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Understanding the Changes of Menopause

Take the First Step Toward Understanding Menopause

Menopause is a natural stage of life, but the transition leading up to it can look different for everyone. Changes in hormone levels may be accompanied by irregular periods, hot flashes, sleep changes, and mood fluctuations.
The e.p.t. Menopause Test helps you check for elevated FSH levels in urine from the comfort of home, giving you useful information to discuss with your healthcare provider.

Why Choose e.p.t. Menopause Tests?

Over 99% Accurate

Designed to detect elevated FSH levels in urine, with over 99% accuracy in laboratory studies.

Convenient At-Home Testing

Check for elevated FSH levels in the privacy and comfort of your own home.

Results in as Little as 3 Minutes

Get results quickly with a simple testing process and an easy-to-read results window.

Three-Test Pack

Each package includes three tests, allowing you to repeat testing as directed in the product instructions.

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Insights Into Your Hormonal Health

How Does the e.p.t. Menopause Test Work?

As ovarian function changes during the menopause transition, levels of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) may rise. The e.p.t. Menopause Test detects elevated FSH levels in urine and provides easy-to-read results in as little as 3 minutes.
With a simple testing process and a clear results window, you can take a more informed approach to understanding your hormonal changes.

An elevated FSH result alone cannot confirm menopause or perimenopause.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the e.p.t. Menopause Test?
The e.p.t. Menopause Test is over 99% accurate at detecting elevated FSH levels in laboratory studies. Actual results may vary. Please refer to the product insert for additional information.
As your body ages and produces less estrogen, FSH levels increase as the hormone tries to stimulate the ovaries to produce a healthy egg. This test measures FSH and can tell you whether your body is producing excess FSH because of low estrogen levels, which may indicate that your body is in the perimenopause stage.
We recommend performing the test using first morning urine as it contains the most hormones and will give the most accurate result. If you are still menstruating, we recommend testing during the first week of your cycle and then retesting one week later.
No, you shouldn’t stop contraception immediately. This test is not designed to determine fertility. You should continue contraception until your menopause status has been confirmed by your doctor.
You should check with your doctor if you are taking hormonal medications. Also, if you’ve recently been on oral birth control / hormone replacement, been pregnant, or breastfeeding, these can alter your hormones and affect the test results.
You should see a red line in the Control Window when reading the results. If you do not see a line in the Control Window, you should look over the testing instructions and repeat with a new test. The test is not reusable. If you continue to have problems, please contact us so we can help.

Feel More Informed About Your Next Chapter

Understanding hormonal changes starts with having the right information. e.p.t. is here to support you with convenient at-home testing as you navigate your menopause journey.
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