AMH Test (Ovarian Reserve)
The single blood test fertility specialists rely on to estimate ovarian reserve. Any day of your cycle. No referral needed.
One-time payment of A$149. GST included. No subscription.
What this panel measures
- AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone): Produced by the small follicles in your ovaries. The level reflects the size of your remaining egg pool.
Who this panel is for
Have you noticed any of these:
- thinking about trying to conceive now or in the next few years
- considering egg freezing
- in your mid-thirties or older and curious about ovarian reserve
- irregular periods or signs of PCOS
- wanting a baseline before stopping hormonal contraception
- had a previous AMH test and want to track changes
How it works
- Order online, no GP referral needed.
- Visit any of 2,000+ accredited collection centres across Australia.
- Results delivered same day to your personal dashboard with clear explanations.
Sample and turnaround
Single blood draw at any Sonic-network collection centre. Any day of your cycle — AMH is stable across cycle days. No fasting required. Results typically in 1–3 business days.
Frequently asked questions
Will AMH tell me if I can get pregnant?
No. AMH estimates ovarian reserve only — one of many fertility factors. Egg quality, partner factors, tubal health and age all matter for actual fertility outcomes.
Can I test AMH on the pill?
Yes. AMH may run slightly lower on hormonal contraception, but the test is still useful. For the most precise reading, your doctor may suggest pausing the pill before testing.
Should I test on a specific day of my cycle?
Unlike FSH and oestradiol, AMH is stable across the menstrual cycle — any day works.
What's the difference between this and the Women's Fertility Panel?
This test focuses on AMH alone — a single number for ovarian reserve. The Women's Fertility Panel adds FSH, LH, oestradiol and other markers for a fuller fertility picture.
Keep reading
Guides
- Blood test without a GP referral — Yes — most common blood tests can be self-ordered in Australia. How direct-to-consumer pathology works, what's available, and when you should still see a GP first.
- Private blood test cost — Private blood tests in Australia range from $35 for single biomarkers up to $500+ for comprehensive panels. What you're paying for, what drives the cost, and when private testing is worth it.
Biomarkers explained
- AMH — AMH is the gold-standard ovarian reserve marker — what fertility clinics and IVF programs use first.