Fertility testing

Know your health.

Your hormones, your ovarian reserve, your timeline — measured properly and explained by a real person, so every decision you make is an informed one.

Build your plan Learn the basics first

What testing covers.

Hormone panel

Key fertility hormones — including AMH, FSH and estradiol — measured from a simple blood draw at a clinic near you.

Ovarian reserve

An estimate of your remaining egg supply, the single most useful number for planning your fertility timeline.

Cycle health

Ovulation and cycle review to understand what your body is doing month to month — and what it means for conceiving.

Results, explained

Your nurse concierge walks you through every number in plain language and what your options are. No portal full of jargon.

Your eggs, by the numbers.

At puberty you have around 300,000–500,000 eggs; at 37, around 25,000; at 51 — the average age of menopause in the U.S. — around 1,000. Knowing where you stand turns guesswork into a plan. (Source: ACOG)

By the time a woman is 30, she has only about 12% of her original quantity of eggs — and only 3% by age 40.

Testing questions.

For women who know they want children — or want the option — it’s never too early to understand your fertile health. If you’re not planning to have children until your 30s, our doctors advise getting an assessment as early as your late 20s.

Ovarian reserve describes the ovary’s ability to provide egg cells capable of fertilization. A woman is born with all the eggs she’ll ever have: roughly 20–40% remain during peak reproductive years (18–26), a little over 10% at age 30, and about 3% at 40. Testing tells you where you stand.

Your nurse concierge reviews everything with you and helps you decide what — if anything — to do next. For many women the answer is simply peace of mind. If you choose to freeze your eggs, your testing rolls straight into your plan.

Yes — pre-testing and lab work are the first step of every egg freezing plan, and they’re included in your subscription.

Get answers, not anxiety.

Start with testing — decide everything else later.

Build your plan

No commitment. No credit card. A real person replies.