Fertility insights,
before your next step.
25 key biomarkers for only $119. Your first step toward real answers.
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Clarity Panel: fasting morning draw on cycle day 2–5. Our team helps plan your timing.
Start where you are.
After loss or unanswered questions
Look at underlying conditions standard testing may have missed
How it works
Get Your Labs
We order your labs and help you choose a location. One fasting morning blood draw on day 2–5 of your cycle.
Review Insights with Us
Our team reviews your results with you and schedules a free 1-on-1 call to discuss what they may mean.
Move Forward With a Plan
Take away a clear summary of your findings and discuss an individual next step with your clinician.
Explore the markers we test. Inclusions vary by panel.
Fertility reflects
whole-body health.
The $119 Clarity Panel looks at 25 markers across your cycle hormones, thyroid, metabolism and nutrients, all from one morning blood draw.
Available in most states. Lab access depends on your location. Our team will confirm before your draw.
Tap each area to see what we measure and why it matters for fertility.
Cycle hormones (4)
- FSH
Signals your ovaries to grow and mature eggs each cycle.
- LH
Triggers ovulation; its balance with FSH matters.
- Estradiol (E2)
The main estrogen, which helps prepare the uterine lining.
- Prolactin
When it’s high, it can interfere with ovulation.
Thyroid (2)
- TSH
A key measure of thyroid function, which affects cycles and pregnancy. Free T4 is added automatically if TSH is out of range.
- Thyroid antibodies
Screens for thyroid autoimmunity. The specific antibodies included are determined by the ordered thyroid antibody panel.
Androgens & PCOS (2)
- Testosterone
High levels can be a sign of PCOS.
- DHEA-S
An androgen made by the adrenal glands; helps screen for PCOS and adrenal causes.
Insulin & metabolism (2)
- Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)
Reflects average blood sugar over the past two to three months.
- Insulin
Shows how your body is managing blood sugar; interpreted alongside your other metabolic results.
Iron & nutrients (2)
- Ferritin
Your iron stores. Low iron is common and usually easy to address.
- Vitamin D
Low levels are common and linked to reproductive health.
Kidney, liver & electrolytes (14)
A baseline check of how your body is processing and filtering, useful context for your other results.
- Glucose
Measures blood sugar at the time of your draw; included in the comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP14).
- BUN
Kidney: measures urea nitrogen, a waste product filtered from the blood.
- Creatinine
Kidney: a waste product used to help assess kidney filtration.
- ALT
Liver: an enzyme used to help assess liver health.
- AST
Liver: an enzyme found in the liver and other tissues.
- Alkaline phosphatase
Liver: an enzyme that provides context about the liver, bile ducts, and bones.
- Bilirubin
Liver: a breakdown product processed by the liver.
- Albumin
Liver: a protein made by the liver that helps carry substances through the blood.
- Total protein
Liver: measures the combined proteins in your blood.
- Sodium
Electrolytes and minerals: helps regulate fluid balance.
- Potassium
Electrolytes and minerals: supports nerve and muscle function.
- Chloride
Electrolytes and minerals: helps maintain fluid and acid–base balance.
- Carbon dioxide
Electrolytes and minerals: reflects bicarbonate levels and acid–base balance.
- Calcium
Electrolytes and minerals: supports bones, muscles, and nerve function.
Your results, in context.
A laboratory reference range is one part of the picture. We use RHI Guided Ranges to provide additional context for selected biomarkers, alongside your history—not to predict your chances of pregnancy.
Ferritin (iron stores)
Illustrative example—not patient resultsStandard range
Standard 12–150 ng/mL
Result: 30 ng/mL. Within this example laboratory reference range. Its significance depends on your medical history and other clinical information. Review with your clinician.
Reference ranges vary by laboratory. A result within or outside a range does not by itself establish fertility status.
About this example
This example explains how to read a laboratory reference range; it does not show an RHI Guided Range or a treatment target. Discuss your results and any iron supplementation with your clinician.
Understanding Your Results
Laboratory reference ranges show values typically seen in a reference population. For selected markers, RHI also shows an RHI Guided Range: a narrower, educational range informed by physician clinical experience and published research.
RHI Guided Ranges are not diagnostic thresholds and do not predict pregnancy. A result outside one is not abnormal, but worth discussing alongside your age, medical history and cycle.
Start with $119. Go as far as you need.
A clear first step with written findings and a free one-to-one results review.
Clarity Panel
$119one time
- 25 markers across six areas of your health
- One fasting draw, timed with our team
- Physician-reviewed findings
- Free 1-on-1 call to go over your results
Fertility expertise.
Backed by real experience.
More than 1,000 fertility patients a month and nearly eight years of care in Atlanta. RHI is powered by Reproductive Health Medicine & Gynecology (RHMG), and the same physicians who care for those patients review your results.
RHI is built on restorative reproductive medicine (RRM), an approach that looks for the underlying causes of fertility challenges, such as hormone imbalances, thyroid issues or metabolic factors, and works to address them.
NKDr. Nicholas Kongoasa
MD, FACOG
EPElizabeth Park
Clinical Director
SJSydney Johnson
Director of Health Coaching
Q&A: Why Isn’t Pregnancy Happening?
A conversation about common questions and the factors that can shape a fertility journey.
Research, reviewed
with care.
Educational reviews that put fertility research into plain language and clinical context.
Browse research reviewsWhat to expect.
Common questions.
Read our Privacy Policy What happens after I buy the panel?
Our team will call you within 1 business day to walk you through next steps and help you choose a lab location. We’re with you every step of the way.
When and where do I get my blood drawn?
We’ll give you 2–3 locations close to home. Your draw should be a fasting morning draw on day 2–5 of your cycle, and we’ll help you plan the timing.
How long until I get my results?
Results usually come back within 2–7 days of your draw. We’ll let you know as soon as they’re in.
What happens after my results come back?
We’ll schedule a free 1-on-1 call to go over your results and what they mean. You’ll also get a written report using laboratory reference ranges and RHI Guided Ranges to provide context. These ranges do not predict pregnancy or live birth.
Why test before trying or starting treatment?
Fertility challenges are often linked to underlying factors like hormone imbalances, insulin resistance, thyroid issues or metabolic health. This panel helps identify those areas so you can understand them and work on them with our team or your own doctor.
Your body has been telling you
something. Start listening.
Physician-reviewed. Timed to your cycle. $119.
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