Yes, absolutely! You can take the test even if you use a hormonal IUD, birth control pills, or other hormonal contraception.
When you've ordered your test, you'll answer a number of questions about your health and any contraception you use. This information helps us tailor the analysis so you get the most relevant and accurate report possible.
Hormonal contraception affects the body's own hormone production, so we exclude three specific hormones that could otherwise give misleading results (FSH, LH, and prolactin). But you'll still get results for 9 out of 12 biomarkers that are important for understanding your body and fertility better.

Here are the markers included in the analysis if you use hormonal contraception:

• Your ovarian reserve (AMH) - which indicates how many eggs are left
• Your thyroid function (TSH, T3, T4) - which affects both energy and hormonal balance
• Testosterone and DHEAS - androgens that can affect ovulation, skin, and cycle
• SHBG - a protein that regulates how much of your sex hormones are active
• Iron and ferritin - important markers for energy, blood count, and overall wellbeing

Testing even while using contraception can give you a clear picture of your overall hormone health. So even though some hormone values are affected, you'll still gain important knowledge about your body and how you're doing right now.
You can read more about all the markers we analyze under What we test.

We test the same hormones typically offered by fertility clinics - up to 12 that have a significant impact on your hormone health and fertility.

Which hormones you test is based on the information from your health questionnaire. We tailor the test depending on whether you use hormonal contraception or not, so that your analysis is as relevant and accurate as possible.

Here are the markers included in the analysis:

• Your egg reserve (AMH) - indicating how many eggs remain
• Your thyroid function (TSH, T3, T4) - affecting both energy and hormonal balance
• Testosterone and DHEAS - androgens that can affect ovulation, skin and cycle
• SHBG - a protein that regulates how much of your sex hormones are active
• Iron and ferritin - important markers for energy, blood count and overall wellbeing

Testing even if you use contraception can give you a clear picture of your overall hormone health. So even if some hormone values are affected, you still gain important knowledge about your body and how you feel right now.

Read more about all markers we analyze under What we test.