Vaginal Microbiome Test
Why Women Choose This Test
✓ Private at-home collection
✓ CLIA-certified laboratory analysis
✓ Comprehensive microbiome report
✓ Optional provider consultation
Advanced At-Home Testing
More Than Just a Stool Test
There’s More to the Story Than BV.
Recurring BV, yeast infections, odor, or unexplained irritation often have underlying contributors. Understanding what’s happening in your vaginal microbiome is the first step toward finding clearer answers.
This advanced Vaginal Microbiome Test helps identify potential microbial imbalances that may be contributing to recurring symptoms, giving you greater confidence in your next steps.
Why Women Choose This Test
✓ Private at-home collection
✓ CLIA-certified laboratory analysis
✓ Comprehensive microbiome report
✓ Optional provider consultation
Starting at $249
*Not available to residents of New York due to state regulations.
Why Women Choose This Test
This test may be a good fit if you experience:
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- Recurring BV
- Frequent yeast infections
- Vaginal odor or unusual discharge
- Persistent irritation or discomfort
- Symptoms that return after treatment
- Vaginal changes during perimenopause or menopause
The test provides insight into the balance of microorganisms within the vaginal microbiome, including:
- Protective Lactobacillus species
- Bacteria associated with vaginal imbalance
- Yeast and fungal organisms
- Overall microbial diversity
- Potential patterns associated with recurring symptoms
Only include organisms or categories confirmed by the laboratory’s actual report.
Each specialty test kit includes.
- At-home collection kit
- Collection instructions
- Laboratory analysis
- Comprehensive results report
- Optional provider consultation, depending on the package selected
Can this test diagnose BV, AV, or a yeast infection?
The Vaginal Microbiome Test provides valuable insight into microbial imbalances associated with bacterial vaginosis (BV), aerobic vaginitis (AV), yeast overgrowth, and other vaginal health concerns. While the test can identify microorganisms that may be contributing to your symptoms, results should always be interpreted alongside your symptoms, medical history, and clinical evaluation by a qualified healthcare provider.
Is a provider consultation included?
Consultation options vary by package. You may purchase the test kit alone or choose a package that includes a personalized review of your results with a True Phoenix provider to discuss your findings, answer your questions, and help guide your next steps.
How long does it take to receive my results?
Most results are available within 2–3 weeks after your sample is received by the laboratory. You’ll be notified as soon as your report is ready.
Can I use my HSA or FSA to pay for this test?
Many Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) may cover specialty laboratory testing. Check with your plan administrator to confirm your eligibility before purchasing.
Should my partner be tested or treated?
Partner testing or treatment isn’t recommended for everyone. Whether it’s appropriate depends on your diagnosis, symptoms, and sexual partner(s), including male, female, and same-sex partners. Your healthcare provider can help determine the most appropriate next steps.
Is this test available in my state?
Due to state regulations, this test is not available to residents of New York. If you’re unsure whether the test is available where you live, please contact us before placing your order.
The Process
HOW DOES THE TEST WORK?
STEP 1
Receive your discreet at-home test kit within a week. Collect your sample, complete your form, label your tubes, and use the prepaid mailer to return everything to the laboratory.
STEP 2
Your sample is analyzed by a CLIA-certified laboratory to identify bacteria, yeast, and other microbial imbalances linked to recurring vaginal symptoms.
STEP 3
View your comprehensive test report online. For personalized interpretation and practical next-step guidance, add a provider consultation. Fees apply.
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