Ovarian Reserve Test
AMH testing provides insights into your ovarian reserve (your remaining eggs) and indicates if you may have more or fewer eggs than average for your age.
- At-home test
- Doctor reviewed
- 1 biomarkers
- Results in 2–5 days
Discover more about your ovarian reserve and whether it's normal for your age with our easy-to-use AMH Test Kit. An AMH blood test can provide valuable insights to help you make informed decisions about your fertility options, including IVF or egg freezing.
1 biomarker as listed by Randox Health.
Discover more about your ovarian reserve and whether it's normal for your age with our easy-to-use AMH Test Kit. An AMH blood test can provide valuable insights to help you make informed decisions about your fertility options, including IVF or egg freezing. Empower yourself with the knowledge to plan for your future. With our QuickDraw Premium sample Collection Kit, there's no finger-pricking needed. It uses the revolutionary Tasso+ device to collect your blood quickly and painlessly from your upper arm - all from the comfort of home.
As we age, AMH levels naturally decline - but they vary greatly between individuals. An AMH test offers a snapshot of your current ovarian reserve and can guide decisions around family planning, fertility treatment or simply help you understand your body better. It is important to note that AMH testing doesn't predict how many viable eggs you have, or your chances of conceiving, but will indicate if your AMH levels are normal for your age.
Description provided by Randox Health.
This test belongs to our Ovarian reserve (AMH) comparison group. See how it stacks up against equivalent tests from other providers.
AMH testing provides insights into your ovarian reserve (your remaining eggs) and indicates if you may have more or fewer eggs than average for your age.
Are you looking to start a family in the future and want to find out more about your potential fertility? Are you interested in learning more about your ovarian reserve (an indication of how many eggs you have remaining)?
Check your egg reserve (also known as ovarian reserve) to see if it's in the normal range for your age. We help you make an informed decision about egg freezing and IVF.