinic calls within 48 hours; its AHPRA-registered doctor decides whether blood tests are appropriate. Nothing is paid on this site.
1. Take the free symptom check
The check is on the home page. It takes about two minutes: ten yes-or-no ADAM questions, plus two questions about your health history. It is a screening tool, not a diagnosis. The check is free.
2. See your score and PDF report
You see a score out of ten and can add your name, email and mobile to download a PDF of your answers. Screening only, not a diagnosis. Keep the report, take it to your own GP, or ask a partner clinic to call you.
3. Request a call back
Pick a preferred day, or use the short form on any page. A partner clinic will call you within 48 hours to talk through next steps. The call arranges an assessment. It is not a diagnosis.
4. See an AHPRA-registered doctor
An AHPRA-registered Australian doctor at a partner clinic assesses you by telehealth or in person. The doctor decides whether blood tests are appropriate. Blood is collected in person at a pathology centre, usually in the morning, and may be bulk billed where eligible. Read how testosterone blood tests work in Australia and how doctor matching works.
5. Results and next steps
The doctor explains your results. Any next step, including follow-up with your own GP, is the doctor's decision. Any treatment is only if the doctor decides it is clinically appropriate.
What Low T Check is not
Low T Check is a doctor-matching service. It is not a clinic and it does not prescribe. The symptom check is not a diagnosis. This service is not for emergencies. If you need urgent help, call 000.
What it costs
The check is free. A partner clinic will call you within 48 hours. The partner clinic explains and takes any consult fee. Nothing is paid on this site.
Video transcript
Full transcript
[0:00] What Low T Check is (and isn't)
Wondering whether low energy, low drive or poor sleep could be linked to low testosterone? Here's how Low T Check works, step by step. First, what we are: an Australian doctor-matching service. We're not a clinic, and we don't prescribe anything.
[0:20] Step 1: The free 2-minute symptom check
Step one is a free symptom check on our home page. It takes about two minutes: ten yes-or-no questions from the ADAM questionnaire (Androgen Deficiency in Aging Males), a screening tool for symptoms linked to low testosterone, plus two questions about your health history. It's a screening tool, not a diagnosis.
[0:39] Step 2: Your score and PDF report
Step two: you'll see your score out of ten and what it may mean. Add your name, email and mobile to get a PDF report of your answers. Keep it, take it to your own GP, or ask for a call back from a partner clinic.
[0:55] Step 3: Request a call back (partner clinic calls within 48 hours)
Step three: request a call back. Pick a preferred day, or use the short form on any page with your name, phone and the best time to call. A partner clinic will call you within 48 hours to arrange an assessment.
[1:10] Step 4: The doctor assessment
Step four is an assessment with an AHPRA-registered Australian doctor at a partner clinic, by telehealth or in person. The doctor goes through your symptoms and history and decides whether blood tests are appropriate. Blood is collected in person at a pathology centre, usually in the morning, and may be bulk billed where eligible.
[1:32] Step 5: Results and next steps
Step five: the doctor explains your results and your options, which may include follow-up with your own GP. Any treatment is only if the doctor decides it's clinically appropriate.
[1:44] Costs, checking your doctor, emergencies
The symptom check is free, with no obligation, and nothing is paid on this site. Any consult fee is set and charged by the partner clinic, which explains it before you book. You can check any Australian doctor on the public AHPRA register. This video is general information, not medical advice. It's not for emergencies; if you need urgent help, call triple zero (000).
[2:09] Get started
To start, take the free two-minute check at lowtcheck.com. Or, if you would rather talk first, request a call from any page.
Get matched with a men's health doctor for low testosterone
A partner clinic will call you within 48 hours.
Take the free 2-minute symptom check
The ADAM symptom check shows whether your symptoms may be worth discussing with a doctor. You can also request a callback to get matched with a men's health doctor at a partner clinic, by telehealth or in person, for an assessment.
Free low T symptom checkWant to talk to someone first? Read how getting matched with a doctor works.
*Blood tests may be bulk billed where eligible, subject to doctor assessment and clinical indication.