It is designed for adults experiencing possible menopausal symptoms, such as irregular periods, hot flushes, sleep disturbances, mood changes, or vaginal dryness.

Follow the instructions in the kit. Typically, a mid-stream urine sample is collected and applied to the test device as directed.

Results are usually available within the time specified in the leaflet (often around a few minutes).

Results may indicate that hormone levels are consistent with perimenopause or menopause changes, but they do not replace a medical diagnosis. A healthcare professional can interpret results in context and advise further.

No. While this urine test offers useful information, clinical diagnosis of menopause may require medical consultation and, in some cases, blood tests or additional assessments.

The test is intended for adults experiencing symptoms consistent with perimenopause or menopause. It is not designed for use in children or younger individuals without clinical guidance.

If results suggest menopausal hormone changes, or if you have concerning symptoms (such as heavy bleeding, severe hot flushes, or mood changes), discuss with your GP or a healthcare professional for personalised advice and management.

Follow the sample timing instructions in the kit. Some hormone tests require first-morning urine or specific timing to improve accuracy.