Fertility Test Women
Measure AMH at home to assess ovarian reserve and fertility potential. Simple finger-prick kit, digital results.
Product details: EUR 29.99 — InStock — SKU A-AMH — GetTested
About this test
What This Test Measures
The test measures Anti Müllerian Hormone (AMH) in a blood sample.
AMH is produced by ovarian follicles and is used as a marker of ovarian reserve. Lower AMH levels may be associated with reduced ovarian reserve, while higher AMH levels may be seen in some cases with increased follicle activity, including some presentations of polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), previously known as PCOS.
The test provides a qualitative indication of AMH level within the following approximate ranges:
Below 1 ng/mL: May be associated with lower ovarian reserve
1 to 7 ng/mL: Within the stated reference range
Above 7 ng/mL: May indicate elevated AMH levels
Target Audience
This test is intended for healthcare professionals who need a rapid AMH screening tool to support assessment of ovarian reserve within healthcare settings.
How It Works
1. Order the Kit
The kit is ordered for professional use in healthcare settings.
2. Collect the Sample
A small capillary blood sample is collected according to the included instructions.
3. Run the Test
The blood sample and provided solution are applied to the test cassette according to the test procedure.
4. Read the Result
The result is read visually after approximately 10 minutes, according to the included instructions.
Sample Collection
The test uses a small capillary blood sample collected by finger prick. The sample is applied to the test cassette together with the provided solution.
Sample collection and result interpretation should be performed according to the included instructions and applicable professional procedures.
Preparation Before Testing
The test can be performed at any time of day and is not dependent on menstrual cycle day, according to the test information.
Follow the instructions provided by the healthcare professional and the included test instructions. Preparation, sample collection and timing should be performed under appropriate professional guidance.
Important Limitations
This test is intended as a screening tool and provides a qualitative indication of Anti Müllerian Hormone (AMH) level. It does not replace laboratory analysis, clinical fertility assessment or medical evaluation when further investigation is needed.
AMH is one marker related to ovarian reserve and should be interpreted together with other clinical information. It does not provide a direct assessment of fertility or pregnancy potential.
Results should be interpreted by healthcare professionals according to the included instructions and within the relevant clinical context.
Biomarkers included
- Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH): Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is a hormone produced by the ovaries that indicates a woman’s ovarian reserve, reflecting the number of eggs remaining. It is commonly used to assess fertility potential and is an important marker in reproductive medicine.
How to prepare
Follow the included test instructions and applicable professional procedures. The test is not dependent on menstrual cycle day, according to the test information.
Frequently asked questions
What can AMH levels indicate?
AMH can provide information related to ovarian reserve. Lower levels may be associated with reduced ovarian reserve, while elevated levels may be seen in some cases with increased follicle activity.
Is this test intended for home use?
No. The test is CE-marked and intended for professional use in healthcare settings.
Customer reviews
4.6/5 (5)
- 4/5 — Took a little effort to get enough blood for the sample, but otherwise a very straightforward process. Clear results.
- 5/5 — Was a bit nervous about the finger prick, but it was easy and the result was easy to read.
- 5/5 — The instructions were clear and I got my results in exactly ten minutes.
- 5/5 — Really fast delivery and the test worked exactly as described.
- 4/5 — Useful for a quick check at home.