AMH
What Does This Test Check?
These tests check anti-Mullerian hormone, or AMH, a marker of your ovarian reserve that gives an estimate of the number of eggs remaining in the ovaries.
Five providers offer an AMH test here, from £79 at Medichecks up to £129 at LetsGetChecked, with Forth at £99, Goodbody Clinic at £109 and Thriva at £113.4 in between. Medichecks is the cheapest, while the higher LetsGetChecked price tends to bundle extra fertility context, so compare what each option includes.
AMH may indicate the size of your egg pool, but it cannot predict fertility or guarantee conception, and the result should be discussed with a GP or fertility specialist before you act on it.
Prices are indicative and may vary. Always check the provider's website for the latest pricing. Prices last checked on 27th Oct 2026
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