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Ovarian Reserve Test
$49
Ovarian Reserve Test
$49

Understand If Your Egg Quantity Is Adequate For Your Age

This home collection test provides information about egg quantity and if a woman has a presumed normal age-matched egg count.
Measures
Day 3 FSH Level
Collection Method
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At-home Ovarian Reserve Test
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What's Measured
  • FSH
How it Works
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1 Complete a simple finger prick collection and return with prepaid shipping.
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1 An independent board-certified physician will review your results.
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What's Included
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Pre-paid shipping both ways
Detailed directions to guide you
Gauze and bandages
Help along the way if you need it
Biohazard bag for returning your sample
Single-use Lancets for pricking your finger
Finger prick blood card for collecting your blood sample
Alcohol pad for cleaning your finger
Your Results
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Easy to Understand
Gain meaningful insights about your health with easy-to-understand test results. Download and share with your healthcare provider, family, or friends. We also provide you with additional resources and helpful tips along the way.
Personalized
View a personalized report of each marker tested as well as detailed information about what your results mean for you.
Actionable
Take action on your health and wellness. Use your report to help guide your next steps. Set up a discussion with a healthcare professional to go over your results further.
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State of the Art Collection Methods
We use well-established and effective at-home collection methods that are easy-to-do at home. We only offer tests that meet rigorous standards for reliability and validity for at-home collection.

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This test may be helpful for any woman who is interested in learning more about her ovarian reserve, essentially how many eggs she may have.

This test is not meant to be an indication of how likely or unlikely it is that a woman will be able to successfully achieve pregnancy.

FSH is released by the pituitary gland in the brain and signals the ovaries to prepare for follicle maturation and egg release. A woman's FSH levels cycle monthly, with the baseline level of FSH determined early in the cycle. As a woman ages, baseline FSH levels increase because the hormone stimulation required for egg maturation increases as egg number and viability decrease. Lower levels of FSH early in a woman's cycle can indicate better egg reserve.

We do not recommend this test if you currently take hormones of any kind, including oral contraceptives. We do not recommend altering your hormone therapy without consulting your physician. If you are discontinuing hormone therapy, we advise waiting at least 6 weeks until collecting the sample.

Your results will contain your personal level of FSH which can be used as an indirect measure of egg count.

The results will indicate if your ovarian reserve should be adequate to achieve a spontaneous ovulation, provided there are no other causes for preventing ovulation, such as a hormone imbalance. This test does not diagnose fertile or infertile states of health and does not provide information about possible reasons for the inability to become pregnant due to ovulation disorders or other factors.

You will learn if your FSH level indicates a normal, diminished, or decreased egg quantity for your reproductive stage in life.

We recommend that any woman who has a diminished Day 3 FSH level or any woman over the age of 40 consider testing her FSH levels one cycle apart for a more accurate evaluation. As always, we encourage you to share your results with your doctor, who can provide more specific guidance regarding your fertility. Also, consider checking out our fertility test for women.