Know your body, at every stage.
Hormone and health panels designed by women's health doctors, explained in plain English. Bring your own doctor's request, or let ours take care of it. Self-pay. Collect at a centre near you, at home, or with a visiting nurse.
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One woman. Every stage. One place to understand it.
Your hormones change across your life. KnowLuna is built to be there for all of it, from the first fertility question to menopause and beyond.
Ovarian reserve and the hormones that drive your cycle.
Ovarian reserve, cycle hormones and getting ready to conceive.
The core female hormone picture, in plain English.
Irregular, infrequent or changing periods and the hormones behind them.
Hormonal and metabolic markers doctors assess together.
Androgens, insulin and long-term metabolic health.
Screening for common chromosome conditions from 10 weeks, from a simple blood test.
Before, during and after pregnancy: screening, checks and recovery.
A comprehensive panel for the transition years.
The transition years and monitoring treatment.
Heart and metabolic markers for the decades after menopause, plus the blood checks behind bone health and a DEXA referral pathway.
Bone, heart and metabolic health for the decades after.
Simple by design.
Choose your test
Pick the panel that fits where you are. An Australian doctor reviews your details and requests it. No GP referral needed.
Collect your way
A quick draw at an accredited centre near you, a home kit posted to your door, or a nurse who comes to you. You choose at checkout.
Results, explained
Plain-English results in your account, and a doctor to talk them through, with next steps if you want them.
Twenty-six tests. Built around real questions.
Bring your own doctor's request, or use a KnowLuna doctor. Every test includes the accredited lab test and your plain-English report. Indicative launch pricing, self-pay.
AMH and fertility panel
AMH, FSH, LH, oestradiol, TSH, prolactin.
Female hormone panel
FSH, LH, oestradiol, progesterone, testosterone, SHBG, prolactin.
PCOS panel
Testosterone, SHBG, LH, FSH, fasting glucose, HbA1c, lipids.
Perimenopause and menopause panel
FSH, LH, oestradiol, testosterone, TSH, iron studies.
A result is a beginning, not an end.
Most testing stops at the PDF. KnowLuna is built for what comes next, so one clear answer can turn into years of understanding your body.
Results consult
Included with every panel a KnowLuna doctor requests, and available as an add-on otherwise. A doctor talks through what each marker means for you, by video or phone.
A plan, if you want one
Sometimes that's nothing. Sometimes it's a repeat test in a few months, or a referral to your GP or a specialist. Always agreed with you.
Share with your GP
Download your report and doctor's summary from your account in one click. It's written to be useful to them.
Your history, over time
Re-test reminders, trends across results, and the same doctor where possible, from your first fertility question through menopause.
Why we're building this.
I've spent more than a decade helping Australian health providers reach the women who need them, and I kept seeing the same thing: women handed a lab printout with no explanation, or told to "wait and see" for years, or sold a test that couldn't answer the question they were actually asking.
KnowLuna exists to do this properly. Only tests with real clinical use. Every one requested and explained by a registered doctor. Accredited labs, always. Plain English, always. And honesty about what a test can't tell you, because that is where trust is actually earned.
Our founding medical director and clinical team will be introduced here before we open. Until then, that is the standard we're building to.
Experts in the questions women actually ask.
We don't test everything. We test the hormones behind fertility, cycles, PCOS, perimenopause and menopause, and our doctors work in nothing else.
Tests across nine stages
Each panel groups the markers women's health GPs and gynaecologists look at together, following Australian clinical guidance, including the international PCOS guideline led from Australia.
Women's health doctors
Every KnowLuna doctor works in women's and reproductive health. No generalist call centre. Profiles and AHPRA numbers published before we open.
Ways to order
Already have a doctor's request? Pay for the test and the plain-English report. No GP? A KnowLuna doctor requests it and talks you through the results.
Built on standards, not stories.
In health, trust has to be earned with credentials, not marketing. Here is what stands behind every KnowLuna test.
Doctor-led
Every test is requested and reviewed by an AHPRA-registered Australian doctor.
Accredited labs
Routine pathology by NATA/RCPA-accredited Australian laboratories, the same standard as your GP's pathology. Genomic tests by accredited specialist laboratories, named before you order.
Plain English
No jargon. You'll understand what your results mean, and what they don't.
Private and Australian
Your health data stays in Australia, protected under the Privacy Act.
Sources and further reading
- Monash University: International Evidence-based Guideline for the Assessment and Management of PCOS 2023
- Pathology Tests Explained (RCPA): test index
- Healthdirect: understanding pathology tests
General information only, not medical advice. A blood test is one input to a doctor's assessment, not a diagnosis on its own. If your symptoms are severe or sudden, see a doctor promptly. Read our medical disclaimer.
Understand your hormones, one plain-English article at a time.
Fourteen articles at launch, written to answer the questions people actually search for.
What is AMH, and what can it actually tell you?
Ovarian reserve explained, including what the number does not mean.
Perimenopause: the signs people miss
It rarely starts with hot flushes. Here is what often comes first.
FSH, LH and oestradiol, explained
The three hormones behind your cycle, and how doctors read them together.
Do I need a referral from my GP?
No. You order online and an AHPRA-registered doctor reviews your details and requests the test for you.
Is it covered by Medicare?
No. KnowLuna tests are self-pay and not Medicare-rebated. The price you see includes the doctor's request, the accredited lab test and your results explained.
Where do I get the sample taken?
Your choice at checkout: a collection centre near you (included), a home kit, or a nurse home visit ($129, metro). We'll show you the closest options once your test is requested.
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