Testosterone for Women
For women on HRT whose sex drive hasn't come back. Our service opens in 2027, and you can join the waitlist today.
WHO IT'S FOR
Made for Women Already on HRT
Testosterone can be considered when HRT has helped your other menopause symptoms, but your sex drive hasn't returned. That's who we're building this service for.
You're on HRT
You've been using HRT for three months or more, and you'll keep getting it from whoever prescribes it now.
HRT has helped
Your hot flushes, sleep or other menopause symptoms have improved since you started.
Your sex drive hasn't come back
Low desire is still bothering you, and you'd like to talk to a clinician about it.
You live in the UK
Including Northern Ireland, where Evernu is regulated by the RQIA.
YOUR JOURNEY
How It Will Work
You keep your HRT with whoever prescribes it now. We look after the testosterone.
Tell Us About You
A short online health questionnaire about your HRT, your symptoms and your medical history.
Blood Test
Measures your testosterone and SHBG, so your clinician can see what's right for you.
Speak to a Clinician
Go through your results and your HRT together, and agree a plan that suits you.
Ongoing Care
Your treatment is posted to your door, with follow-up blood tests and regular reviews.
We'll confirm the details, including the price, before the service opens.
WAITLIST
Join the Waitlist
Tell us a little about you, so we can shape the service around the women who need it.
- Be first to hear when the service opens
- Hear the price before anyone else
- Free to join, and you can leave at any time
Frequently Asked Questions
Women who are already on HRT and find it has helped their other menopause symptoms, but whose sex drive hasn't come back. NICE guidance supports considering testosterone in exactly this situation.
No. Treatment is designed for women from the start, at much smaller doses. Blood tests keep your level within the normal range for women.
Yes. You keep your HRT with whoever prescribes it now, and we look after the testosterone. We ask about your HRT so your clinician has the full picture.
Yes, before you start and again during treatment. It measures your testosterone and SHBG, so your clinician can get your treatment right for you.
We're planning to open in 2027. We'll set the price before then, and tell everyone on the waitlist first.
Yes. Evernu is a UK clinic regulated by the RQIA in Northern Ireland, and the waitlist is open to women across the UK.
Trusted Healthcare
Evernu is committed to the highest standards of medical care and safety, with all clinicians GMC-registered and independently verified by LegitScript.
RQIA Registered
Registered with the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (registration number 021687), meeting all regulatory standards for independent healthcare services.
LegitScript Certified
Independently verified for compliance with healthcare laws and pharmacy standards
GMC Registered Doctors
All our medical professionals are registered with the General Medical Council
Patient Safety First
Your health and privacy are protected by strict clinical governance protocols
