NATIONAL FERTILITY AWARENESS WEEK · 2–6 NOVEMBER 2026
Your reproductive health matters before you’re trying, while you’re trying—and when you simply want to understand your body.
You do not need to suspect a problem to seek information. We help you move from uncertainty to clearer next steps, with at-home testing, specialist advice and support that starts where you are.
For women and men · Planning ahead or trying now · Private UK testing
UNDERSTAND YOUR STARTING POINT
Explore hormones, ovarian reserve or sperm health with a kit matched to what you want to learn. Results are a starting point for informed decisions, interpreted alongside your symptoms, history and goals.
A simple fertility baseline: ovarian reserve and thyroid health from one at-home blood test.
Our best all-round fertility hormone check for ovarian reserve, thyroid health and early-cycle hormone signalling.
Our most comprehensive female fertility hormone panel — 10 markers for ovarian reserve, thyroid, cycle and androgen/prolactin context.
Clinical-grade hormone testing from home. Decode those hot flashes
Blood tests measure particular hormones; semen analysis examines sperm and semen characteristics. AMH gives ovarian-reserve context, not an egg-quality score or a prediction of natural pregnancy. No single kit checks every part of fertility. If symptoms or a known condition are your main concern, a consultation can help you choose the right assessment.
Help me choose my next step →Offer terms: 10% off active at-home fertility test kits ordered from 00:00 on 2 November until 23:59 on 6 November 2026, UK time. Applied automatically at checkout. No code required. Cannot be combined with partner savings or coupon offers. Excludes consultations, courses, programmes and other services. UK delivery only; standard availability, collection requirements and delivery terms apply. Dispatch is usually within 2–3 days. Kit details explain timing and sample requirements.
CARE BEFORE CRISIS
We want reproductive health to feel just as normal to discuss. That starts with understanding your body and choosing appropriate care—not assuming everyone needs the same test.
Curious, planning ahead, trying or already navigating a diagnosis: you deserve clear information and a practical route forward.
FIVE DAYS. CONVERSATIONS THAT MATTER.
Our campaign makes space for health, culture, faith, changing timelines and fair access—without pressure to share your private story.
Monday · 2 November
You can care about reproductive health before pregnancy is on the calendar. Learning about hormones, cycles or sperm is a way to understand your health—not a declaration that something is wrong.
Choose a test for what you want to understand, then connect the result with your history and plans.
Explore testing →Tuesday · 3 November
“Any baby news?” can carry more weight than the person asking realises. Marriage, parenthood and privacy look different across families and cultures. You choose what to share, when to seek support and what comes next.
Try: “I’m here if you want to talk. You don’t owe me an update.”
Find learning and support →Wednesday · 4 November
Heavy bleeding, pain that disrupts your life and irregular cycles deserve attention. Endometriosis, PCOS and fibroids can affect reproductive health in different ways; having a condition does not automatically mean infertility.
A hormone kit cannot diagnose every cause of pelvic pain or heavy bleeding. Discuss symptoms and the right assessment with a GP or specialist.
Speak to a specialist →Thursday · 5 November
Faith can offer hope, comfort and community. Seeking investigations or medical care need not conflict with spiritual belief. Information helps you decide what action to take alongside the support that matters to you.
Fertility difficulties are not a measure of faith, character or worth.
Explore private support →Friday · 6 November
Parenthood in your 40s deserves facts without judgement. Men deserve fertility care in their own right. Solo parents and LGBTQ+ families deserve to be included. Clear information and respectful care should not depend on fitting one family story.
Age matters biologically. Shame does not help anyone make an informed decision. Seek advice that reflects your own goals, history and timeline.
Choose your next step →About 1 in 10 reproductive-age women worldwide have endometriosis.WHO: endometriosis →
10–13% of reproductive-age women worldwide are estimated to have PCOS.WHO: PCOS →
About 1 in 2 couples experiencing infertility have a male factor involved, either alone or alongside other factors.AUA/ASRM: male fertility →
The endometriosis and PCOS figures describe how common these conditions are, not the proportion who will experience infertility. The male-factor figure relates to couples experiencing infertility—not all men. Reproductive health deserves attention for women and men, whether or not pregnancy is the goal.
Explore our free Fertility Library →GET TO KNOW PROFERTILITY
Watch our About Us video and hear Nick’s and Emilia’s own accounts.
Our approach to clearer information and a practical plan.
Watch on Vimeo →Hear about ProFertility at-home sperm testing.
Watch on Vimeo →Hear Emilia discuss endometriosis and fertility.
Watch on Vimeo →SUPPORT THAT FITS YOUR STARTING POINT
Discuss symptoms, results, a diagnosis, treatment preparation or future planning. Get help deciding what deserves attention and what to do next.
Explore consultations →For people who need a coordinated pathway: assessment, relevant investigations, clinical review and a tailored programme with support and review.
Explore the Plan →Learn about reproductive health and find support through our free men’s and women’s communities. Paid courses are available separately.
Make room for your reproductive health—on your own terms.