Name: Newfoundland - Women Fertility Lab Test - Results within 48 Hours
Brand: Newfoundland
Price: 39.99 GBP
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Newfoundland - Women Fertility Lab Test - Results within 48 Hours

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Newfoundland - Women Fertility Lab Test - Results within 48 Hours

£39.99 £49.99 20% OFF

Estimated delivery is between Sunday, 07 Jun and Tuesday, 09 Jun if you order right now anywhere in the United Kingdom

Product Features

Newfoundland Women’s Fertility Test checks your AMH levels, providing valuable insights into your ovarian reserve – the number of eggs you may have left – all from the comfort of your own home.

1. Prepare

Take a few minutes to carefully read the instructions included with your kit. For best results, make sure your hands are warm to help increase blood flow before collecting your sample.

2. Collect Your Sample

Use the simple finger-prick device to provide a small blood sample. The process is quick, straightforward, and designed for ease of use.

3. Package & Post

Place your sample in the prepaid packaging provided. Free post it back to our UK-accredited laboratory for analysis.

4. Get Results

Within 2–5 working days, you’ll receive your confidential results, along with a GP-reviewed explanation and personalised recommendations. Access them securely via email or your private online portal.

What is AMH?

Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is a substance produced by the small follicles in your ovaries. The level of AMH in your blood gives an indication of your ovarian reserve.

When Do AMH Levels Decline?

Highest in your early 20s.
Gradual decline begins in the late 20s to early 30s.
Sharper drop from mid-30s.
Very low by the 40s, approaching menopause.

Why test AMH?

Fertility planning:

Helping you understand your likely response to fertility treatment such as IVF.

Family planning decisions:

Giving information if you are considering delaying pregnancy.

Medical assessment:

Aiding healthcare professionals in investigating causes of irregular cycles or other reproductive health concerns.