Urine test Results in 10 minutes Test at home Assembled in the UK Professional customer care 2 x tests The SELFCHECK Menopause (FSH) Test can help you find out whether you have reached menopause. Most doctors can diagnose menopause in women who are 45 years or older without the need for a follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) test. Levels of FSH can fluctuate, which is why the test contains two tests to be used on two different occasions, and only if both tests show raised levels of FSH should menopause be considered. Full instructions and information are provided with the test kit. You must not change your medication, contraception or lifestyle until you have had menopause confirmed by your doctor. The SELFCHECK Menopause (FSH) self-test is an easy to use, mid-stream urine device giving a visual result is available in less than 10 minutes. You should use an early morning urine sample. Immerse the end of the test device into a stream of urine for a few seconds, then read the result after waiting for 10 minutes. You will see two lines appear on the test device. If the lower line is the same intensity of colour or darker than the upper line then the result is positive. If you do get a positive test result you should check again the following week. Contains 2 tests. Why SELFCHECK? expert, professional customer service assembled in the UK easy-to-follow instructions reliable results at home in minutes clinically proven, CE certified same components used in hospital tests as reliable as a doctor's test supplier of laboratory diagnostics to NHS and research institutions Better to know We want you to be aware that no biomarker, even when checked by your hospital lab, is 100% perfect at diagnosing a specific medical condition. Because of this, a false positive result may cause unnecessary worry and further investigations, whilst a false negative result may give you peace of mind, when actually there may be an underlying condition that requires treatment. Rather than purchasing a self-test kit, you may wish to speak with your NHS GP first, who can arrange for tests if needed. Make sure that you have considered what a result will mean to you before deciding to test. At SELFCHECK, you can also speak with our health check experts if you need help to use your test or interpret your results.