If you have a regular or irregular cycle, we recommend to stop taking supplements on day one of your cycle, and testing on day three. Since FSH levels naturally fluctuate throughout your cycle—typically peaking just before ovulation—testing on day th
Day one of your cycle is the first day of bleeding (not just spotting). Day three is two days after that. For example, if your period starts on a Monday, Wednesday would be day three.
If you don’t have a menstrual cycle, you can test at any time, including if you're postpartum or breastfeeding. If you're on hormonal birth control, testing can also be done at any time. If you don’t have a cycle, simply stop supplements three days p
To prepare for the test, stop taking all supplements three days before testing. If you have normal or irregular cycles, stop supplements on cycle day one and test on day three. If you don’t have a cycle, stop supplements three days prior and test at
Yes, you can take the test while breastfeeding, but it may affect the accuracy of your results. Breastfeeding can increase prolactin levels, which helps with milk production, and this can lower FSH levels. However, TSH, AMH, and Vitamin D levels are
Yes, you can, but it may impact the accuracy of some of your results. Hormonal birth control can suppress FSH levels, making it difficult to get a reliable reading. TSH and Vitamin D levels are generally unaffected, though, and AMH may be temporarily
Certain forms of hormonal birth control, like the combined oral contraceptive pill, the mini pill (progestin-only), hormonal IUDs, vaginal rings, injections, implants, and patches, may influence your test results. These methods can affect hormone lev
No, a doctor’s referral is not needed. Our Fertility Test is designed to give you key insights into your fertility and reproductive health from the comfort of your home.
Unfortunately, insurance doesn’t cover the cost of the test. However, you may be able to use HSA or FSA funds to pay for it. We recommend checking with your HSA/FSA administrator for confirmation if you're unsure.
Our Fertility Test is a great starting point for understanding your fertility. It provides key insights, but it doesn’t replace the need for additional testing if necessary. It’s designed to help you determine when to seek further guidance from a hea