Hormona™ Wellness Tests

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

Estrogen is measured via its 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 its 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.

Since Hormona is a global brand that aims to help women everywhere, regardless of their location, our tests, just like all our other products, are available worldwide.

The Hormona Wellness Tests are for all women of reproductive age with regular, natural cycles (not on hormonal contraception), and no diagnosed hormone conditions. If you want to learn more about your body and take hormone healthcare into your own hands, use the Wellness Tests alongside our app as your personal hormone database.

Log your symptoms, test your hormone levels, monitor your cycles, and periods, and get individual recommendations for managing your symptoms, reducing stress and improving your overall health.

If you’re on hormonal birth control, you’re receiving either a combination of synthetic progesterone and estrogen, or progesterone-only hormones, at a consistent level to prevent ovulation. As a result, you won’t experience the natural hormone fluctuations of a typical cycle.

You can still use the Hormona test as any other hormone test and use the app to track any symptoms you experience throughout the cycle.

If you don’t currently have a period, it’s likely that you aren’t experiencing a cycle, which means we cannot provide a hormone testing schedule tailored to you at this time. However, you can still benefit from using the Hormona app by tracking your symptoms, following our meal plans, and participating in our wellness programs.

These tools can support your overall hormonal health and may help in restoring your cycle. Once your period returns, our algorithm will be able to create a personalised hormone testing schedule, enabling you to accurately monitor and understand your hormones.

The Hormona Wellness Tests are designed for women who are still in their reproductive years and not specifically made for women going through menopause. However, if you’re dealing with menopause our tests can still measure your hormone levels may provide some some insight into your FSH along with your estrogen and progesterone levels although this is not what it was designed for. But don’t worry—we’re working on a solution for perimenopause and will have it available soon so sign up to the waitlist to be the first to know when it is released.

Research shows that the hormone levels in your first-morning urine has the highest correlation to the previous day’s blood levels. We’ve validated our tests in the lab with this in mind, so testing your first pee of the day will give you the most accurate results.

Yes, you can test hormone levels at home using a dedicated hormone testing kit. Hormona’s solution is a clinically designed female hormone test kit that allows you to perform hormone testing at home without needing blood draws or clinic visits. Using our home hormone test, you collect a simple first-morning urine sample on key days of your cycle and then scan the test strip with the Hormona app to receive your results.

Hormona’s hormone test kit measures key hormones including FSH, estrogen and progesterone, and is fully quantitative across the entire clinical range making it one of the most advanced hormone tests for women available for at-home use. By testing your hormone levels across multiple cycles, the app helps you track trends and better understand how your hormones are changing throughout your cycle and life.

You can get your hormones tested in several places from clinical laboratories to your own home.

In traditional settings, hormone testing is often done through a doctor’s office or medical lab, where blood samples are taken and analysed. These tests can be helpful when your clinician needs detailed diagnostic information, but they usually require appointments, travel, and waiting for results.

If you want a more convenient option, you can also test for hormonal imbalance at home using a hormone test kit. Hormona offers a female hormone test kit that lets you do hormone testing at home with a simple urine sample. Using the Hormona app, you’ll be guided through when to take your test, complete your home hormone test, and scan the result straight from your phone.

Hormona’s solution is one of the most advanced hormone testing kits available for at-home use, with hormone tests for women that measure key hormones (FSH, estrogen’s urinary metabolite, and progesterone’s urinary metabolite) across your cycle. By repeating your tests over multiple cycles, you can begin to see trends and better understand your body’s hormonal patterns — all without needles, clinic visits, or complicated lab logistics.

A reliable hormone testing at home solution like Hormona’s hormone test kit, gives you flexibility, comfort, and personalised insight into your hormone health directly from home.

You can get a hormone test either through a healthcare provider or by using a hormone testing kit at home.

Traditionally, hormone tests are ordered by a doctor and carried out in a clinic or laboratory, often using blood samples. While this can be useful in some cases, it usually requires appointments and only provides a single snapshot of your hormone levels.

An alternative is a hormone test at home. Hormona offers a fully quantitative female hormone test kit that allows you to carry out hormone testing at home using a simple urine sample. With this home hormone test, the Hormona app guides you through when to test, how to use the correct test strip, and how to scan your result using your phone.

Hormona’s hormone test kit is designed specifically for hormone tests for women, measuring key hormones such as FSH, estrogen and progesterone across your cycle. By repeating testing over multiple cycles, you can gain a clearer picture of hormone patterns and better understand potential hormonal imbalances.

Depending on your preference, you can get a hormone test by visiting a clinic — or by choosing a reliable hormone testing kit like ours that lets you complete accurate hormone testing at home, with results and insights delivered directly through an app.

You can test estrogen levels at home using an at-home estrogen test designed to measure estrogen through a urine sample rather than a blood draw. Hormona offers an estrogen test kit that allows you to complete an estrogen test at home with our easy to use estrogen urine test strips and guided by the app.

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

Unlike a single snapshot, repeating a home estrogen test across multiple cycles helps reveal patterns and fluctuations. This approach makes an at-home estrogen level test especially useful for understanding hormonal changes during perimenopause, when estrogen levels can vary significantly.

In short, using a clinically designed estrogen test kit with reliable estrogen urine test strips makes it possible to test estrogen levels accurately and conveniently from the comfort of your own home.

The cost of a hormone test can vary depending on where and how you choose to test your hormones.

In a clinical or lab setting, hormone testing ordered by a doctor may involve multiple blood tests and professional fees, which can add up and may not always be covered by insurance.

If you prefer a more convenient option, you can use a hormone testing kit to do hormone testing at home. For example, Hormona offers hormone tests for women, allowing you to complete a home hormone test using a simple urine sample. Prices for home kits typically depend on the number of cycles included and the specific hormones measured.

At-home hormone tests like this often provide convenience and can be more cost-effective and accessible than repeated clinic visits. Because Hormona’s solution is designed for cyclical tracking, you can test across multiple cycles to build actionable trends without the need for frequent blood draws.

To find the most accurate pricing, check the product page for the specific hormone testing kit you’re interested in, as costs differ based on test format and subscription options.

Yes, at-home hormone tests can be accurate when they’re designed and validated with clinical standards in mind. Hormona’s hormone testing kit uses advanced technology to measure key hormone metabolites in urine, providing reliable insight into hormonal patterns without needing blood draws or clinic visits.

A well-designed female hormone test kit like Hormona’s does not just give a simple yes/no result it quantifies hormone levels so you can see trends over time. When used as instructed, our home hormone test has >90% accuracy - in comparison with the 50% accuracy of an at home finger prick test - and can provide meaningful data that reflects your hormone status across your cycle. This is especially valuable because hormones change daily and vary with life stages, so a single snapshot in a clinic rarely tells the full story.

Using a hormone test at home repeatedly — for example across multiple cycles — allows you to build a clearer picture of your hormone patterns, helping you understand fluctuations that might relate to symptoms. While lab-based blood tests remain important for certain clinical diagnoses, hormone testing at home with a reliable hormone testing kit can be both accurate and practical for tracking hormonal changes over time.