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Women’s Health & Hormone Test Kits UK
Compare female hormone, metabolic, AMH fertility and hair and hormone blood tests with private home collection.
Each test answers a different question. Cycle timing, contraception, HRT, pregnancy possibility and symptoms can materially change how results should be understood.
Seek urgent help for severe pelvic pain, heavy bleeding with dizziness or fainting, possible pregnancy with pain or bleeding, severe headache with visual changes or rapidly progressing virilisation.
The Grace Belgravia experience
Private testing in a considered home setting
Each product page explains biomarkers, preparation, timing and limitations.
Private collection supported by laboratory analysis and secure digital reporting.
Which kit is right for me?
Choose according to the health question
Compare the LH, FSH & Androgens panel.
Compare the Female Hormone Metabolic Panel.
Review the Female Hormone and Metabolic Test.
Choose the AMH & Ovarian Reserve Test.
Review the Hair and Hormone Test.
Speak with a GP, gynaecology or endocrinology professional.
The most useful option depends on the question, cycle stage, symptoms, medicines and whether a focused or broader result is needed.
Symptoms and context
When women consider hormone testing
Symptoms are non-specific and should not be used to self-diagnose PCOS, menopause, infertility or another endocrine condition.
Browse the collection
Women’s health and hormone blood tests
Home Female Hormone Blood Test UK – Metabolic Panel
Combines LH, FSH, testosterone, SHBG, free androgen index, HbA1c and vitamin D.
Home Female Hormone and Metabolic Blood Test UK
A broader female hormone and metabolic panel for people seeking wider context from one home collection.
Home Female Hormone Test Kit UK – LH, FSH & Androgens
A focused reproductive hormone panel covering LH, FSH and androgen-related markers.
Home Female Fertility Test Kit UK – AMH & Ovarian Reserve
Provides selected ovarian-reserve context using AMH; it does not measure egg quality or guarantee fertility.
Skin Health Blood Test Kit UK – Hair and Hormone Test
A wider panel combining selected hormone, nutrition and general-health markers for hair and skin-related context.
Side-by-side comparison
Compare women’s health test kits
| Test | Reported | What it covers | Timing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home Female Hormone Blood Test UK – Metabolic Panel | 7 biomarkers | Combines LH, FSH, testosterone, SHBG, free androgen index, HbA1c and vitamin D. | Record cycle day |
| Home Female Hormone and Metabolic Blood Test UK | Multi-marker panel | A broader female hormone and metabolic panel for people seeking wider context from one home collection. | Check product guidance |
| Home Female Hormone Test Kit UK – LH, FSH & Androgens | Hormone panel | A focused reproductive hormone panel covering LH, FSH and androgen-related markers. | Cycle timing matters |
| Home Female Fertility Test Kit UK – AMH & Ovarian Reserve | Focused fertility marker | Provides selected ovarian-reserve context using AMH; it does not measure egg quality or guarantee fertility. | Follow product guidance |
| Skin Health Blood Test Kit UK – Hair and Hormone Test | 21 biomarkers | A wider panel combining selected hormone, nutrition and general-health markers for hair and skin-related context. | Check kit instructions |
How it works
From choosing your kit to viewing your results
Choose your test
Review biomarkers, cycle guidance, sample type and limitations.
Receive your kit
Your kit arrives with collection equipment and instructions.
Record cycle and medicines
Note cycle day, last period, contraception, HRT and relevant medicines.
Collect and return
Collect the required capillary sample and return it as instructed.
Laboratory analysis
The sample is processed through the relevant laboratory pathway.
Review results securely
Read the report with cycle stage, symptoms and treatment context.
Laboratory and testing standards
Home collection supported by a quality-controlled laboratory pathway
Grace Belgravia home test kits combine private sample collection with laboratory analysis. Quality claims should always be checked against the individual product specification and the applicable testing pathway.
- UKAS-accredited medical laboratory processing
- CQC-registered diagnostic and screening pathway
- UKCA- and CE-marked collection equipment
- ISO 13485 quality-management framework
- Secure digital reporting with laboratory commentary
Medical and editorial review
Medically reviewed women’s health guidance
Review responsibilities are shown separately across hormone and skin context, metabolic evidence and quality governance.
Dr Giedre Narkiene
Medical Doctor and Board Certified Dermatologist
Reviewed androgen-related acne, hirsutism, hair change, rapid virilisation warnings and the limits of hormone testing.
View professional profileDr Rimas Geiga
Medical Doctor, Nutritional Sciences Adviser and Healthy Ageing Expert
Reviewed HbA1c, vitamin D, insulin-resistance context and responsible presentation of metabolic information.
View professional profileVeronika Matutyte
Medical Doctor and Healthcare Management Expert
Reviewed cycle recording, laboratory-pathway wording, pregnancy safeguards and diagnostic boundaries.
View professional profileAuthoritative references
UK women’s health and hormone guidance
Frequently asked questions
Women’s health and hormone test FAQs
Which female hormone test should I choose?
Choose according to the question you want to answer. A focused LH, FSH and androgen panel is different from a combined hormone and metabolic panel, while AMH provides selected ovarian-reserve context. Review the exact biomarker list before ordering.
Can I take a female hormone blood test at home?
Yes. These kits use capillary blood collected at home and returned for laboratory analysis.
What day of my cycle should I test?
Cycle timing depends on the biomarkers and the reason for testing. Baseline LH and FSH are often interpreted in the early follicular phase, while some tests can be taken at another time if the cycle day is recorded.
Can these tests diagnose PCOS?
No. PCOS diagnosis requires clinical assessment and exclusion of other causes. Hormone results can provide context but do not diagnose PCOS by themselves.
Can AMH tell me how fertile I am?
No. AMH provides selected ovarian-reserve context but does not measure egg quality, confirm ovulation or guarantee natural conception or treatment success.
Can I test while taking contraception or HRT?
You can collect a sample, but hormonal treatment can materially alter results. Record the product, dose, route and timing, and do not stop prescribed treatment without advice.
Do I need to fast?
Many female hormone tests do not require fasting, but combined metabolic panels may have additional instructions. Follow the guidance supplied with the specific kit.
Can these tests diagnose menopause?
Not by themselves. In many people over 45, menopause is diagnosed clinically from symptoms and cycle history. Blood tests may be useful in selected situations.
What symptoms might prompt hormone testing?
Irregular periods, acne, unwanted hair growth, scalp hair thinning, cycle changes or fertility questions may prompt discussion, but these symptoms are non-specific and can have several causes.
When should I seek urgent medical advice?
Seek urgent help for severe pelvic pain, heavy bleeding with dizziness or fainting, possible pregnancy with pain or bleeding, severe headache with visual changes or rapidly progressing virilisation.
Are the results medically reviewed?
This collection guide includes named medical and quality reviewers. Individual laboratory results should still be interpreted in the context of symptoms, medicines and medical history.
What happens if a result is abnormal?
Read the laboratory commentary and arrange clinical follow-up. Repeat testing, additional blood tests, imaging or specialist assessment may be appropriate.
