GoldN™ Easy To Use FSH Test (2 Count)
A quiet urine check for FSH — one signal in the menopause journey.
Aids assessment of menopause onset — does not diagnose menopause.
- Two tests
- 5-minute read
- At home
- Regular price
- $15.99
- Unit price
- per
- Free shipping
- Discreet
- Follow the insert
The ritual
Open. Collect. Wait.
Midstream urine. Two devices in the box when you need a second read a week later.
Open
Bring the pouch to room temperature. When ready, open it, remove the cap, grip the handle.
Collect
Hold the absorbent pad in your urine stream for 10–15 seconds. Cap it.
Wait
Set it down. Read at 5 minutes — not after 10.
The read
Two lines. One quiet moment.
Compare the Test line (T) to the Control line (C). The insert is the guide — always.
Positive
T as dark as C — or darker
FSH is elevated on this read (≥25 mIU/mL on the insert’s scale).
Negative
T lighter than C — or no T
FSH is not elevated on this read.
Invalid
No C line
Repeat with a new device. Follow the insert.
How we’re different
A quiet midstream check.
Built for home — not a replacement for your clinician’s full picture.
GoldN
Midstream at home
Hold the pad in urine 10–15 seconds. Cap. Wait five minutes.
Clinic draw
Another setting
Lab blood work is different timing and context — this is a urine self-check to discuss with your clinician.
Clear scope
What this isn’t
Honest limits make the read more useful — not less. Discuss results with a healthcare provider.
- Not a diagnosis of menopause
- Not a reason to stop contraception
- Not a substitute for the full insert
- Not immune to hormonal therapies affecting the read
Questions
FAQ
Short answers. Clear scope. Insert wins.
What does this check measure?
Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in urine — qualitatively, at about 25 mIU/mL and above per the insert.
Does it diagnose menopause?
No. It aids assessment of the onset of menopause. Results belong with other clinical information and your healthcare provider.
When should I test?
If you still cycle: first week (days 2–7), then repeat one week later. If periods are irregular or gone: any time, then one week later. Follow the insert.
How fast is the read?
Five minutes. Do not interpret after 10 minutes.
Can hormones or birth control affect it?
Yes. Hormonal therapies and contraceptives may cause a false negative. Ask your clinician if you are unsure.
Should I stop contraception after a positive?
No. Do not stop contraception based on this test alone — you could still become pregnant.
The quiet details
Open only what you need
Full drawers if you want them. The insert still wins.
What’s inside
How to check
Good to know
From shoppers
Notes from home
Real reads when they exist. We don’t invent stars or clinician quotes.
