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CheckoutHome Female Fertility Test
The Home Female Fertility Test checks for levels of the Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH).
The test is easy to use and can be done in the privacy of your own home.
FSH (follicle stimulating hormone) is intimately involved with a woman's fertility and rising levels are associated with reduced fertility. FSH is the hormone that maintains the regular function of your ovaries and sex hormones and so it is a useful aid to assessing your fertility.
The Home Female Fertility Test is especially useful for women with irregular periodic cycles and women aged 30 or over. 2 tests are included and if both test results are positive it is an indicator of reduced fertility and medical advice (try our online doctor service) should be sought if you are trying for a baby.
1 x 2 tests per pack. Home Female Fertility Test Instructions
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babystart Male and Female Fertility Test Twin Pack
The babystart Male and Female Fertility Test Twin Pack contains a fertility screening test for both male and female partners trying to conceive. It is the only Pre-Conception home starter pack available.
The fertility tests are easy to use, accurate and can be used in your own home giving results in about 10 minutes.
This twin pack contains enough tests to test each partner twice.
Infertility affects approximately 10 to 15% of couples in the reproductive age group and these tests can help couples planning to have a baby or having difficulty conceiving.
The test is CE approved for home use.
2 x 2 tests per pack.
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The Female Fertilty Test
The Female Fertility Test checks for levels of the Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH).
FSH is intimately involved with a woman's fertility and maintains the regular function of your ovaries and sex hormones and so it is a useful aid to assessing female fertility.
The Male Fertility Test
The Male Fertility test is a unique test that will identify whether a man's sperm concentration is greater or less than 20 million per mL (the level the World Health Organisation uses to define fertility).
