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Hormone Test

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Get proactive about your fertility. Whether you're thinking about having kids soon or just curious, this test will help you to identify factors that might be affecting your chances.

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Tests 7 Key Hormones

Clinically test 7 key hormones and get a personalised report about your ovulation cycle - when eggs are released, how your BMI, health conditions and use of birth control can influence your ovulation.

Tests For Overall Wellness

The hormone test kit will also track to uncover hormonal imbalances which can affect your weight, sleep cycle, mood and fertility.

Affordable & Convenient

Clinically test the same 7 hormones as you would in a fertility clinic, at a fraction of the cost of fertility clinic. You can also skip the awkward waiting at the clinic and do the test in the comfort of your own home.

WHY TEST YOUR HORMONES

It's the best way to clinically test the same 7 hormones as you would in a fertility clinic – from the convenience of home and for a much lower price.

You'll learn about your:

YOU WILL BE ABLE TO

Understand Your Eggs

You are born with a set number of eggs, which decrease over time and at varying rates. We test for markers of your egg count and see what you're working with.

Key Hormone Indicators

Anti-Mullerian Hormone

AMH is released by cells around your follicles and is the most important hormone for testing ovarian reserve (the eggs you have “waiting in the wings”).

Test for AMH even on birth control.

Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)

Responsible for growing follicles and starting ovulation. Too much FSH can mean your body needs extra oomph to get things moving.

Test for FSH if you’re not on hormonal birth control.

Estradiol

A new sex hormone produced by the ovaries. Since high E2 can mask a high FSH, we test these hormones together.

Test for E2 if you’re not on hormonal birth control.

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YOU WILL BE ABLE TO

Monitor Your Ovulation

All about your eggs, aka your “ovarian reserve”— if you have more or fewer eggs than average for your age.

Key Hormone Indicators

Anti-Mullerian Hormone

AMH is released by cells around your follicles and is the most important hormone for testing ovarian reserve (the eggs you have “waiting in the wings”).

Test for AMH even on birth control.

Luteinising hormone (LH)

Produced by your pituitary gland. LH regulates the length of your cycle.

Relates problems with egg supply or other reasons for infertility.

Prolactin

Stimulates milk production and pauses ovulation after you give birth.

Responsible for production of breast milk. This hormone can indicate causes of irregular periods or infertility.

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WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

YOU WILL BE ABLE TO

Uncover Hormonal Imbalances

Out-of-whack hormones can cause your weight, sleep, emotions and even fertility to fluctuate. Tracking their levels can tell you what's going on behind the scenes.

Key Hormone Indicators

Free Thyroxine (FT4)

FT4 plays a role in your thyroid health. We test it together with TSH to get a better picture of thyroid function as it relates to fertility.

FT4 reveals your thyroid health or any underlying thyroid issues, which could affect menstrual cycles.

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

Produced by your pituitary gland, TSH regulates thyroid health.

A hormone that regulates thyroid health, which may influence fertility levels.

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WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

YOU WILL BE ABLE TO

Understand your thyroid levels

All about your eggs, aka your “ovarian reserve”— if you have more or fewer eggs than average for your age.

Key Hormone Indicators

Anti-Mullerian Hormone

AMH is released by cells around your follicles and is the most important hormone for testing ovarian reserve (the eggs you have “waiting in the wings”).

Test for AMH even on birth control.

Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)

Responsible for growing follicles and starting ovulation. Too much FSH can mean your body needs extra oomph to get things moving.

Test for FSH if you’re not on hormonal birth control.

Estradiol

A new sex hormone produced by the ovaries. Since high E2 can mask a high FSH, we test these hormones together.

Test for E2 if you’re not on hormonal birth control.

Free Thyroxine (FT4)

FT4 plays a role in your thyroid health. We test it together with TSH to get a better picture of thyroid function as it relates to fertility.

FT4 reveals your thyroid health or any underlying thyroid issues, which could affect menstrual cycles.

Luteinising hormone (LH)

Produced by your pituitary gland. LH regulates the length of your cycle.

Relates problems with egg supply or other reasons for infertility.

Prolactin

Stimulates milk production and pauses ovulation after you give birth.

Responsible for production of breast milk. This hormone can indicate causes of irregular periods or infertility.

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

Produced by your pituitary gland, TSH regulates thyroid health.

A hormone that regulates thyroid health, which may influence fertility levels.

SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE INFO

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

YOU WILL BE ABLE TO

Estimate Your Timeline

All about your eggs, aka your “ovarian reserve”— if you have more or fewer eggs than average for your age.

Key Hormone Indicators

Anti-Mullerian Hormone

AMH is released by cells around your follicles and is the most important hormone for testing ovarian reserve (the eggs you have “waiting in the wings”).

Test for AMH even on birth control.

Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)

Responsible for growing follicles and starting ovulation. Too much FSH can mean your body needs extra oomph to get things moving.

Test for FSH if you’re not on hormonal birth control.

Estradiol

A new sex hormone produced by the ovaries. Since high E2 can mask a high FSH, we test these hormones together.

Test for E2 if you’re not on hormonal birth control.

Free Thyroxine (FT4)

FT4 plays a role in your thyroid health. We test it together with TSH to get a better picture of thyroid function as it relates to fertility.

FT4 reveals your thyroid health or any underlying thyroid issues, which could affect menstrual cycles.

Luteinising hormone (LH)

Produced by your pituitary gland. LH regulates the length of your cycle.

Relates problems with egg supply or other reasons for infertility.

Prolactin

Stimulates milk production and pauses ovulation after you give birth.

Responsible for production of breast milk. This hormone can indicate causes of irregular periods or infertility.

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

Produced by your pituitary gland, TSH regulates thyroid health.

A hormone that regulates thyroid health, which may influence fertility levels.

SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE INFO

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

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Curate your own experience and select what kind of care best suits your needs during your fertility journey. Curate your own experience and select what kind of care best suits your needs during your fertility journey.

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To help you balance work, life and everything in between, we support you on your own time and terms. To help you balance work, life and everything in between, we support you on your own time and terms.

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Book Your Consult

Figure out your fertility hormone levels in 4 steps.

Order Your Fertility Hormone Test

Start by ordering Zoey's easy, affordable at-home fertility hormone test right here.

Receive Your At-Home Test Kit

Get your comprehensive kit delivered free within 4 hours, discreetly packaged, of course.

Collect and mail your sample

Do the simple finger-prick test, then pop your results in the mail so it gets to our diagnostics partner.

Review Results With A Doctor

Book an online consult to have your results reviewed and explained by your GYN.

What We’re Testing For

Your hormone levels are key indicators to your fertility health. These levels change over time as you move from one cycle to the next of your life.

Anti-Mullerian Hormone

AMH is released by cells around your follicles and is the most important hormone for testing ovarian reserve (the eggs you have “waiting in the wings”).

Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)

Responsible for growing follicles and starting ovulation. Too much FSH can mean your body needs extra oomph to get things moving.

Estradiol

A new sex hormone produced by the ovaries. Since high E2 can mask a high FSH, we test these hormones together.

Free Thyroxine (FT4)

FT4 plays a role in your thyroid health. We test it together with TSH to get a better picture of thyroid function as it relates to fertility.

Luteinising hormone (LH)

Produced by your pituitary gland. LH regulates the length of your cycle.

Prolactin

Stimulates milk production and pauses ovulation after you give birth.

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

Produced by your pituitary gland, TSH regulates thyroid health.

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Why should i test my fertility hormones?

With the information you learn about your hormones, you are better positioned to make decisions about when (and if) you want to start a family, whether or not egg freezing might be for you, and take action if your proactive tests show any red flags. Fertility testing is about arming ourselves with knowledge about our fertility earlier in life. Science can tell us a lot, but it can be confusing.

This fertility test has been designed to help you use science to inform your family planning decisions and do what’s extremely personal and right for you. And, if things interrupt your timeline, give you options. With a simple hormone blood test, you don’t have to wonder, you can get answers.

Dr Iroshini Chua

LRCPSI, MB., BCh., BAO (NUI

When should i take the test?

If your hormone panel contains E2, FSH or LH, it’s a good idea to test on Day 2-5 of your period. To identify this, count Day 1 of your period as the first day of a full flow that begins before 5pm.

Dr Iroshini Chua

LRCPSI, MB., BCh., BAO (NUI

When can i expect my results to come back?

You can expect your results to come back within 3-5 working days.

From here, you’ll be asked to schedule an appointment in with your gynaecologist online to have your results reviewed.

Dr Iroshini Chua

LRCPSI, MB., BCh., BAO (NUI

What happens after the test?

Your gynaecologist will explain your results to you in your consult and give you clear next steps, personalised to you.

You will receive a dashboard of your results which you can always refer to and show your partner, GP or specialist.

Dr Iroshini Chua

LRCPSI, MB., BCh., BAO (NUI

Can i do the Fertility Hormone Test at any age?

The test is most accurate for women aged 25 to 45.

As we want to make sure the Fertility Hormone Test will be most accurate for you and that the results are actionable and reflective of your situation, we do not recommend taking the test if you are younger than 25 years old or older than 45 years old.

Dr Iroshini Chua

LRCPSI, MB., BCh., BAO (NUI

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