Clearblue Menopause Stage Indicator

Is it menopause or something else? Understand more about your menopause journey with the Clearblue^® Menopause Stage Indicator FSH hormone test kit for women. This kit includes 5 urine FSH test sticks to be used with a FREE-to-download app¹ to determine your likely menopause stage². Clearblue^® Menopause Stage Indicator will indicate your likely menopause stage² as: premenopause, early perimenopause, late perimenopause or postmenopause. The easy-to-use test sticks detect your FSH levels, which rise as you approach menopause. FSH levels can vary day to day, so tracking FSH over time indicates whether your overall level is ‘low’, ‘high’ or ‘variable’. You can start testing on any day of your cycle, alternating testing every other day for 10 days. Download and set up the app the day before you begin testing so you can learn how to take the test and begin tracking your results. The unique app algorithm combines your overall FSH level with your age and cycle history to determine your likely menopause stage².

Save your stage result, track your symptoms and cycles and learn more about the menopause journey in the FREE-to-download Clearblue^® app¹. Once you finish testing, the app lets you generate a personalized report detailing your likely menopause stage² and how it was determined. It also shows the last 6 weeks of symptoms logged. You can print this report and share it with your doctor. Armed with your results, this Clearblue^® Menopause Stage Indicator kit can help you understand more about what is going on with your body and enable a more meaningful conversation with your doctor, to get the support you need. The Clearblue^® Menopause Stage Indicator is not suitable for everyone. To learn if it is right for you, visit the Clearblue^® website³.

[1] Compatible with most iPhones^® and Android™ Phones. Visit the Clearblue website for more information.

[2] Only a healthcare professional can confirm your menopause stage.

[3] This product is not suitable if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, are taking hormonal birth control, hormone replacement therapy, medications affecting FSH, have PCOS, or after surgical procedures which affect your cycle. If unsure about suitability, speak to your healthcare professional.

Not for contraceptive use.