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RFSU Menopause Test is a simple and quick self-test that can identify elevated levels of FSH in urine, a hormone that increases in connection with premenopause/menopause. RFSU's menopause self-test gives a positive result when the FSH level in urine is above 25 mIU/ml or higher. 2 positive test results indicate that premenopause/menopause has begun.
In addition to the self-test, RFSU offers a digital self-assessment test that gives a clearer picture of which phase of menopause you are in.
99% reliable result
Response within 5 min
Easy to perform - pee directly on the test strip
Contains 2 tests
RFSU Menopause Test measures the hormone FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) that increases in connection with premenopause/menopause. The menopause test gives a 99% reliable result and shows the FSH level at the time of the test.
RFSU Menopause Test
The sensitivity of the test is 25 mlU/ml FSH in urine. 95% achieve an elevated FSH level of over 25 mlU/ml after menopause.
2 positive test results indicate that the woman is in premenopause/menopause.
For single use - the test can only be used once
Quality assured by RFSU AB
The test stick is thrown away in the household waste and the sachet is sorted as plastic packaging
The outer carton is sorted as paper packaging
MEASURING FSH
FSH levels in the body are affected during menopause. When the body's production of estrogen decreases, it leads to an increase in the follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) level.
FSH levels vary throughout the menopause period and there is an increase until menopause. Especially in the last years before menstruation ends, the FSH level varies greatly from 20 mlU/ml to up to 80 mlU/ml. Then it stabilizes after menopause and ends up at a constant elevated level of over 25 mlU/ml. Since the FSH level varies, several tests are needed to confirm that it is a constant elevated level and not just a temporary rise.
FSH and the menstrual cycle: Just before ovulation, i.e. on day 13-14 after the start of menstruation, there is a peak/increase in FSH (about 20 mlU/ml). Therefore, it is important that the test is taken twice and in the first week of menstruation on both test occasions if the woman is still menstruating, i.e. has not passed menopause. For fertile women under 40 years of age, it is unusual to have elevated FSH levels.
Taking an FSH self-test can be one of the pieces of the puzzle to understand whether you are in menopause. But the woman also needs to look at other factors such as age, medical history, experienced symptoms and the woman's assessment of the degree of these symptoms.
In addition to the self-test, RFSU offers a digital self-assessment test that gives a clearer picture of which phase of menopause you are in.
99% reliable result
Response within 5 min
Easy to perform - pee directly on the test strip
Contains 2 tests
RFSU Menopause Test measures the hormone FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) that increases in connection with premenopause/menopause. The menopause test gives a 99% reliable result and shows the FSH level at the time of the test.
RFSU Menopause Test
The sensitivity of the test is 25 mlU/ml FSH in urine. 95% achieve an elevated FSH level of over 25 mlU/ml after menopause.
2 positive test results indicate that the woman is in premenopause/menopause.
For single use - the test can only be used once
Quality assured by RFSU AB
The test stick is thrown away in the household waste and the sachet is sorted as plastic packaging
The outer carton is sorted as paper packaging
MEASURING FSH
FSH levels in the body are affected during menopause. When the body's production of estrogen decreases, it leads to an increase in the follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) level.
FSH levels vary throughout the menopause period and there is an increase until menopause. Especially in the last years before menstruation ends, the FSH level varies greatly from 20 mlU/ml to up to 80 mlU/ml. Then it stabilizes after menopause and ends up at a constant elevated level of over 25 mlU/ml. Since the FSH level varies, several tests are needed to confirm that it is a constant elevated level and not just a temporary rise.
FSH and the menstrual cycle: Just before ovulation, i.e. on day 13-14 after the start of menstruation, there is a peak/increase in FSH (about 20 mlU/ml). Therefore, it is important that the test is taken twice and in the first week of menstruation on both test occasions if the woman is still menstruating, i.e. has not passed menopause. For fertile women under 40 years of age, it is unusual to have elevated FSH levels.
Taking an FSH self-test can be one of the pieces of the puzzle to understand whether you are in menopause. But the woman also needs to look at other factors such as age, medical history, experienced symptoms and the woman's assessment of the degree of these symptoms.