Measure your level of Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) to assess the health of your ovaries, which are important for fertility and identifying the beginning of menopause. £20 discount automatically applied at checkout throughout March in recognition of #IWD2023
Understanding your ovarian reserve can help if you are planning a pregnancy or if you want to identify whether you are entering menopause (perimenopausal).
Our test measures your level of Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) which is a hormone produced in your ovaries and levels correspond to the number of eggs you have (your ovarian reserve).
Our self-test will measures the levels of Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) in your blood.
AMH is a hormone produced in your ovaries, and corresponds with your number of eggs, or your ovarian reserve.
AMH levels decrease following puberty and knowing your level of AMH can help you to understand how fertile you are and also if you are approaching the menopause.
If you are planning a pregnancy or if you feel you have symptoms that suggest you may be heading towards menopause, it can be very helpful to understand your levels of AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) as the levels correspond with the number of eggs you have left.
Levels of AMH increase from puberty, peaking in early adulthood and then slowly decrease with age. By reaching menopause, AMH levels become undetectable.
This test measures the Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) in your blood.
This is the hormone that is made by your ovaries and the levels correlate with your number of eggs remaining.
No, you do not need to fast for this test, but it is recommended that you take your sample first thing in the morning.
AMH is a hormone made in your ovarian follicles, which are where your eggs develop.
Levels of AMH peak in early adulthood and then naturally decline over time.
The levels of AMH do not tell you the health or quality of the eggs and having a lower AMH level does not mean you will not get pregnant, but it can make it more difficult to conceive.
The higher the AMH level, the more eggs you have and therefore you are said to have a higher ovarian reserve.
Free two-way shipping is included
Standard DPD delivery to you is included in the price and your kit also includes a Royal Mail 1st Class Tracked label for you to send your sample back.
All orders received by 2pm are shipped the same day. Orders received after 2pm on a Friday will be shipped the next working day.
A kit containing everything you need is sent to an address of your choice.
You can then take a simple finger prick sample, using the lancets provided and collect the drops into the tube. You then register it on-line and post it off to the laboratory using the Royal Mail 1st Class Tracked envelope that is included with your kit.
Your full report, showing your results and how they compare with the normal reference ranges, are reported back to you by email. You will receive your result the day after the lab receives your sample.
All test results are reviewed by the in-house GPs who highlight any areas of concern of that might need further investigation and follow up with a doctor.
No, you do not need to fast for this test, but it is recommended that you take your sample first thing in the morning.
Yes, your healthcare provider will recognise your clinically-valid results.
Your results link will be sent to you via email, so you can log in to your secure account and view your results.
Your results include your levels and where they sit against 'normal levels'. There is also a visual interpretation as a colour coded graph so they are easy for you to understand.
Your blood sample will be processed in the laboratory within 24 hours of receipt on all working days. You will receive an email with a secure link through to your account and your results.
It is very important you scan your unique QR code when you open your kit, as this is what links your sample and your result to you. Without this we won't be able to send you your result.
Yes, your samples are processed in the same laboratories that are used by hospitals and primary care providers. All of our labs are UKAS and ISO accredited, which are the highest levels of accreditation.
Your BioSURE Self Test kit contains -
Instructions for Use
Collection tube(s)
Alcohol wipe x 2
Lancet x 4
Collection tube label(s)
Pre-paid return packaging
We advise collecting your fingerprick blood sample in the morning, especially for tests that require fasting. Return on the same day in the pre-paid packaging that is supplied with your kit.
We also advise not collecting or returning your sample on Friday, Saturday or Sunday, so the lab receives it in the best possible condition.
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