Estrogen & Progesterone Saliva Hormone Test (E1, E2, E3 & Pg)

A comprehensive at-home hormone test that measures four key hormones — Estrone (E1), Estradiol (E2), Estriol (E3), and Progesterone (Pg) — to assess estrogen balance, fertility health, and hormonal well-being. Accurate, non-invasive, and reviewed by a PhD hormone specialist.

What’s Measured

• Estrone (E1): A major estrogen type produced by ovaries and fat tissue. Reflects total estrogen activity and menopausal transition.
• Estradiol (E2): The strongest estrogen, essential for reproductive health, bone density, and mood stability.
• Estriol (E3): A mild estrogen primarily produced during pregnancy. Indicates estrogen metabolism and detoxification.
• Progesterone (Pg): Balances estrogen, regulates menstrual cycles, supports fertility, and stabilizes mood.
• How and when to Collect your saliva samples: Saliva Testing Instructions
• Click to see >> Sample Saliva Test Result Report

Key Benefits

• Comprehensive 4-hormone panel — full picture of estrogen and progesterone balance
• At-home collection — easy, needle-free saliva test
• Accurate bioavailable hormone measurement — shows active hormone levels, not bound or inactive ones
• Quick results — report ready in 3–5 working days after lab receipt
• PhD Hormone Specialist comments — detailed interpretation and guidance
• Clear visuals + numeric results — easy-to-read hormone charts
• Inclusive pricing — lab analysis included, no hidden fees
• Valid for 12 months — flexible testing anytime
• For both women and men — applicable to all adults for reproductive and hormonal assessment

Why Test Estrogen & Progesterone

• Evaluate menstrual irregularities, PMS, or menopausal symptoms
• Detect estrogen dominance or progesterone deficiency
• Monitor fertility and ovulation health
• Assess HRT effectiveness
• Identify risks for bone loss, mood imbalance, and sleep disruption

Common Symptoms Indicating Imbalance

Low Estrogen / Progesterone

• Fatigue, brain fog, or low mood
• Hot flashes and night sweats
• Irregular cycles or infertility
• Vaginal dryness or low libido
• Bone loss, aches, or insomnia

Estrogen Dominance / Low Progesterone

• Breast tenderness, fibrocystic tissue
• Bloating, weight gain around hips
• Irritability or anxiety
• Heavy or irregular periods
• Sleep disturbance

In Men

• Fatigue, mood swings, or depression
• Low libido and prostate issues
• Gynecomastia (breast tissue)
• Weight gain around waist or chest

Why Choose Saliva Testing

• Non-invasive: no blood draw, no clinic visit
• Bioavailable measurement: captures active hormones
• Track changes: allows multi-sample monitoring
• Perfect for HRT monitoring: aligns dosage with actual activity
• Convenient: collect sample anytime, anywhere

How It Works

• Order your saliva test kit online.
• Collect your sample at home following easy instructions.
• Ship the sample to our accredited lab (you cover postage).
• Receive your results and expert commentary within 3–5 working days.

What You Get

• Full lab report with hormone levels
• Graphical + numerical charts
• PhD hormone specialist commentary
• Practical, personalized recommendations

Who It’s For

• Women managing PMS, menopause, or fertility concerns
• Men monitoring hormone-related health issues
• Individuals on hormone therapy or seeking baseline evaluation
• Anyone seeking balanced mood, sleep, and energy

FAQ

1. What hormones are tested?
Estrone (E1), Estradiol (E2), Estriol (E3), and Progesterone (Pg).

2. How is the sample collected?
Using a simple saliva collection tube at home — no blood or needles.

3. How long for results?
You’ll receive your report within 3–5 working days after the lab receives your sample.

4. Who interprets the results?
A PhD Hormone Specialist provides a professional analysis and next-step guidance.

5. Is saliva testing accurate?
Yes. It measures bioavailable (active) hormones, providing a realistic view of hormonal function.

6. Can men use this test?
Yes. It helps identify estrogen and progesterone imbalances that affect male health.

7. Are lab fees included?
Yes. The price covers analysis and expert reporting. You only pay for return shipping.

8. When should I test?
Women: mid-luteal phase (about day 19–21).
Men: any morning between 7–10 a.m.

9. Do I need to stop supplements or HRT?
Check your clinician’s guidance before testing if on hormone therapy.

10. How often should I retest?
Every 3–6 months or as recommended to track treatment or natural hormonal shifts.

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