How soon will the test arrive?

If you order your test before midday on a Monday to Friday then your kit will be dispatched the same day. All our kits are sent out via Royal Mail first class post, so it should be with you within 1-2 working days.

How secure is my data?

We have strict processes in place to ensure the protection of your data. Following GDPR the company also operates under tight legal rules about the sharing of data which ensures that data is only shared if it is crucial to the delivery of our service. For example, our doctors see customer results at the time of review, however, after review, access to results is withdrawn. Learn more about your data security.

Can I have someone take my blood for me?

Yes. We offer two options if you do not want to do our finger prick test. The first is a home appointment where a nurse comes to your home to take a blood sample. The second is to visit a Phlebotomy clinic near you that offers a blood sample service. A blood sample will be taken from your vein and we will provide you with everything you need to give to the nurse to allow them to take the sample. The nurse will give you the blood sample to return to us using the pre-paid envelope provided.

Does a doctor review my results?

We have a team of doctors and nurses who look at all results and will comment on any results that are outside of the normal range for your age.

Can I download the results to share with my GP?

Yes, you can download your results from your health dashboard as a PDF to share with your GP. Learn how to export your results.

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Sarah Bolt On Beating The Last Great Taboo

Author: Forth

January 11, 2021

1 in 4 women said they struggled to cope with life due to symptoms of the menopause. This has devastating consequences on the personal and professional lives of many women from their late thirties all the way into their sixties.

Our CEO Sarah Bolt, is passionate about debunking the many myths of the menopause, and drawing the curtain on this last great taboo.

Pulling from her own experience with the menopause, coupled with a decade long career in the medical field, Sarah shares her thoughts on the importance of openly discussing the menopause in an article published by Open Access Government. In the article, Sarah touches on data found by Forth about menopause in the workplace, and shares a critical and comprehensive guide to the menopause.

If you’d like to take a look at what Sarah has to say, have a read of the article here.

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