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About this product
This at-home urine test detects follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) with a sensitivity of 25 mIU/mL. FSH is an indicator used to identify menopause stages, including premenopause, perimenopause and postmenopause. Used alongside your cycle and symptoms, it gives preliminary insight into your stage.
Choose the 2 Pack or the 4 Pack. FSH can fluctuate, so retesting gives more context. It is a screening tool, not a diagnosis, a fertility test or birth control.
At a glance
- Detects. Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in urine, with a sensitivity of 25 mIU/mL.
- Format. Midstream: hold the absorbent tip in the urine stream until fully saturated.
- Results. Read at 5 minutes. No app needed.
- Protocol. Test with first-morning urine, and retest 7 to 10 days later to confirm your pattern.
- Shelf stable. Individually sealed tests.
- Reads. Two lines is positive (elevated FSH) and one line is negative.
Menopause stages
Menopause isn't one moment, it's a transition. Your FSH level can change through it:
- Premenopause. Before the transition begins.
- Early perimenopause. Hormone levels begin to fluctuate.
- Late perimenopause. FSH may be elevated.
- Postmenopause. FSH typically remains elevated.
Caution
This test is a screening tool. It is not a diagnosis, a fertility test or birth control. Hormonal birth control, hormone therapy, pregnancy, certain medications and medical conditions can affect FSH results, so ask your healthcare provider if you are unsure whether the test is suitable for you.
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Why you'll love it
A midstream urine test that detects FSH, the hormone used as an indicator of menopause stages, with results in about 5 minutes.
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Preliminary insight, not a diagnosis
The test provides preliminary insight into menopause stages and is not a diagnostic tool for medical evaluation.
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Reads an established hormone indicator
It detects FSH in urine with a sensitivity of 25 mIU/mL.
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Track changes
Designed for at-home hormone monitoring, to help track changes associated with menopause.
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Retest for context
FSH can fluctuate throughout your cycle. Test again 7 to 10 days later to confirm your pattern, and bring consistent results to your healthcare provider.
Step by step
How to use
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Dip the test
Use first-morning urine. Hold the absorbent tip in the urine stream until fully saturated.
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Wait 5 minutes
Lay the test flat and set a timer. Read it at 5 minutes, not later.
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Read the lines
Two lines is positive and one line is negative. If the control line does not appear, the test is invalid, so retest.
Your result
Reading your result
Wait exactly 5 minutes, then read your test. Do not read it after 5 minutes, as the result may be inaccurate. C is the control line and T is the test line.
PositiveTwo lines
Both lines show, and the test line (T) is as dark as or darker than the control line (C). This means your FSH is elevated.
NegativeOne line
Only the control line (C) shows, or the test line (T) is lighter than the control line. This means your FSH is not elevated.
InvalidNo control line
The control line (C) did not show, so the test did not work. This is true even if a faint test line (T) shows.
Test again one week later to see whether your result holds. This test is not a diagnosis, so talk to your healthcare provider about your results.
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Questions
Questions, answered
Can I use the menopause test if I am on hormonal birth control?
Hormonal birth control and hormone replacement therapy can change your natural hormone levels, including FSH, so the result may not reflect your menopausal status. Ask your healthcare provider before relying on this test.
Can the FSH Menopause Test predict when I will reach menopause?
No. The test provides preliminary insight into menopause stages. FSH can fluctuate, so a single result cannot predict when menopause will happen.
Can you get pregnant in perimenopause?
This test is not a fertility test or birth control. If you are concerned about pregnancy or contraception, talk to your healthcare provider.
How accurate is the Diagnox Menopause Test?
The test detects FSH with a sensitivity of 25 mIU/mL and gives preliminary insight, not a diagnosis. FSH can fluctuate, so retest and review your results with a healthcare provider.
How accurate is the FSH Menopause Test?
It is a screening tool, not a diagnostic tool. Results are best read at 5 minutes and with first-morning urine. Talk to your healthcare provider for a complete assessment.
How does the Diagnox Menopause Test work?
The test measures follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in urine. Hold the absorbent tip in the urine stream until fully saturated, lay the test flat, wait 5 minutes, and read the lines. Two lines is positive and one line is negative.
How soon will I see results after taking the FSH menopause test?
Read the result at 5 minutes. Set a timer, and do not read the test later than the recommended time.
Is there a best time of the month to take the FSH menopause test for the most accurate results?
Test with first-morning urine, when FSH is most concentrated, and retest 7 to 10 days later to confirm your pattern.
What should I do if the menopause test result is positive?
Retest 7 to 10 days later to confirm your pattern. Two consistent elevated results give clearer information to discuss with your healthcare provider, who can interpret them with your symptoms and health history.
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