Female Hormone Lab Test

Do you have irregular periods or are you wondering about your fertility? Are you concerned about your general wellbeing, energy levels, weight or mood?

Take charge of your health in a positive way by understanding how your female hormone levels may be influencing your well-being and discovering steps to support your health. Knowing your hormone levels is a crucial first step toward making positive changes. Monitoring these levels over time can also help you track how they shift with age.

While female hormone levels fluctuate throughout the menstrual cycle, imbalances can significantly impact various aspects of your health.

• Measures 6 key female hormone markers (LH, FSH, Prolactin, Testosterone, Sex-hormone Binding Globulin, Free Androgen Index) 
• Easy at-home finger-prick blood test
• Delivers hospital-standard, easy-to-read results
• Provides clear guidance and recommendations for consulting your GP if needed
• Sample is taken on Day 3 of your menstrual cycle (if applicable)
• Receive your results within 7 days along with a personalised health plan and supplement recommendations to optimise your well-being
  

Take proactive steps to enhance your life. Measuring your female hormone levels is especially important if you:

• Want to better understand what might be affecting your health
• Experience irregular periods
• Have concerns about fertility
• Struggle with low energy
• Deal with acne or mood swings
• Wonder if you’re entering early menopause
• Simply want to learn more about your hormonal health

Steps:

1. Use our simple finger-prick test kit to collect your blood sample at home or in our clinic
2. Our team of experts will analyse your sample in an ISO13485 certified laboratory
3. Receive your detailed results online within 7 days, with expert guidance available
4. Get a personalised plan from our experts, including supplement recommendations to help optimise your health

For menopause information, consider our Menopause Lab Test.

Upon purchase of your Testing Kit, you agree to the Terms & Conditions, and Declaration & Consent Statement for that test. The Declaration and Consent Statement for each test is set out below and more detail can be found on our Terms of Service, Section 20.

To complete the activation of your test, please confirm the following:

1. The test is for yourself, or you are the parent or guardian of the person taking the test (defined as “you” below).
2. You are aged twenty years or over.
3. You are not pregnant nor breastfeeding.
4. You have provided your correct date of birth.
5. Your sex at birth is female and you are not taking any fertility treatment, oral contraceptives or hormone replacement therapy.
6. If you are still having periods (cycling), then you understand that the finger-prick blood sample must be taken on Day 3 of your cycle (where Day 1 is the first day of your period). If you are not having periods then the sample can be taken at any time.
7. You understand that you should take your sample in the morning.
8. You understand that you should not take biotin supplements for 2 days prior to taking this test. If you are taking prescribed biotin then we advise that you discuss this with your GP or Pharmacist first.
9. You understand that if less than 0.5ml of blood is provided you may not receive your results
10. You understand that if you do not complete and attach the small label to the blood sample tube then you will not receive any results
11. You understand that the sample should be taken and then posted on the same day.
12. You understand that personal and special category data is stored in accordance with our privacy policy and UK Data Protection laws.
13. You have read and agree to the terms and conditions.

Please contact the customer service team if you have any questions regarding this.
I confirm by providing a blood sample that the above statements are correct.

Please note, the Personify Lab Test is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. It cannot be used to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical conditions. If you have concerns about your symptoms, consult your GP. Always seek professional advice and never delay medical consultation based on test results.