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The Best Gift You Can Give Your Future Baby Is a Healthy Start

Comprehensive pre-conception wellness screening for couples planning to start a family

HIPAA Compliant Results in 24-48h At-Home Collection

Why Screen Before Conception?

1 in 8 couples face fertility challenges — many are preventable with early screening

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists suggests pre-conception health assessment for all women planning pregnancy

Up to 50% of pregnancies with complications could have been identified through pre-conception blood work

The information on this page is for educational purposes only. Labs & Health provides wellness screening services and does not diagnose, treat, or provide medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider.

Our Pre-Conception Panels

Two comprehensive wellness screenings designed for couples planning to start a family

For Her

45 biomarkers

$1,200$519

CBC with Differential

Screens for: Red and white blood cells, hemoglobin, platelets

Why it matters: Screens for anemia, infection, and immune health as a baseline before starting a family

Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (14 markers)

Screens for: Glucose, electrolytes, kidney function, liver enzymes

Why it matters: Provides a broad metabolic health baseline including organ function

TSH & Thyroid Panel Comprehensive

Screens for: TSH, Free T3, Free T4

Why it matters: Thyroid health directly affects metabolism, energy, and hormonal balance during the pre-conception period

Blood Type (ABO + RH)

Screens for: Blood type and Rh factor

Why it matters: Rh status is an important piece of health information for women planning to start a family

Rubella IgG & Varicella IgG

Screens for: Immunity to rubella and chickenpox

Why it matters: Confirms adequate antibody protection from prior vaccination or exposure

HIV Screening & STD Panel Comprehensive

Screens for: HIV and comprehensive sexually transmitted infection panel

Why it matters: Standard component of pre-conception health assessments

FSH, LH, Estradiol & Progesterone

Screens for: Key reproductive hormones

Why it matters: Together these regulate the menstrual cycle and ovarian function; best tested on cycle day 2-4

AMH (Anti-Mullerian Hormone)

Screens for: Ovarian reserve marker

Why it matters: Provides insight into reproductive wellness timeline; remains stable throughout the cycle

Prolactin

Screens for: Prolactin hormone levels

Why it matters: Elevated prolactin can interfere with menstrual regularity and ovulation

Vitamin D, Folate, B12 & Ferritin

Screens for: Key nutritional markers

Why it matters: Critical for pre-conception wellness; folate supports healthy cell division, ferritin reflects iron stores

Iron + TIBC & Hemoglobin A1c

Screens for: Iron transport and 3-month blood sugar average

Why it matters: Important wellness markers for women planning to start a family

Urinalysis

Screens for: Urinary tract, kidney function, glucose/protein in urine

Why it matters: Simple but informative wellness screening tool

Preparation

  • - Fast for 10-12 hours before your draw (water is fine)
  • - Schedule on cycle day 2-4 for the most accurate hormone results
  • - Inform your phlebotomist if you take hormonal contraceptives or supplements
  • - Stay well-hydrated the evening before

For Him

30 biomarkers

$700$299

CBC with Differential

Screens for: Red and white blood cells, hemoglobin, platelets

Why it matters: Screens for anemia, infection, and immune health as a critical wellness baseline

Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (14 markers)

Screens for: Glucose, electrolytes, kidney function, liver enzymes

Why it matters: Broad metabolic health assessment that forms the foundation of any comprehensive screening

TSH

Screens for: Thyroid function

Why it matters: An underactive or overactive thyroid can affect energy levels, metabolism, and hormonal balance

Blood Type (ABO + RH)

Screens for: Blood type and Rh factor

Why it matters: Knowing both partners' blood types is a standard part of pre-conception health planning

HIV Screening & STD Panel Comprehensive

Screens for: HIV and comprehensive sexually transmitted infection panel

Why it matters: A responsible and routine component of pre-conception health assessments for both partners

Testosterone Free & Total + SHBG

Screens for: Primary male hormone and binding protein

Why it matters: Affects energy, muscle mass, mood, and reproductive health; SHBG affects bioavailable testosterone

FSH & LH

Screens for: Reproductive hormones

Why it matters: FSH supports healthy sperm production while LH stimulates testosterone production

Prolactin

Screens for: Prolactin hormone levels

Why it matters: Elevated prolactin in men can suppress testosterone production and affect hormonal balance

Vitamin D, Folate, B12 & Ferritin

Screens for: Key nutritional markers

Why it matters: Support overall wellness and cellular health; linked to immune function and hormonal balance

Iron + TIBC & Hemoglobin A1c

Screens for: Iron transport and 3-month blood sugar average

Why it matters: Important wellness markers for overall metabolic health

Urinalysis

Screens for: Urinary tract, kidney function, metabolic indicators

Why it matters: Simple but informative wellness screening tool

Preparation

  • - Fast for 10-12 hours before your draw (water is fine)
  • - Schedule in the morning (before 10 AM) for the most accurate testosterone readings
  • - Avoid intense exercise for 24 hours before the test
  • - Inform your phlebotomist of any medications or supplements

Not Sure Which Tests You Need?

Our free 60-second quiz helps you find the right wellness screening based on your goals, age, and health concerns.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Pre-Conception — Her

45 biomarkers

$519

Pre-Conception — Him

30 biomarkers

$299

Free Guide

Learn what this panel screens for and why it matters

Labs & Health provides specimen collection and wellness screening services only. We do not diagnose, treat, or provide medical advice. This screening is not a fertility test. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider.