Testosterone testing is more flexible in older men
Researchers looked at testosterone levels measured in 2,600 men who went to an erectile dysfunction clinic. In men younger than 45, testosterone was highest at 7 a.m. but as much as 33% lower by 2 p.m. In contrast, the levels in older men varied very little.
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