Women's Fertility Panel
Our Women's Fertility Panel is an at-home, all-inclusive fertility test that brings the power of health insights to your fingertips. Measuring 6 essential hormones, this test provides a clear picture of your fertility and reproductive health. By learning about your hormone levels, you can gain valuable insights into your body's fertility cycle, empowering you to make informed decisions about your reproductive journey.
This test measures 6 hormones that impact your reproductive health: Estradiol, Luteinizing Hormone (LH), Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH), Prolactin, Total Testosterone, and Progesterone
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- HSA/FSA eligible
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How it works
Your women's fertility panel helps you understand your reproductive health and fertility discreetly at home. Collect your sample privately at your convenience and review your test results in the Cue Health App. If you have questions or need help interpreting your results, you can use your App to access on-demand telehealth visits with board-certified clinicians.
Purchase and register your test kit
Purchase your test kit from the Cue Health website or in the Cue Health App. Once you receive your kit, don't forget to register it.
Collect and mail in your sample
Follow the step-by-step instructions in your test kit and in the Cue Health App to collect your sample. Ship your sample to the lab using your test kit's pre-paid return packaging.
View your results
We'll let you know when your results are ready. Just log in to your Cue Health App to review them securely at your convenience.
Talk to a clinician
If you have questions or want to discuss your results, request an on-demand telehealth session in the Cue Health App.
About the test
What this test measures
Your hormones play a big role in your reproductive health. Ovulation—the release of an egg from your ovary—is influenced by luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), which help tell your ovaries to release eggs. Other hormones play important roles in ovulation, menstruation, and fertility. Use this discreet, at-home test to measure 6 key hormones and detect any hormonal imbalances that may impact your ability to conceive. Your test will measure:
Estradiol: This hormone maintains eggs within the ovaries. Monitoring your estradiol levels can provide important insights into your egg health and potential fertility challenges.
Luteinizing Hormone (LH): LH triggers the release of eggs from the ovaries, making it an essential factor in conception. Tracking LH levels can help optimize your chances of conception.
Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH): An important indicator of ovarian function, FSH helps stimulate egg growth. Elevated FSH levels may point to issues with egg health, crucial information for understanding fertility.
Prolactin: This hormone assists your body in milk production. Elevated prolactin levels can interfere with the function of other hormones, potentially affecting fertility.
Total Testosterone: A hormone crucial for the growth, maintenance, and repair of reproductive tissues. Knowing your testosterone levels can help identify potential fertility-related issues.
Progesterone: A hormone that prepares your uterus for pregnancy and helps maintain it. Decreased progesterone levels could indicate possible fertility challenges like menopause or ovarian complications.
Who should take this test
The Women's Fertility Panel is suitable for any woman considering pregnancy, actively trying to conceive, or simply curious about her reproductive health. It's especially recommended for women over 35 who have been trying to conceive for six months or more without success. Understanding your fertility helps put you in control of your reproductive journey, allowing you to take steps toward achieving your family planning goals with confidence.
You must be age 18 or older to take this test. This test is intended only for people assigned female at birth. Due to state restrictions, this test is not available to residents of New York.
What's included in the sample kit
This blood sample collection kit includes:
- Alcohol wipe
- Sterile lancet x 3
- Blood collection card
- Gauze pad
- Bandage x 2
- Blood sample return bag
- Return shipping box
- Return shipping envelope bag
- Pre-paid return shipping label
How to collect samples
Get started by downloading the Cue Health App. Please ensure you’ve installed the latest version (1.16 or newer). Follow step-by-step instructions within your app and sample collection kit to collect and mail in your sample.
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What to know about your fertility
What is infertility? Is it common?
Infertility is described as the inability to conceive after one year or longer of trying to become pregnant. About 1 in 5 women in the United States are impacted by some form of infertility.¹ In many cases, these are caused by disruptions in ovarian function, fallopian tube obstruction, or problems within the uterus. When trying to become pregnant, both women and men can contribute to infertility. Taking a woman's fertility test can help you understand your reproductive health and give you key insights into hormonal levels that may impact your ability to conceive.
Test yourself discreetly and talk to a healthcare provider
Taking a women's fertility test can help you understand your fertility and reproductive health. Get your test to collect your sample discreetly at home and review results right from your Cue Health App. Plus, it's easier than ever to discuss your results with on-demand telehealth visits through your App.
What can you do?
If you have reason to believe you're infertile, doctors will likely schedule fertility tests for you and your partner. If you are infertile, doctors may consider a number of different treatments to increase your chances of becoming pregnant. If you want to find out more about your fertility and reproductive health, talk to your healthcare provider.
What to know about your fertility
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Frequently asked questions
How accurate are the results?
The laboratories we partner with to process Cue tests are CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited, which means they meet the highest standards for pathology and laboratory medicine. Additionally, each of our test kits are assembled in FDA-registered manufacturing facilities.
How long does the testing process take?
In most cases, your results will be available 3 to 5 business days after the lab receives your sample. You’ll be notified once you can securely review your results in the Cue Health App. If your results are delayed, our customer service team will reach out to you.
Holidays may cause shipping and laboratory delays. These holidays include:
- New Year’s Day
- Memorial Day
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- Thanksgiving
- Friday after Thanksgiving
- Christmas Day
Will my insurance cover the cost of the test?
Cue tests are not currently covered by insurance, but we are actively working with health insurance companies to get coverage for Cue Health solutions. However, many Cue Care tests are FSA/HSA eligible, which means that your health benefits may be able to cover Cue. We recommend connecting with your insurance provider directly to inquire more about their policies and your plan. We work hard to keep our pricing accessible, and in most cases, the price of a Cue Care test is similar to the out-of-pocket costs for testing in a clinical setting.
I ordered my kit. What should I do next?
Get started by downloading the Cue Health App. Please ensure you’ve installed the latest version (1.16 or newer). Follow step-by-step instructions within your app and sample collection kit to collect and mail in your sample. If you have trouble registering your test kit, please reach customer support from the Cue Health App. You may also contact support@cuehealth.com or 1 (833)-CUE-TEST.
How will I receive my results?
In most circumstances, your results will be ready within 3-5 business days of the lab receiving your sample. You’ll be notified once you can securely review your results in the Cue Health App. Your health data is sent confidentially, and complies with HIPAA regulations for patient privacy.
Health test results can vary from person to person. We recommend speaking with a healthcare provider if you want to better understand your test, or if you have unexpected or abnormal results. You may also receive additional information from our team via email within 24 hours. If your results are invalid or you want to repeat your test, please contact customer support at 1 (833) 283-8378 or email cuecaresupport@cue.me.
Will my package be shipped discreetly?
Your package will be delivered discreetly by Amazon, our delivery fulfillment partner. Your order will always arrive in an Amazon box with no test names or Cue Health-branded images. Cue Health will not appear anywhere on your package in normal circumstances; however, it may occasionally appear on your shipping label on rare occasions.
Are at-home test kits available in every state?
Due to state restrictions, Cue mail-in lab tests are not available to residents of New York. Additionally, the Colon Cancer Screening, the Women’s Sexual Health Panel, and the Men’s Sexual Health Panel is not available to residents of New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island. These restrictions do not apply to Cue’s COVID-19 test.
What support will I get with my results?
What your test means about your health varies from person to person. If you have questions or want to discuss your results, we recommend speaking with a healthcare provider. You can go to the Care tab in your App to chat with a provider and access 24/7 virtual care; however, you should speak to your doctor if you want to inquire about unexpected or concerning results. If you test positive for certain conditions with a Cue test, you can access treatment with Cue Care™ services at no extra cost. If you receive a prescription, you’ll just have to cover the cost of your medicine. Please check the Cue Health App or our Cue Care FAQs for more information on which conditions are treated.
¹ https://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/infertility/index.htm
The price of your test includes the costs for an independent physician or nurse practitioner to review your information, determine whether testing is appropriate, and provide follow-up on your results, plus fees for other administrative and operational support. Of the $119.20 to $149.00, $7.00 is payable to Wheel Provider Group for its test review and clinician consultation services.
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