Fertility & Reproductive Health Testing
Whether you're planning for a family now or in the future, understanding your fertility helps you make informed decisions with confidence. Our fertility tests cover ovarian reserve (AMH), ovulation and reproductive hormones for women, and semen analysis for men - giving you and your partner a clear picture. For broader hormone testing, see our women's health & fertility and men's health pages. Order online, no GP referral needed.
How i-screen works
Order online
Choose your preferred blood test and place your order securely through our website.
Receive pathology request form
We'll email you your pathology request form, which you'll need for your blood draw.
Visit a Collection Centre
Take your pathology request form to one of our affiliated collection centres for your blood sample.
Get your results
Your results are typically available within 48 hours depending on the test. We'll notify you by email when your results are ready to view in your i-screen dashboard.
Choose your focus
Jump straight to the area that best matches your goal or symptoms
Checking your ovarian reserve or planning for the future?
AMH (anti-Mullerian hormone) is a key marker of ovarian reserve - how many eggs you have remaining. It's useful whether you're planning pregnancy soon, considering egg freezing, or simply want to understand your reproductive timeline. Discuss results with your practitioner.
Anti-mullerian hormone (AMH) is a marker associated with ovarian reserve. Decreased levels of AMH may indicate low ovarian reserve, whilst increased levels of AMH is often seen with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).
Measure FSH, oestradiol, LH and progesterone — key markers relevant to reproductive health.
Measure oestrogen, progesterone, LH, FSH and testosterone — key markers relevant to female hormonal health.
Trying to conceive and want to confirm ovulation?
Confirming that you ovulate - and when - is a key step when trying to conceive. A progesterone blood test in the second half of your cycle confirms ovulation, while full-cycle mapping shows your pattern across the month.
Confirm ovulation with a progesterone blood test - a key step for women trying to conceive.
Track oestrogen and progesterone across your full 28-day cycle to understand your hormonal pattern.
Anti-mullerian hormone (AMH) is a marker associated with ovarian reserve. Decreased levels of AMH may indicate low ovarian reserve, whilst increased levels of AMH is often seen with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).
Checking male fertility or sperm health?
Male factors contribute to around half of fertility challenges, so testing both partners matters. A semen analysis assesses sperm count, motility and morphology - the starting point for male fertility. For broader male hormone testing, see our men's health & testosterone testing.
A semen analysis measuring key fertility markers including count, motility and morphology.
Sperm antibodies can be produced by the immune system and mistakenly target and attack sperm, potentially leading to infertility.
Semen microbial analysis is used to identify the presence of microorganisms in a semen sample. This test can help diagnose infections, sexually transmitted diseases, and other conditions that may affect male fertility and reproductive health.
Measure testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, LH and FSH — key markers relevant to male hormonal health.
Could an underlying issue be affecting fertility?
Thyroid function, PCOS and the reproductive microbiome can all influence fertility. Testing these alongside core fertility markers gives a fuller picture. Explore related thyroid testing, and read about the vaginal microbiome and reproductive health.
Hormone panel covering testosterone, insulin, LH, FSH and DHEA-S — markers commonly assessed alongside PCOS.
Measure TSH, free T3 and free T4 — the core markers for understanding your thyroid levels.
Measure Lactobacillus levels, pathogens and microbial balance — markers relevant to vaginal and reproductive wellness.