Why get tested
PSA measures the level of Prostate-Specific Antigen in the blood. PSA is a protein produced by cells of the prostate gland. These levels tend to increase with age and size of the prostate.
Although PSA is highly specific for prostate disease, it is not specific for prostate cancer. A raised PSA can also indicate an enlarged prostate, prostatitis, or a urinary tract infection.
How it works
- Collect your blood sample at home
- Register your Home testing Kit with the Unique Reference Number (URN) online here inputting results@dronline.uk as the email for results
- Return your sample to the lab for testing
- Results in 2-5 working days from receipt of sample at lab
- We will arrange a GP video call to discuss your details in detail and arrange any further tests/referral that may be appropriate








