Missing Mojo – CheqUp

Missing Mojo

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Sorry guys, we're not always superheroes between the sheets – and the problem is that most men don't talk about it.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be caused by many factors so check out what your body's telling you before you go down the route of medication.

There are many reasons, but you can do things to understand the situation and minimise the risks. Our Missing Mojo test will look at what’s going on with your testosterone, HbA1C, cholesterol and thyroid function.

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Sorry guys, we're not always superheroes between the sheets – and the problem is that most men don't talk about it. Especially to their mates! Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be caused by many factors so check what your body's telling you before you go down the route of medication.

It probably won’t be a surprise if we start by saying it can be either physical or psychological and often, annoyingly, a combination of both. Basically, it’s complicated and common. There are many reasons, but you can do things to understand the situation and minimise the risks. Our Missing Mojo test will look at what’s going on with your testosterone, blood, cholesterol and thyroid function.

Lifestyle choices can be hugely impactful on sexual health and men are particularly prone to certain conditions. Monitoring changes as we get older helps to preserve long-term wellness and factors such as healthy diet, regular exercise, managing stress, and practicing moderation with alcohol can all make a difference.

Don’t wait for something to go wrong. Take control. Get peace of mind or get on top of any issues that might require medical advice. We recommend repeating tests regularly to monitor or track any changes in your personal results dashboard.

This test includes the following 12 biomarkers: for details see the ‘Biomarkers’ tab.

  • Testosterone (1 biomarker)
  • Prolactin (1 biomarker)
  • HbA1C (1 biomarker)
  • Full Cholesterol test (6 biomarkers)
  • Thyroid function test (3 biomarkers)

Simple, easy, convenient

Our tests deliver insights, spur actions, and empower happier, healthier lives.

This simple at-home blood test is sent to your door with full instructions on how to complete the test and send it off to our laboratory using the pre-paid envelope and packaging. 

All our blood samples are analysed at leading UK laboratories which are accredited by UKAS to ISO15189 standards reflecting the highest pathology standards. 

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HOW IT WORKS

Step 1

Order online

Use our secure ordering system to select your tests and we'll get them sent out to you the next working day

Step 2

Test at home

Do the test in the privacy of your own home. Send back to our lab for processing using the pre-paid postage label. Sit back and relax

Step 3

Receive your results

Access and review your results using our secure online portal. Get peace of mind or give yourself the power to make informed medical choices

Step 1

Order online

Use our secure ordering system to select your tests and we'll get them sent out to you the next working day

Step 2

Test at home

Do the test in the privacy of your own home. Send back to our lab for processing using the pre-paid postage label. Sit back and relax

Step 3

Receive your results

Access and review your results using our secure online portal. Get peace of mind or give yourself the power to make informed medical choices

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HOW TO TAKE A BLOOD TEST AT HOME

AVOIDING COMMON ISSUES

INSUFFICIENT BLOOD

Warm your hands before you start. Stand up while collecting the blood. Hold your arm down so gravity does its thing. Gently milk your finger

 

DAMAGED BLOOD

Try not to squeeze too hard as it can damage the the blood cells. Use a new lancet on another finger to keep blood flowing naturally

 

BLOOD CLOTTING

Make sure you post your samples close to the time of collection. Avoid hot days and posting before a long holiday weekend

 

The Missing Mojo test provides an assessment of your body’s key indicators that can be factors in erectile disfunction. Including an in-depth analysis of your thyroid, cholesterol, testosterone and the main diabetes marker.

Don’t wait for something to go wrong before you pay attention to your wellness. Be health positive and take control. This check-up will advise you what, if anything, needs attention ED can impact you at any age (one study found 26% of men under 40 were impacted by ED)

There are many reasons, but you can do things to understand the situation and minimise the risks.

Firstly, what are the significant factors and how many can we check by way of a blood test?

Conditions that affect blood flow and circulation to the penis can be physical or hormonal. Blood flow can be impacted by vascular conditions (ones that affect the blood vessels).

Vascular conditions are recognised as common causes of erectile dysfunction and include;

• heart disease (like coronary artery disease – where the arteries in the heart become clogged) • high blood pressure (also known as hypertension) • diabetes • high cholesterol • being overweight/obesity

Hormone imbalance Hormones act as chemical messengers relaying information from one set of cells to another. Hormones play an important role in both wanting sex and being able to have it. Typical hormonal imbalances that can cause ED: • low testosterone levels can impact both sexual desire and blood flow • high prolactin levels can trigger headaches, low libido, and ED • abnormal thyroid levels can trigger low mood, fatigue, and low sex drive.

Blood tests can be helpful to cross off some important physical causes of ED.

• Testosterone level (hormone test) This tests for: Low testosterone • Thyroid (T3, T4, TSH) function (hormone tests) • Prolactin level (hormone test) • Full blood examination (FBE)This tests for: Anemia • HbA1C blood glucose test This tests for diabetes indicators • Fasting lipids test (cholesterol levels, triglyceride levels) This tests for possible heart disease.
Testosterone

is a sex hormone that is found in both males and females. It plays a key role in sexual development. Total Testosterone includes the testosterone bound to protein in the bloodstream as well as free testosterone. Free testosterone is testosterone that is not bound to proteins


Prolactin

Prolactin is hormone produced in the brain. It has a wide range of important roles including chemical regulation and fertility. It is found in men and women.


HbA1C

The haemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) test measures the amount of blood sugar (glucose) attached to your haemoglobin. haemoglobin is the part of your red blood cells that carries oxygen from your lungs to the rest of your body.


Lipid Profile /Full Cholesterol test

Cholesterol is a fatty substance mostly created by the liver from the fatty foods in your diet and is vital for the normal functioning of the body.

Total Cholesterol - Total cholesterol measures the overall amount of cholesterol in your blood, including both "good" (HDL) and "bad" (LDL) cholesterol.

Triglycerides - Triglycerides are a fatty substance similar to bad cholesterol. High levels of triglycerides can cause heart disease.

LDL Cholesterol - LDL (low-density lipoprotein) can be considered as “bad cholesterol”. This makes you more likely to have heart problems or a stroke.

HDL Cholesterol - HDL (high-density lipoprotein) cholesterol can be considered “good cholesterol”. this makes you less likely to have heart problems or a stroke.

Non-HDL Cholesterol - Non-HDL cholesterol, as its name implies, subtracts your high-density lipoprotein (HDL, or "good") cholesterol number from your total cholesterol number. So it contains all the "bad" types of cholesterol.

HDL % of total/Total HDL Ratio - This is the ratio of all the "bad" types of cholesterol to total cholesterol. The higher the number, the greater the chance of heart problems


Thyroid function test

Thyroid hormones help to regulate important body processes such as metabolism and brain development. Under or over-active thyroid problems can present with both physical, mental and metabolic disorders. This blood test can help diagnose thyroid problems, as well as monitor and guide treatment in established cases.

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) - A TSH test is done to find out if your thyroid gland is working the way it should. It can tell you if it’s overactive (hyperthyroidism) or underactive (hypothyroidism).

Triiodothyronine (T3, free) - T3 is one of two major hormones made by your thyroid, a small, butterfly-shaped gland located near the throat. The other hormone is called thyroxine (T4) T3 and T4 work together to regulate how your body uses energy.

Thyroxine (FT4) - T4 is one of two major hormones made by your thyroid, a small, butterfly-shaped gland located near the throat. The other hormone is called Triiodothyronine (T3.) T3 and T4 work together to regulate how your body uses energy


Blood Test FAQs

If you need more information, please contact us

Why should I take this test?

At CheqUp we think everyone should be health positive. Whether you’re concerned about something specific or just want peace of mind, our tests are easy, fast and convenient so health isn’t something that happens to you, it’s something you control.

Our plans are simple to manage, affordable and tailored to your needs and lifestyle. You take our tests in the comfort and privacy of your own home, at a fraction of the price of most private medicals and without bothering your doctor. Check out any issues or understand how key markers can help guide your decisions and health wellbeing.

All backed-up by our friendly and efficient team. Peace of mind and the highest quality tests.

You’re always in control of your health

How do I take the test?

Taking the test is really straightforward. Just follow the step-by-step instructions which are included in your test kit or watch our short video which explains everything.

Please verify you have all the components required to complete the testing process and if you need further assistance, please contact our customer services team by email at info@chequp.com or through our webchat and we will be happy to help.

How do I register and activate my test?

Registering your test is easy.

Just visit: https://chequp.com/start - create an account and follow the steps to register your test.

You’ll need the 16-digit code on the front of your test box If you already have an account, please log into the account and on the top right corner click the "Activate Test" button.

Will there be enough blood?

If you follow the instructions in our video or in the step-by-step guide included in your kit, you will have enough blood to complete the test.

If you are struggling in collecting enough sample; jogging on the spot and increasing your heart rate will help your blood circulation, always collect from the end of your finger and hold your hand down, you can lightly squeeze your finger in a downwards motion to help with blood flow.

If you have used all three of the lancets and have still failed to collect an adequate sample please contact us via email at info@chequp.com or through our webchat for assistance.

REMEMBER: It is really important that you fill the vials to the required line.

How do I send my test back to you?

It’s really easy and everything you need is included in the kit which will be sent to your door. Please complete your testing as per the instructions included in your test kit, making sure to seal the vial and the box correctly and register all necessary details.

The test sample must be returned in the same box, with the Tracked 24 Royal Mail label provided in order for the laboratory to be able to complete the appropriate testing -please keep a record of your tracking number in case there are any issues with your delivery.

If unsure please refer to the instructions or contact customer service by email at info@chequp.com or through our webchat for assistance.

Where do I get my results?

You will be sent an email when your results are ready.

This email will contain a link to our secure results portal where all your results will be visible. It’s a simple, easy-to-use process and each biomarker contains advice on how to interpret your results.

How long can I keep the samples?

You should do the test as soon as reasonably possible. Don’t worry, nothing in the kit will go off. But we’re sure you’re keen to take control of your health and get the results as quickly as possible

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Missing Mojo

£89.00