
Together, we’re raising the bar for every woman, for any life stage.
We’ve teamed up with Sweaty Betty to support the launch of their first-ever FemTech collection – just one of the ways we are supporting women from menstruation through to menopause. We’re well versed in using data to inform our innovative reproductive healthcare solutions, having already leveraged predictive algorithms, cutting-edge data analytics, and AI to revolutionise its testing, consultations and aftercare.
Find out how we can support your health and fitness journey.

You track your training? Why not track your ovaries?
Hormones are responsible for keeping almost all of our bodies’ processes healthy. When it comes to our cycle and sex hormones, even tiny fluctuations in their levels over time can have huge impacts on our fertility and overall reproductive health. So getting to know your hormones is key.

Tired all the time? Heavy periods? Hot flushes?
These symptoms might be holding you back from achieving your fitness goals. Well this isn’t the default for having a female body. From menstruation to menopause, we’re here to give you clarity on what’s going on inside your body and create the right treatment plan for you (and your ovaries).

Training your body for the biggest fitness challenge yet?
Checking in on your hormones can help you to identify any lifestyle factors that could be impacting your hormones and fertility. This is because even small changes in your lifestyle can have big knock-on effects on your reproductive health. Testing is the only way to know definitively what the f(allopian) is going on in there.
hertility’s hormone and fertility test
Your journey starts here
Online Health Assessment
Tell us about your symptoms, periods, lifestyle and health history, so that we can provide you with accurate results.
Personalised test
Based on your answers we’ll create a bespoke hormonal panel of up to 10 hormones including, reproductive and thyroid hormones.
Receive kit
Receive your easy to use at-home kit with everything you need to collect your sample.
Results
Within 10 days, access your hormone results with a detailed doctor-written report and suggestions for your next steps.
Onward care
Whatever your results, we have comprehensive care options with our in-house experts and trusted partner clinics.

Get a Doctor-written report explaining your results
This sample report will give you a sense of what your report will look like, and how the results will be presented to you, but please bear in mind that as each test is personalised to the individual, your may look slightly different.
Get a sample report by email
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Sweaty Betty FemTech Collection
Don’t let life get in the way of movement.
We’ve partnered with Sweaty Betty to support the launch of their innovative new FemTech collection, designed to keep you moving through menstruation, maternity and menopause.
The result? A coming together of our own science-backed data and Sweaty Betty’s activewear expertise to create a collection that works for you, however you move.
The technical new styles include their Leak Protect Power Leggings, All Day Maternity Set and a special edition of their Athlete T-Shirt.
Explore Sweaty Betty’s CollectionOur story
For too long, women have been dismissed by the healthcare system. Their bodies are ’too complicated’ to understand and their health conditions remain ‘elusive’. So, we’re revolutionising reproductive healthcare and putting women front and centre of everything we do
By bringing reproductive science out of the lab and into the hands of every single woman worldwide, we’re setting a new standard of scientific rigour and education in female health to nurture the Mother of all movements - one powered by a new generation of women who back their bodies and their life choices.
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FAQs
Our hormone panels include up to 10 reproductive and thyroid hormones. Your panel will be personalised to the results of your health assessment to ensure you are screened for any conditions that might be relevant to you, your symptoms or your medical history. Check out what we test for a full breakdown of the individual hormones we test and what they do.
You can still test whilst using hormonal contraception. We’ll ask you about your current contraception in your Online Health Assessment.
If you’re on hormonal contraception we can still test for Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH), Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) and Free Thyroxine (T4) which will give you an insight into your ovarian (egg) reserve and general hormone health although it’s important to be aware that your AMH levels might be temporarily lowered if you’re on hormonal contraception. We may also test more hormones such as testosterone and prolactin, depending on your online health assessment answers. However, as hormonal contraception affects ovulation and influences some hormones, we cannot test for LH, FSH, Oestradiol as your results would be inaccurate.
If you want to test for LH, FSH & Oestradiol, we recommend coming off your hormonal contraception and testing on your 3rd cycle (or 3 months if your cycle has not returned). This allows your hormones to revert back to their natural levels and allows us to get an accurate measurement.
The bespoke hormonal panel which you will be tested for will be displayed prior to checkout after you complete your online health assessment. Please note that if you purchase a Hormone & Fertility Test, collect your sample and receive your results, we are then unable to provide a refund if you claim to not have understood which hormones we were able to test you for.
Your answers to the Online Health Assessment determine which hormones to test and on what day of your cycle. But whichever day you test, it’s always best to test in the morning, within 3-4 hours of waking up after fasting for at least 8 hours. Some hormones also fluctuate throughout the day - so doing your hormone testing first thing gives the most accurate readings.
We usually recommend testing on the third day of your period. This is because whilst hormones such as Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH), Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) and Prolactin can be tested any day, some hormones such as Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), Luteinising hormone (LH), and Oestradiol (E2) fluctuate throughout your cycle.
Since different hormones fluctuate throughout your cycle, if you are not on hormonal contraception and your cycles are regular, you must collect your sample on day 3 of your menstrual cycle. This is when your fluctuating hormones are at a baseline and therefore we get the most accurate results. But, if you use hormonal contraception you can test on any day. This is because we don’t test your cycling hormones (LH, E2, FSH) that need to be tested on day 3 of your cycle as these hormones are affected by your contraception.
If you have short periods, please test on Day 3 of your cycle. You don’t need to be bleeding as testing does not depend on flow. If your cycles are shorter than 21 days, please test on Day 2 of your cycle instead.
If you have irregular periods we generally advise you to test on your next day 3, rest assured you can wait, you just need to use before the expiry date stated on the back of the kit. However, if your cycle is longer than 45 days, we advise you to test on any day, as it can be difficult to identify what’s causing your irregularities and means you can get the information you deserve, sooner.
In the UK? Pop your sample in the prepaid envelope (no need to get a stamp) and post it back on the same day it was taken, using any Royal Mail post box in the UK.
If you live in Ireland, you will need to return your sample to us, using DHL. Please arrange your collection before collecting your sample! You can do so here or via phone on 0818 725 725. Please try and book in for a same-day collection. Instructions on how to return your sample will be sent to you via email. You will need your returns waybill number to book in your pickup. This can be found on your returns envelope inside your kit, and will also be emailed to you.
Testing on a weekend? Saturdays should have postal collections so collect a sample and post as planned, just be sure to post it before the last collection time! If your testing day falls on a Sunday, collect a sample as planned then keep the sample at room temperature (this stops your sample from ageing) and post it first thing on Monday. Please check the postal website for more information on your local services.
If you have managed to fill the tube to the first line (0.5ml), please return your sample to the lab. They will be able to confirm if there is enough blood to test. If there isn’t enough then we will contact you and arrange for a free replacement if this is your first blood collection kit. If you can’t collect enough blood to reach the first line, please email us on info@hertilityhealth.com and we can help you organise next steps.
Yes, you can still take our test, but please be aware that this may affect your AMH reading you will receive. In PMOS, the ovaries often contain a larger number of small follicles, which produce AMH. This overproduction by multiple follicles leads to elevated AMH levels. However this high AMH is reflecting the higher number of small AMH producing follicles in the ovaries associated with PMOS, and not necessarily an increased egg reserve.
We would advise waiting to test on your third cycle after stopping breastfeeding to ensure accurate results. If you are still breastfeeding but would like to take the test to find out about your hormonal health please ensure to mention this in your online health assessment, the Doctor will take it into account when reviewing your results.
Please reach out to our customer care team with any specific queries.
We do not recommend taking our Hormone and Fertility test if you are pregnant. This is because your hormone levels are influenced by pregnancy spike during pregnancy, and as such our tests would not provide accurate results.
We would advise waiting to test on your third cycle once your periods return following giving birth. Some hormones are impacted by breastfeeding, if you wish to test them accurately, we recommend testing on your third cycle after stopping breastfeeding. Please reach out to our customer care team who can provide further advice.
We have a number of clinical services to support you with your pregnancy, these include a Nutrition consultation with our specialist Dietician, a Midwife consultation and an Early Pregnancy Scan with our partner London Pregnancy Clinic.


