There is no absolute predictor of fertility.
But there's a bunch of things we can test.
Grip helps you exclude the most common reasons why women struggle to conceive, just like fertility clinics would.
The Grip test helps you understand your risk of:

Low Egg count
We test AMH
PCOS
We test AMH, LH, Total T
Blocked tubes
We test Chlamydia IgG
Thyroid issues
We test TSH
Get the Grip test for €129 or €159
Meet our customers:

"We're taught to avoid pregnancy from a young age, but no one ever really talks about how important it is to think about your fertility for when you are ready. I would love to have kids, but I am currently single and so I worry about my fertility declining.
I just want to know what's going on in my body, without needing to have been trying to get pregnant for 12 months."

"I'm not stupid - I know that I shouldn't wait another 10 years. Or rather, I don't really know that at all. That's why I did a Grip test.
It's reassuring to see that at least for this 35-year-old-who's-not-yet-ready everything as far as we can tell looks good. I know that doesn't mean I can afford to wait, but it's useful information about my body."
Sue-Jeen, 28
Content creator, Zoetermeer, NL
Lize, 35
Filmmaker, Amsterdam, NL
Lize is not on birth control.
Sue-Jeen is not on birth control.

"Hearing about the Grip test was a wake up call for me. If I were to find out later that I should have made different choices now, then I’d be devastated. I feel so much more at ease now I don’t have to go through life thinking ‘what if’.
I feel like I have a way more realistic idea of my fertility now. I'm glad there's a way to take control, to get more information about if and how my body works."
Leonie, 27
Program Manager, Amsterdam, NL
Leonie has a hormonal IUD. Read more here.
Our Doctors

Drs. Emma Dickinson-Craig
Consultation Doctor
Drs. Emma Dickinson-Craig is a medical doctor who trained at University of Utrecht, with an expertise in global health and reproduction. She is currently working on her PhD at University of Birmingham, UK focusing on reproductive health and air pollution in Mongolia, in collaboration with UNICEF.

Drs. Esti de Graaff
Consultation Doctor
Dr. Esti de Graaff is a medical doctor from Amsterdam, currently working on her PhD in Obstetrics & Gynaecology at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. She has clinical experience in sexual health and a special interest in a combination of women's- and global health..
Grip founders
We are just like you. We wanted to take control of our hormones - with data.

Noor Teulings, MD
Co-founder, Chief Science Officer

Anne Marie Droste
Co-founder, CEO


Ling Lin
Co-founder, CPO
How Grip works
You can take the test from the comfort of your home
01. Get the kit
02. Collect your
blood
03. Lab analysis
04. Your plan of action
Answer a few questions, we'll customize your test based on your birth control.
So yes, you can take the test if you're on birth control.
Prick your finger, collect about 10 drops (0.5ml) of blood, and pop your sample in the mail. That's it!
Our lab, the same ones fertility clinics use, analyses your blood sample.
Our lab is ISO15189 certified, the highest possible medical certification in Europe.
Your results are just the start. Most hormonal imbalances are easily treatable, as long as you have time. Our doctors will make a (free) plan with you, and you can ask all your questions in our closed chat group.
Follow us at @heygrip
How we protect your data.
We understand how sensitive your information is, and we work very hard to keep everything as safe as possible. The lab uploads your results to a special medical cloud, and the only way that we can see your report is through 2-factor authentication. Only medical professionals have access to your report.
We are GDPR compliant, which means that we won't store any of your data unless you give us explicit permission to do that. Most women want us to store their information so that if you test again next year, we can easily compare your results.
We ask everyone to opt in to giving us an anonymised version of your results for fertility research, but if you don't want to participate, you, of course, don't have to.
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