Online Fertility Consultation
A 30-minute video call with an NMC registered fertility practitioner. Get personalised guidance on your fertility health and a clear plan for next steps, from home.
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Overview
Overview
Book an online fertility consultation with an NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council) registered fertility practitioner: a private 30-minute video call from home. Whether you are a man, a woman, or a couple, you will get personalised guidance on your fertility health and a clear plan for your next steps. You will also receive written notes after the call, plus £40 credit towards any Malebox test.
What's Included
What's Included
- 30-minute video consultation with an NMC registered fertility practitioner
- Pre-consultation health form reviewed in advance
- Personalised next steps and recommendations
- Consultation notes shared after your appointment
- £40 credit for any Malebox Home Test
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NMC Registered
Fertility practitioner
Video call
From home, on your schedule
30 minutes
Focused, private session
Notes included
Shared after your appointment
£40 credit
For any At-Home Malebox Test bought after the call
Meet our fertility experts
Francesca Steyn
Francesca is a fertility specialist and clinical leader with over 20 years’ experience as a nurse in reproductive health and patient care. She has contributed to national policy and professional standards, including serving on the NICE guideline committee and as a member of the HFEA legislative reform group. She is a recipient of the RCN Award of Merit, recognised for her leadership and impact within the field.
Anne Howard
Anne Howard is a Registered Adult Nurse with over 15 years’ experience in fertility and reproductive healthcare across both the NHS and independent sector. She is Chair of the RCN Fertility Nurse Forum, where she plays a key role in advancing fertility nursing through education, professional leadership and national collaboration. Anne is an experienced educator, conference speaker and published author, having contributed to a range of professional articles, clinical guidance and educational resources that support evidence-based practice and the development of fertility nursing. With particular interests in male fertility, PMOS, preconception health and improving access to fertility education, she is passionate about sharing knowledge, supporting healthcare professionals and championing high-quality, compassionate fertility care across the UK.
Gemma Coleman
Gemma is a registered nurse with over 20 years’ experience in gynaecology and IVF, working across both the NHS and private sector. She’s spent much of her career supporting people through their fertility journeys, offering practical guidance and a calm, understanding approach during what can often be a challenging time.
Jade Farrell
Jade is a fertility nurse with over 10 years of experience in both clinical settings and the e-health space. She is passionate about supporting individuals through their unique fertility journeys, ensuring they feel informed, empowered, and understood at every stage. Jade strives to create a supportive, reassuring environment and to make what can be at times a stressful experience as manageable as possible.
Who is the Fertility Consultation for?
This consultation is open to anyone looking for expert fertility guidance. Whether you're a man, a woman, or a couple, if you have questions about your fertility health and want to speak to a specialist from home, this is for you.
FAQs
Who will I speak to?
Who will I speak to?
You'll speak with an NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council) registered fertility practitioner.
The NMC is the independent regulator for nurses and midwives in the UK. Every practitioner on the NMC register has met strict standards of training, competency, and professional conduct, and is required to maintain those standards throughout their career.
Your consultation is delivered by an NMC registered fertility practitioner with hands-on experience in fertility clinics and male reproductive health. It means you're speaking with a qualified professional, not a general health advisor.
What will we cover?
What will we cover?
Your fertility practitioner will review your health questionnaire, discuss your situation, and give you personalised next steps. Whether you're just starting out or looking for direction after months of trying, you'll leave the call knowing what to do next.
When will I receive my booking link?
When will I receive my booking link?
Your Calendly booking link and health questionnaire will be sent by email shortly after you place your order. Book at a time that suits you.
Can I upgrade to a full sperm test?
Can I upgrade to a full sperm test?
Yes. If a full semen analysis is recommended during your consultation, you'll receive £40 off an At-Home Sperm Test with Consultation.
Is this a replacement for my GP?
Is this a replacement for my GP?
This consultation is designed to help you understand your fertility health and identify the right next steps. It is not a replacement for your GP or a formal clinical diagnosis. If further investigation is needed, your fertility practitioner will advise on the most appropriate route.
All at home tests
At-Home Sperm Test & Male Hormone Profile with Consultation
The Malebox at-home male fertility test gives you the fullest picture of your fertility from home, combining a complete semen analysis with a male hormone profile. It is designed for couples who have been trying to conceive for 12 months or more, in line with NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) guidance that both partners be investigated. You collect your samples in private at home, send them to our accredited partner lab, and have everything explained by a fertility nurse on a video call.
What this male fertility test measures
This test goes further than a standard sperm test. The semen analysis covers nine key markers: semen volume, total count, concentration, progressive motility, non-progressive motility, total motility, immotile sperm, vitality, and morphology, all compared against World Health Organisation (WHO) reference ranges. The male hormone profile then measures eight hormones from a blood sample: total testosterone, free testosterone (calculated), FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone), LH (luteinising hormone), oestradiol, prolactin, SHBG (sex hormone binding globulin), and DHEA sulphate. Together these show how well your body is signalling and supporting sperm production, giving you and your clinician context that a semen analysis alone cannot.
How the kits work
Your order arrives as two separate kits: one for your sperm sample and one for your blood sample. Order before 4pm on a weekday and your kits arrive the next day. You collect your sperm sample at home and package it using the temperature-controlled kit, which is unique to Malebox and helps keep the sample stable in transit. Once both samples reach the lab, your results are brought together and delivered in a single video consultation.
Clinical-grade accuracy, explained clearly
Your samples are analysed by an andrologist who is HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council) registered, following WHO guidelines. Your combined results are then delivered in a video consultation with an NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council) registered fertility practitioner, who explains what each result means and what your options are. You also receive a clear written report, designed to be understood without a medical degree.
Who it is for
This is the right test if you and your partner have been trying to conceive for 12 months or more, or if you simply want the most complete view of your fertility health in one go. Because hormones play a central role in how sperm are produced, pairing the two tests can reveal context a sperm test on its own would miss. It is a starting point, not a diagnosis, but it gives you a clear, accurate picture you can act on, and the expert guidance to take the next steps with confidence.
At-Home Sperm Test with Consultation
A Malebox at-home sperm test gives you a clear, clinical-grade picture of your sperm health, without a GP referral, a clinic visit, or a long wait. You collect your sample in private at home, send it to our accredited partner lab, and have your results explained by an expert fertility practitioner on a video call. It is the simplest way for men in the UK to understand where they stand.
What an at-home sperm test measures
Your sample is analysed as a full semen analysis, the same assessment used in NHS and private fertility clinics. It covers nine key markers: semen volume, total count, concentration, progressive motility, non-progressive motility, total motility, immotile sperm, vitality, and morphology. Every result is compared against World Health Organisation (WHO) reference ranges, so you get a proper benchmark rather than a vague indicator.
How the home sperm test kit works
Order before 4pm on a weekday and your kit arrives the next day. You produce your sample at home, package it using the temperature-controlled kit, and drop it at your local Royal Mail post office. Temperature-controlled packaging is unique to Malebox Health and matters more than most people realise, because a sample that gets too warm or too cold in transit can read lower than it truly is. Once it reaches the lab, you have your results within 24 hours.
Clinical-grade accuracy, explained clearly
Every sample is analysed by an andrologist who is HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council) registered, following WHO guidelines. Your results are then delivered in a video consultation with an NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council) registered fertility practitioner, who walks you through what each number means and what your options are. You also receive a written fertility report designed to be understood without a medical degree.
Who it is for
This test suits men who want to proactively understand their fertility health, whether you are planning ahead before trying for a baby, or simply want a clear baseline. If you and your partner have been trying to conceive for 12 months or more, our Home Sperm Test and Male Hormone Profile follows NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) guidance by adding a full hormone panel. An at-home sperm test is a starting point, not a diagnosis, and results can vary between samples. What it gives you is a clear, accurate number you can act on, and the expert guidance to take the next steps with confidence.
