PRIMA Menopause FSH Urine Test Kit — At-Home Self-Test (2 Tests)

PRIMA Menopause FSH Urine Test Kit provides an at-home, self-administered option to detect follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in urine and help identify menopause status. This 2-test pack is designed for privacy, ease of use, and personal health monitoring as part of your wellness toolkit.

• Two tests per kit: Includes 2 individually packaged tests to support reliability and repeat testing if needed.
• At-home convenience: Private testing in your own space without a trip to the clinic or lab.
• Clinically validated: Formulated and evaluated to support personal health monitoring in the context of menopause.
• Urine-based FSH detection: Measures follicle-stimulating hormone in urine to indicate hormonal changes associated with menopause.
• Clear results to discuss with your clinician: Results can help inform conversations about symptom management and care options with your healthcare provider.
• Simple, user-friendly instructions: Step-by-step guidance included to facilitate straightforward testing and interpretation.

Benefits from using this self-test kit include gaining insight into hormonal changes at your pace, supporting proactive planning with your healthcare team, and maintaining privacy and control over your health monitoring routine. The 2-test format allows you to compare results over time or confirm a current reading, all from the comfort of home while you track menopause-related changes.

Frequently asked questions

• What does this test measure? It detects follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in urine to help indicate menopause status. It is intended as a screening aid and should be discussed with a healthcare provider for interpretation within your overall health context.
• How do I use the kit? Follow the included instructions: prepare the test, collect urine as directed, apply the sample to the test device, and read the result within the specified time window. The kit includes all necessary components and guidance for accurate testing.
• How should I interpret the results? Higher FSH levels can be associated with menopause in some individuals, while lower or fluctuating levels may occur earlier in the transition. Use the results to start a conversation with your clinician about symptoms, treatment options, or monitoring plans.
• Is this a replacement for medical advice? No. This at-home test is a convenience tool to support health awareness. It should not replace professional evaluation or diagnosis by a clinician.