Fertility Tests

Whether you're actively trying to conceive or simply curious about your reproductive health, a fertility test from home can give you an initial indication without needing a GP referral first.

Fertility Testing for Women and Men

For women, fertility tests typically focus on ovarian reserve and cycle-related hormones. If ovarian reserve is your main question, our AMH Test measures this specific hormone from a simple blood sample, giving a clear first indication without a broader panel.

Fertility Markers You Can Test

•         AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone), a key marker of ovarian reserve

•         Broader female fertility hormone panels (Small, Medium, Large)

•         Sperm concentration

•         Male fertility hormone markers, including testosterone

•         Ovulation (LH) tracking

•         Early pregnancy and pregnancy testing

Testing Before or During Your Fertility Journey

For men, the focus is sperm concentration and related hormone markers. Fertility markers can change over time, which means testing isn't only useful once you've been trying to conceive for months, but earlier too, as a baseline to track against later.

If you're planning ahead rather than actively trying yet, it's also worth thinking about your nutritional foundation alongside fertility markers, since deficiencies can affect fertility for both partners. For men, the Sperm Test gives a rapid at-home result without a clinic visit, so you know where you stand before making any changes.

As with any home test, results are a starting point for a conversation with a healthcare professional, but that first fertility test is often what turns uncertainty into an actual next step.