Hertility Health

At-home hormone and fertility testing

Hertility offers an Advanced Hormone and Fertility Test for people who are trying to conceive, experiencing symptoms, planning ahead, in perimenopause or simply seeking information. The company describes an eight-minute assessment that asks about symptoms and goals and suggests next steps. Its at-home blood-collection kit is posted to the customer; the service describes a process that includes receiving results, speaking with an in-house expert and getting a care plan. A sample report is available on the site. Test results and care decisions should be discussed with an appropriate clinician.

Appointments and clinical support

The appointment menu includes a Fertility Advisor call, a hormone and symptom consultation, a pelvic ultrasound scan, a private gynaecologist consultation, nutrition and dietician consultations, a menopause consultation and counselling. The website describes the gynaecology consultation as including symptom-management advice, specialist referrals and care planning; ultrasound referrals are offered through partner clinics. The menopause service advertises specialist guidance and possible next steps, while counselling is presented for reproductive-health concerns such as infertility and recurrent miscarriage. Availability, clinician credentials and fees should be confirmed when booking.

Fertility treatments and conditions information

Hertility’s treatment navigation covers IVF support, egg freezing, same-sex fertility and trusted clinics. Its symptom and condition resources discuss fatigue and low energy, mood, skin and hair changes, painful or irregular cycles, endometriosis, fibroids, PMS and PMDD, and conditions the site labels PMOS (formerly PCOS). The Knowledge Centre includes articles, guides, webinars, real stories and a glossary. These educational materials are general information and do not replace a personal medical assessment.

How the sample collection works

The instructions recommend collecting a sample in the morning within three to four hours of waking and after fasting for at least eight hours; they also advise drinking water and warming the hand before collection. The kit includes instructions, a lancet, an alcohol wipe and a collection tube. The user is told to dry and sterilise a finger, wipe away the first drop, keep the arm below the elbow and massage the hand downward to encourage flow. Anyone uncertain about collecting a sample or with a medical concern should contact the service or a clinician and follow the kit instructions.

Workplace programmes and contact

For employers, Hertility describes reproductive-health support for HR leaders, insurers and brokers, with resources such as an ROI calculator, case studies and workplace guides. The company says it has supported more than 600,000 women; this is its own stated figure. Its London address is 167–169 Great Portland Street, London W1W 5PF. Contact details include info@hertilityhealth.com and 0808 501 5860. The listed support hours are Monday–Friday 07:00–18:00 and Saturday–Sunday 08:00–12:00. Hertility also publishes on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and X.