AnjoDerm Aesthetics and Wellness
FEMININE Test Package, Women’s
At-Home Self-Tests
At-Home Self-Test Kits for Health & Wellness
Women's Health Test Kits
A carefully selected combination of tests covering core biomarkers associated with thyroid function, cholesterol, vitamin D and iron, alongside FSH, a marker relevant to menopause. Designed to provide useful information to help you better understand your wellbeing.
Ordering your test package:
To place an order, simply fill the order inquiry form and send. We’ll confirm your order and arrange your invoice.
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What’s Included in Your Test Package ?
Menopause Kit:
Check your FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone), an indicator of onset menopause.
Cholesterol Kit
A simple way to check your cholesterol level, an important marker linked to cardiovascular wellbeing.
Thyroid (TSH) Kit
Check TSH, a key marker used when assessing thyroid function.
Vitamin D Kit
Check your vitamin D level, an essential nutrient that contributes to normal bones, muscles and immune function.
Iron Deficiency Kit
Check your iron level, an important mineral that contributes to normal energy metabolism and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
Understanding the tests included in your Package in relation to General Wellness:
Menopause Kit:
At-home self-test to detect levels of FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) as an indicator of onset menopause in a sample of your urine.
Who is this test for ?
Women looking to determine if they have entered menopause or perimenopause.
Symptoms include:
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Irregular menstrual cycle
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Hot flushes
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Night sweats
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Mood changes
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Vaginal dryness
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Chills
Cholesterol Kit:
An at-home test to measure total cholesterol levels in your blood. High cholesterol could contribute to increases your risk of coronary artery disease, heart attacks and strokes. The test also allows you to evaluate the effectiveness of current treatments or lifestyle changes.
Who is this test for ?
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Individuals at risk of high cholesterol.
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Have a family history-A genetic predisposition to high cholesterol.
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Are overweight, obese or take minimal exercise-Excess body weight can raise cholesterol levels.
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Have a poor diet-Diets high in saturated fats, fried and processed foods.
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Smoke-Smoking damages blood vessels and lowers good cholesterol (HDL).
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Have diabetes-Diabetes can affect cholesterol levels.
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Are older-Cholesterol levels tend to rise with age.
Thyroid Kit:
At-home self-test to detect the presence of TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) in blood.
Who is this test for ?
Individuals with symptoms of hypothyroidism including:
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Fatigue and weakness
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Weight gain
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Cold intolerance
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Dry skin and hair
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Hair loss
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Constipation
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Depression
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Muscle weakness and cramps
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Swelling in the face and neck
People with risk factors
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Family History: those with a family history of thyroid disease.
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Women: hypothyroidism is more common in older women.
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Pregnant Women or those planning pregnancy: thyroid function is crucial for foetal development and pregnancy health.
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Autoimmune disorders: individuals with conditions like type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, or lupus are at higher risk.
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History of thyroid issues or surgery: those who have had thyroid problems or thyroid surgery in the past.
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Certain Medications: those taking medications that can affect thyroid function.
Individuals with other health conditions
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High cholesterol: thyroid dysfunction can affect cholesterol levels.
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Mental health issues: depression, anxiety, and cognitive problems can sometimes be linked to thyroid issues.
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Cardiovascular problems: thyroid hormone imbalances can influence heart health.
Vitamin D Kit:
A vitamin D test measures the level of vitamin D in your blood. Vitamin D is crucial for maintaining healthy bones and supporting your immune system.
Who is this test for ?
People at high risk of not getting enough vitamin D:
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People who are not often outdoors
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People who are in an institution like a care home
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People who usually wear clothes that cover up their skin
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People with dark skin.
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People with diffuse hair thinning and nail brittleness.
Iron Deficiency Kit:
The Iron Deficiency Test is a blood test that measures the level of ferritin in your blood. Ferritin is a protein that stores iron and releases it when your body needs it. This test is used to assess your body's iron stores and help identify abnormal iron levels.
Who is this test for ?
You should consider an iron deficiency test if you experience symptoms such as:
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Persistent fatigue and weakness
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Pale skin
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Shortness of breath
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Dizziness or light-headedness
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Cold hands and feet
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Brittle nails
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Unusual cravings for non-food items (pica)
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Frequent headaches
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Hair loss
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Both too little and too much—can cause heart palpitations
Understanding the tests included in your Package in relation to Menopause:
One package. A wider view.
This package gives you a simple snapshot of key biomarkers that can provide useful insights into your health during menopause.
The tests do not measure skin age, wrinkles, collagen, pigmentation or hair health. The skin and beauty information is provided as educational wellness information, helping you understand how hormonal and nutritional factors fit into the bigger picture of women's health.
Menopause & Your Skin
Oestrogen has important roles in the skin. As oestrogen levels decline during menopause, changes in skin biology can occur. These changes can include reductions in skin thickness, collagen and elasticity, as well as changes in hydration and barrier function. This may contribute to skin becoming drier, thinner or less firm, and to the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. These changes are a normal part of ageing and menopause, and are also influenced by genetics, sun exposure and other lifestyle factors.
This package brings together selected biomarkers that are relevant to women's wellness during this stage of life:
Vitamin D
Vitamin D is involved in normal bone, immune and cellular function. During midlife and menopause, maintaining adequate vitamin D is particularly relevant to bone health and general wellbeing. Vitamin D also has biological roles within the skin, where skin cells respond to vitamin D signalling. Vitamin D deficiency can contribute to diffuse hair thinning and nail brittleness.
Cholesterol
Oestrogen influences lipid metabolism. As oestrogen levels change during the menopause transition, blood lipid levels can also change. This makes cholesterol relevant to understanding general health. Cholesterol is also one of the lipids naturally found in the skin barrier, which helps reduce water loss and maintain normal barrier function. This blood cholesterol test, however, measures cholesterol in the blood — not cholesterol in the skin.
Thyroid
Thyroid hormones influence metabolism and many cellular processes throughout the body. Thyroid changes can produce symptoms that may overlap with experiences commonly associated with menopause, which is why thyroid health can be relevant when looking at general wellbeing during midlife. Thyroid hormones also interact with the skin and hair follicles and can be associated with changes in skin dryness, texture and hair characteristics.
Iron
Iron supports oxygen transport, energy production and normal cellular function. During the menopause transition, periods can become irregular and may sometimes be heavier, which can contribute to iron loss. Once periods stop, menstrual blood loss is no longer a source of iron loss. Iron also plays an important role in maintaining normal hair and skin. Low iron levels may be associated with tiredness, pale-looking skin and increased hair shedding.
FEMININE Test Package Price: £59.94
Delivery £6.50
The results of the Test kits are provided for informational purposes only and are not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent or rule out any medical condition. They should not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional. If you have any concerns about your results or your health, please speak to your Doctor.
Quality & Regulatory Information
Our at-home self-test kits are sourced from established UK providers of diagnostic tests and medical devices. All products are CE marked and registered with the MHRA. Self-test kits are not a substitute for professional medical advice or diagnosis. Results should always be interpreted in accordance with the instructions supplied with each test. As with any test, false-positive or false-negative results may occur. Carefully follow the instructions provided to minimise factors that may affect the results and help ensure accurate testing. If you have concerns about your results or symptoms, please seek advice from your Doctor.
This is a one-time purchase. For health, hygiene and product-integrity reasons, opened or unsealed test kit packages cannot be returned. Goods are not sold on a trial basis. For claims of goods arriving damaged, returns are within fourteen days of the despatch date with your proof of purchase, and we will make a refund for the package containing unopened and sealed kits. Contents of the entire package will need to be returned. You are responsible for ensuring safe delivery of the returned item, its cost and enclosing your relevant details. Please note that this return consists of a package with a specific number of separate kits that must all be processed together under a single return.