Women's Essential Vitamin At-Home Test Kit (Folate, B12, Vitamin D) | Novalynn Fertility
Women's Essential Vitamin At-Home Test Kit (Folate, B12, Vitamin D) | Novalynn Fertility

Preconception Vitamin At-Home Collection Kit (Folate, B12, Vitamin D)

$139.00

This specialized panel measures 3 essential vitamins necessary to healthy living and optimal fertility.

Method:

Simple finger prick blood collection card

What does it measure?

Folate, Vitamin B12, Vitamin D

Folate: Folic Acid is a B Vitamin. The CDC urges all women of reproductive age to take 400(mcg) of folic acid daily in addition to consuming food with folate from a varied diet to help prevent some major birth defects of the baby’s brain (anencephaly) and spine (spina bifida). Overall, folic acid can have a powerful effect on female fertility, both before and after conception. For women who are struggling to conceive, folic acid can help prevent early pregnancy defects that can lead to miscarriage.

Vitamin B12: Vitamin B12 is an essential Vitamin. A lack of B12 can have serious consequences including memory loss and infertility.

Vitamin D: Abnormal levels of Vitamin D can indicate bone disorders, nutrition problems or other medical conditions and a deficiency may be linked to low AMH levels. Several studies reported that Vitamin D concentration is positively associated with ovarian reserve markers and has been shown to have a direct effect on AMH production. Women with higher Vitamin D levels maintained their ovarian reserve for longer.

A portion of our revenue from each kit will be donated to fertility research and support. 

This specialized panel measures 3 essential vitamins necessary to healthy living and optimal fertility.

Method:

Simple finger prick blood collection card

What does it measure?

Folate, Vitamin B12, Vitamin D

Folate: Folic Acid is a B Vitamin. The CDC urges all women of reproductive age to take 400(mcg) of folic acid daily in addition to consuming food with folate from a varied diet to help prevent some major birth defects of the baby’s brain (anencephaly) and spine (spina bifida). Overall, folic acid can have a powerful effect on female fertility, both before and after conception. For women who are struggling to conceive, folic acid can help prevent early pregnancy defects that can lead to miscarriage.

Vitamin B12: Vitamin B12 is an essential Vitamin. A lack of B12 can have serious consequences including memory loss and infertility.

Vitamin D: Abnormal levels of Vitamin D can indicate bone disorders, nutrition problems or other medical conditions and a deficiency may be linked to low AMH levels. Several studies reported that Vitamin D concentration is positively associated with ovarian reserve markers and has been shown to have a direct effect on AMH production. Women with higher Vitamin D levels maintained their ovarian reserve for longer.

A portion of our revenue from each kit will be donated to fertility research and support. 

How is this kit helpful to you? 

  • This panel will measure 3 essential vitamins that can have a great affect on your overall fertility

  • Knowing the results can help you make lifestyle changes that can help you plan for the future and may increase your chances of conceiving on your timeline

  • Quick and easy collection with a single finger prick and a blood collection card that eliminates the need for large test tubes, dangerous needles, and painful vein punctures

  • Secure, easy-to-read results 2–5 days after your sample is received

  • HIPAA compliant

  • Manufactured in the USA

  • Eliminates the need to visit a large lab corporation or medical clinic with strenuous wait times and confusing lab orders

  • Transparent pricing with no surprise lab or clinic fees

  • No insurance needed, which keeps your results private. Your purchase may be eligible for HSA/FSA reimbursement; see our FAQ for how to submit your receipt.

  • Processed by CLIA-certified labs, the same federal certification required of labs used by doctors' offices and hospitals, with the convenience and privacy of collecting at home

  • Fill the collection area on the blood collection card completely, following your kit instructions. Too little blood can lead to a “QNS” (quantity not sufficient) result, and the lab won't be able to process your sample.