FertileCheck - Ovulation Monitoring Kit for Conception

FertileCheck is a fertility test kit that helps women monitor their ovulation cycle for optimal conception timing.

FertileCheck FAQ

What is a fertility health check?

Helping you to better understand your hormones and fertility better, the fertility health check not only measures your reproductive hormone levels and ovarian reserve but delivers a complete picture of your overall hormonal health and well-being. Ideal for anyone trying to conceive or thinking about having a baby. Knowing MORE matters!

Why do I need a fertility test?

have any other reason to be concerned about your fertility, for example, if you've had treatment for cancer or you think you might have had a sexually transmitted infection (STI) Fertility tests can take time and female fertility decreases with age, so it's best to make an appointment early.

How do I know if my fertility test is reliable?

No one fertility test is reliable by itself. It’s important to combine multiple tests to get the best assessment of your fertility. Ask your doctor about testing your ovarian reserve with your AMH, day 3 follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), and estradiol levels. Seek genetic tests to check for underlying issues.

How do you test female fertility?

Testing female fertility can be a complex process. If you’re hoping to use fertility tests to achieve pregnancy more quickly, you might start by using at home tests, such as basal body temperature charting and ovulation prediction tests.

How does a female fertility assessment work?

She has more than 20 years' of professional experience and hopes to log many more. A female fertility assessment might include a check of hormone levels, your genetics, and more, but ultimately you get to choose what to do next.

When should I see a GP if I have fertility problems?

Women aged 36 and over, and anyone who's already aware they may have fertility problems, should see their GP sooner. They can check for common causes of fertility problems and suggest treatments that could help. Infertility is usually only diagnosed when a couple have not managed to conceive after a year of trying.

When should I make an appointment for a fertility test?

Fertility tests can take time and female fertility decreases with age, so it's best to make an appointment early. The GP will be able to do an initial assessment to check for things that may be causing your fertility problems and advise you about what to do next.