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- Fast at least 10 hours before taking the test
- Avoid dietary supplements with a high content of biotin (vitamin B7, vitamin H) before the test
- Wait to take your thyroid medication until after taking the sample
When's the best time to take this test?
Aim to take this test two to five days after you start your period (count the first day of bleeding as day 1). The most optimal time is on day 3 of your cycle as that's when we can get the most accurate information from your results.
Take this test first thing in the morning, between 6-10 am.
If your periods don't come regularly:
It's a good idea to wait until you have a period before taking the test as this helps us get the most useful information for you.
If you're not getting your period at all:
You can still take the test whenever, but it might be a bit trickier for us to figure out what your results mean
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We want you to feel bloody good. Through regular blood testing, you can draw attention to abnormal values that you are not aware of, but which may represent a risk of developing a disease.
Our tests give you an easy and quick way to understand your health and take proactive steps to improve your health.
