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Female Hormone Health Test

Energy, mood or cycle changed? See what your hormones are doing.

Two blood tests across one cycle that check sex hormones, androgens, thyroid and insulin, to help explain changes in energy, mood and weight.

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$349 test + $99 first month = $448 today. Then $99 a month, cancel any time.

How Vively works

This test is for Vively members. Membership is $99 a month and includes a Baseline Health Check (our 70+ marker blood test), a GP referral and a 30-minute session with a dietitian. Cancel any time.

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18marker
1 to 7 business daysfor results
  1. TodayOrder online
  2. NextA short GP call. We arrange your referral
  3. This weekOne blood draw at a centre near you
  4. 1 to 7 business daysResults in your app
Female Hormone Health TestOne-off test, 18 marker
349once
Total today448

Your test plus your first month. Then $99 a month.

  • Cancel any time.448
  • Baseline guarantee: every Baseline marker in range? Get your $99 back. Add-on tests aren't covered. T&Cs apply.
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$1,656 of value for $448 today. See what's included
  • Your Female Hormone Health Test349 value
  • A GP referral, from a short telehealth callIncluded
  • Your Baseline Health Check analysis, 70+ markers$450 value
  • Your biological age$298 value
  • A 30-minute session with your dietitian, after your Baseline$360 value
  • A plan built around your results$199 value

All with a Vively Membership, $99 a month. $1,656 in total value, $448 today.

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"It gave us clarity. Instead of guessing, we understood what was going on and where we could make better choices."
Lucie and Kevin, Vively members

Vively members' first results, to October 2026.

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Which hormone testfits you?

Our women's hormone tests sound alike. Here's how they differ.

If your periods are still coming, but they've changed or become irregular

Perimenopause Hormone Test

Two draws across your cycle to see how your hormones shift. · $349

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If you haven't had a period for 12 months or more

Menopause Hormone Test

Your menopause stage and its metabolic effects. · $299

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If your cycle is regular, but your energy, mood or weight has changed

Female Hormone Health Test

Energy, mood, cycle and weight, across two blood draws. · $349

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If you have irregular cycles, acne or extra hair growth, and you're looking into PCOS

PCOS Blood Test

Androgens, SHBG and insulin, for people looking into PCOS. · $349

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If you're on HRT or the pill

Tell the GP in our network

They confirm whether to test now and which test fits, because both change hormone levels

What it can help explain.

Your hormones change across the month, so one test can miss part of the picture. Two timed draws can help explain changes in how you feel.

Energy and focus

Checks whether hormone or thyroid shifts may be linked to low energy, motivation or mental clarity.

Cycle changes

Looks at oestrogen, progesterone and androgens, which can be linked with irregular cycles, PMS-like symptoms, and unsettled mood or sleep.

Weight and appetite

Adds fasting insulin and thyroid markers, which can influence appetite, weight and how hard change feels.

A reference point

Gives you a starting point to compare with future tests, so you can see what changes over time.

18 marker, across two blood draws.

Every result is explained in plain English in the Vively app, next to your Baseline results.

Sex hormones

  • Oestradiol
  • Progesterone (day 2 to 5, and day 21)
  • Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)
  • Luteinising hormone (LH)
  • LH/FSH ratio
  • Prolactin
  • DHEA-S

Androgens

  • Total testosterone
  • Free testosterone
  • Bioavailable testosterone
  • Sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG)
  • Free androgen index (FAI)

Thyroid

  • Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)
  • Free thyroxine (T4)
  • Free triiodothyronine (T3)
  • TSH:T4 ratio
  • FT3/FT4 ratio

Metabolic

  • Fasting insulin

Plus your Baseline70+

Heart, metabolism, liver, kidneys, iron, thyroid, inflammation and blood count, from the same membership.

TSH and fasting insulin are also in your Baseline. This test adds the sex hormones, androgens, free T4 and free T3.

What's in the Baseline

A GP in our network reviews your request and confirms which markers are clinically right for you.

How it works.

  1. Order with your membership

    Pay for the test and your first month together, in one checkout.

  2. We arrange your referral

    A short telehealth call with a GP in our network, included. They issue your Baseline and Female Hormone Test referrals together.

  3. Take your test

    Visit any of 3,700+ partner collection centres twice in one cycle: on day 2 to 5, ideally day 3, then on day 21. No booking is needed, and the app reminds you when each draw is due.

  4. See your results

    Results arrive in the app, next to your Baseline. After your Baseline, a 30-minute session with your dietitian builds your plan.

When to test.

First test

Day 2 to 5 of your cycle

Ideally day 3. Day 1 is the first day of bleeding.

Second test

Day 21

Or 7 days before your period is due, if your cycle is irregular.

Both draws

Morning, before eating

Fasting insulin is part of this test, so fast for 8 to 12 hours beforehand, with water only.

After your results.

  1. Your numbers, against optimal

    Every result from this test in the app, next to your Baseline, the lab range and where it should be for you.

  2. Your Baseline, explained

    A 30-minute session with your dietitian after your Baseline, to go through what stands out in plain English.

  3. Your plan

    A few clear changes to food, movement, sleep and stress that fit your week.

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Your planFrom your session with Ellen
Stress and sleep
  • SleepWind down for 30 minutes before bed
  • MovementA morning walk in daylight
  • FoodCaffeine before midday only
Example plan. Yours is built from your results.

Questions people ask us.

Can I just buy the test on its own?

No, it's for Vively members. Hormone results make more sense next to the rest of your health. Your membership ($99 a month) includes the Baseline Health Check, a blood test covering 70+ markers, plus a GP consult and a 30-minute dietitian consult after your Baseline. That way your results are read together and turned into one personalised plan. You can cancel any time.

Why not just ask my GP?

Your GP tests what's needed to look into a symptom or manage a condition. Vively adds a 70+ marker Baseline Health Check, results read against optimal ranges, and a dietitian to help you act on them. We arrange the GP referral for you, so you don't need a separate appointment.

What if I'm already a member?

Add the Female Hormone Health Test in the Vively app. You won't pay for the membership again.

Do I need to see my own GP first?

No. You still need a referral, but we arrange it. A GP in our network issues your Female Hormone Health Test referral together with your Baseline referral after a short telehealth consult, at no extra cost. The GP also confirms which markers are clinically right for you.

Is this test covered by Medicare?

No. Add-on tests aren't covered by Medicare. Your Baseline Health Check is included in your membership.

When should I take each test?

Take the first test on day 2 to 5 of your cycle, ideally day 3. Take the second on day 21, or 7 days before your period is due if your cycle is irregular. Go in the morning before eating, and the app reminds you when each one is due.

Why is progesterone tested twice?

Progesterone is low early in the cycle and rises after ovulation. Testing it at both points shows that change, and the day 21 result can help show whether you ovulated in that cycle.

Can I test if I'm on the pill or other hormonal contraception?

Yes, but tell the GP in our network when you order. Hormonal contraception changes hormone levels and how they're read, so the GP confirms whether to test now.

What if my periods are irregular or I'm not sure when the next one is due?

Take the first test on day 2 to 5 of a period when it comes. If you can't predict the second, the GP in our network can help with timing. If you haven't had a period for 12 months, the Menopause Hormone Test is usually the better fit.

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