Women's Health Bundle
Four ways to check in with your health. One convenient at-home bundle.From thyroid health and iron deficiency to female hormone and vaginal pH checks, the U-Test Women's Health Bundle brings four individual screening kits together for £31.96. Feeling unusually tired, noticing changes in your cycle or simply wanting to understand more about your health? Different...
From thyroid health and iron deficiency to female hormone and vaginal pH checks, the U-Test Women's Health Bundle brings four individual screening kits together for £31.96.
Why choose the Women's Health Bundle?
Feeling unusually tired, noticing changes in your cycle or simply wanting to understand more about your health? Different symptoms can have different causes. These four tests offer a convenient starting point for exploring specific health markers, without booking four separate appointments just to take the tests.
Each kit serves a different purpose and has its own instructions, limitations and result interpretation. You can use them individually when appropriate.
What's included?
Why people choose to test
How it works
Choose the relevant kit.
Read its instructions and check whether it is suitable for you, including any timing or sample requirements.
Take the test.
Follow that kit's instructions for sample collection and result timing. The methods differ between tests.
Read and act on your result.
Interpret it using the included guidance. Seek medical advice for concerning results or ongoing symptoms.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to take all four tests at once?
No. They are separate kits, each with its own testing instructions.
Can these tests diagnose a medical condition?
No. They provide screening information that may help you decide whether to seek further advice or confirmatory testing.
Does the FSH test tell me whether I'm fertile or in menopause?
No. FSH varies, and a single home result cannot establish either.
What if I have symptoms but the result looks normal?
Speak to a healthcare professional. Home screening results should not override persistent symptoms.

