Find the right hormone test
Two questions. One test that fits. The price up front.
What brings you here?
Question 1 of 2
Use the test your prescriber asked for. Check with them if this differs from your order.
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Start with the smallest test that answers your question
You can always add more later.
Fertility What AMH and other fertility tests measure, and what they can’t tell you. 
Menopause What blood tests can and can’t show about perimenopause and menopause. 
Hormones Progesterone, estrogen, FSH, LH and more, one at a time. - ProgesteroneOne hormone, often checked after ovulation $45 See this test at HealthLabs
- FSH onlyOne hormone, often part of a menopause question $49 See this test at HealthLabs
- FSH and LHTwo cycle hormones on one order $59 See this test at HealthLabs
- AMHA marker of ovarian reserve $89 See this test at HealthLabs
- EstradiolThe main form of estrogen measured $99 See this test at HealthLabs
- Bioidentical hormone panelProgesterone, estrogen and estradiol $175 See this test at HealthLabs
- Basic female hormone panelEstradiol, testosterone, thyroid and general health $199 See this test at HealthLabs
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Timing can change the answer
Some hormones are usually tested on particular days of your cycle. Others can be tested at any time. Check before you book.
Check the timing
How walk-in lab testing works
Choose and order online
Pick the test and pay online. You don’t need a doctor’s visit first.
Visit a lab near you
Take your lab order to a draw site for a blood sample. Some hormones depend on your cycle, so check the timing first.
Read your results online
Results arrive online. Timing varies by test, so go over them with a clinician.
Guides to read first
- Women’s hormone test guideWhich test to choose and what happens next
- Female hormone panels comparedWhat each panel includes and when one test is enough
- AMH levels by agePublished ranges and what they can’t predict
- Perimenopause testWhat a blood test can and can’t show
- Progesterone levelsPublished ranges through the cycle
- What a hormone test costsWhat affects the price without insurance
How we choose what to recommend
We point you to the cheapest test that fits your question, not the biggest panel. Medical claims link to their sources, and we say plainly what a test can’t tell you. This guide is written by the FHP Editorial Team and is not run by any lab. How we review