Hormona Wellness Tests – At Home Hormone Test Kit

The cost of a hormone test depends on where and how you test. Lab testing ordered by a doctor can involve multiple blood tests and professional fees that may not be covered by insurance. At-home hormone tests are often more convenient and cost-effective than repeated clinic visits.

Hormona's hormone testing kit makes hormone testing at home simple, using a urine sample. Prices depend on the number of cycles included, so check the product page for current pricing and subscription options.

Yes, you can test hormone levels at home using a hormone testing kit. You can also get a hormone test through a doctor or a lab, but that usually means appointments, travel and a blood draw, and it gives only a single snapshot of your hormone levels.

Hormona's clinically designed female hormone test kit lets you do hormone testing at home with a simple first-morning urine sample. The app tells you when to take your at-home hormone test, and you scan the strip with your phone to see your result. This home hormone test measures FSH, estrogen and progesterone and is fully quantitative across the entire clinical range, making it one of the most advanced hormone testing kits and hormone tests for women available for at-home use.

By repeating a hormone test at home over multiple cycles, you can see trends and understand potential hormonal imbalances, without needles, clinic visits or lab logistics. A reliable hormone test kit gives you flexibility, comfort and personalised insight into your hormone health from home.

You can test estrogen levels at home with an at-home estrogen test that measures estrogen in a urine sample, with no blood draw. Hormona offers an estrogen test kit that lets you complete an estrogen test at home with easy-to-use estrogen urine test strips, guided by the app.

For an estrogen level test at home, collect your first-morning urine sample on specific days of your cycle, dip the test strip, and scan it with the Hormona app. The app measures estrogen through its urinary metabolite (Estrone-3-Glucuronide, E1G) and stores your results so you can track changes over time.

Repeating a home estrogen test across multiple cycles reveals patterns, which makes an at-home estrogen level test especially useful during perimenopause, when estrogen levels can vary significantly.

Hormone testing can help you understand how your body works in rhythm with your hormonal fluctuations. While popular online explanations of what to expect are easy to find, they describe the most common version of a cycle and do not necessarily apply to you.

You can test for just a single cycle, however this may not answer the questions you have. Cycles vary, and you may happen to capture one without ovulation even if you ovulate regularly. This is why we recommend testing for at least 3 cycles: to establish your baseline and capture the differences between them. Testing over longer periods, such as 6 or 12 or more cycles, can help you see how travel, your school year, or work schedule affect how you feel, and track transitions from feeling great to feeling fatigued without a clear explanation.

Your preparation starts the evening before. Try not to drink more than usual to avoid night-time trips to the bathroom, and place the test you plan to use along with a sample cap somewhere visible. In the morning, collect your first urine sample and test as soon as possible after collection, as hormone concentration decreases over time.

Our tests measure three key hormones involved in women’s hormonal health: FSH, estrogen, and progesterone.

Estrogen is measured via it's urinary metabolite Estrone-3-Glucuronide (E1G) since it’s a urine-based testing method, enabling accurate estrogen testing at home without the need for blood samples. Similarily, Progesterone is measured via it's urinary metabolite Pregnanediol-Glucuronide (PdG), while for FSH there are no urinary metabolites.

Together, these measurements allow a comprehensive view of hormone patterns using a single at-home hormone testing kit, including an estrogen test at home as part of the wider hormone profile.

The kit is exclusively used with the app as it will let you know which hormone is due for testing. Once notified, all you have to do is follow the instructions in the app. Which means ensuring you’ve got the right test strip, collect your first morning urine sample, wait for the analysis, then scan your test to receive your result.

Test results will be stored on your app, and once you’ve tested for 3 cycles, your baseline hormone trend analysis is unlocked.

Yes, at-home hormone tests can be accurate when they are designed and validated to clinical standards. Hormona's hormone testing kit measures key hormone metabolites in urine and quantifies your hormone levels, rather than giving a simple yes/no result.

When used as instructed, our home hormone test has >90% accuracy, compared with 50% for an at home finger prick test. Repeating a hormone test at home across multiple cycles builds a clearer picture of your patterns. Lab blood tests remain important for certain clinical diagnoses, but hormone testing at home with a reliable female hormone test kit can be both accurate and practical for tracking changes over time.

Technically yes: there is a schedule-free flow in the app that allows you to choose which hormone to test, how many times, and when. To make the most of this, think about your specific goal and why you want to test, then contact our support team and explain your situation so we can recommend the right schedule for you. It is worth noting that the full Wellness solution is designed around the natural cycle and includes lifestyle tips and explanations of female physiology alongside hormone values. The schedule-free option does not yet have the same level of informational support, however you can discuss your results with an AI bot trained on Hormona data and insights.

You can access your results in the app immediately after scanning the test. You will first see the numerical hormone value, then a dashboard showing the overall picture of your hormone behaviour. If you log symptoms as you experience them, the analytics screen will help you spot patterns and potential links between cycle phases and hormone results. The Solution screen includes dietary suggestions, a community where you can ask questions and discuss your results, programs, and articles — all available to you at any time.