$600–$2,500+
A clinic fertility workupBloodwork panel, ultrasound, HSG and semen analysis.
You've already seen a positive test. You know your body can do that part.
So the question you're carrying now is a different one.
You were probably told it was common. Probably random. Probably nothing you did. That can all be true... and you can still want someone to actually look before you try again.
Our founder, a PhD scientist, lost seven pregnancies while being told everything was normal. Nobody had measured what her progesterone was doing after ovulation. She built the test she wishes someone had handed her, not to explain what happened, but so the next attempt wasn't blind.
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You told us you've experienced a loss. Whatever you're feeling right now is allowed, and there's no timeline you need to keep. Some women want a plan straight away. Some want support before they think about trying again. Some just want to understand what their body is doing. All three are here, and none of them is the wrong door.
Your protocol is below: a doctor-designed plan built around what happens after ovulation, with real people alongside you.
Talk it through with someone who understands this before you decide anything.
Start with the full hormone picture across one cycle. No protocol, no prescriptions, just information you can bring to any conversation.
You can come back to any of these whenever you're ready. This page will be here.

Amy Beckley, PhD - founder & CEO · Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh - reproductive endocrinologist.
Amy Beckley, PhD is the scientist who built Proov after seven miscarriages and years of being told she was "fine." She created the at-home testing that finds what standard labs miss.
Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh is the reproductive endocrinologist who reads your results and writes your protocol. She brings the clinic-level care that usually takes months to access.
Amy built the measurement. Dr. Aimee decides what, if anything, to do about it. Together that's the F.A.S.T. Method.
You've confirmed you can ovulate and conceive. F.A.S.T. looks at what happens after ovulation. The part standard testing rarely tracks. Four hormones measured at home across your full cycle, reviewed by Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh, who decides whether anything here is worth treating before you try again.

Everything you need, delivered to your door.
Payment options
HSA/FSA eligible.
Please note: You may not qualify for the F.A.S.T. Method if you have a medical history of cancer, unexplained vaginal bleeding, liver disease, have a BMI over 49.9, or if you are currently more than 10 weeks pregnant.
Complete a medical intake. Dr. Aimee reviews within 48 hours and prescribes letrozole, progesterone and metformin (if indicated). Medications and test kits ship to your door before your next cycle.

Take letrozole nightly for 5 nights - the same oral medication used in fertility clinics - to support stronger, healthier ovulation.

First-morning-urine tests for FSH, E1G/estrogen, LH and PdG. The Proov app tells you which test to use, when, and reads every result for you.
The app opens your full fertile window - up to 6 days, not the 2 an OPK shows - so you can time intercourse across all of it.

PdG confirms ovulation actually happened (not predicted), and you start progesterone that night to support the implantation window.
If that stopped you - good. You should question anyone who wants to put you on a fertility medication. So here's the honest answer to why this isn't backwards.
Many women who've experienced a loss are told to wait and try again before anyone looks closer. When testing does happen, this is what it typically costs out of pocket.
F.A.S.T. doesn't replace your doctor, and there's no timeline you need to keep. It's a way to see what your hormones are doing after ovulation — three cycles of at-home monitoring, a doctor's review and support where indicated — so that when you're ready, you have information rather than a wait.
Information first. No rush, no pressure.

Test from home. Bring your results and questions into your next care conversation.
Typical U.S. out-of-pocket ranges, 2026. Costs vary by clinic and insurance.
Women who were told it was common. Women who wanted someone to look anyway. When you start F.A.S.T. you join a community that talks openly about cycles, data, grief and hope.
After three losses
"Three losses and no explanation. F.A.S.T. showed low PdG every single cycle. With progesterone support, this pregnancy has stayed."
It was my luteal phase
"Two early losses before anyone looked at my luteal phase. F.A.S.T. made it obvious, and the treatment was simple once we knew."
Confidence this time
"After a loss, every day of waiting is terrifying. Watching my own F.A.S.T. numbers hold steady gave me something no reassurance could."
You can't control every outcome. You can go into the next one knowing more than you did the last time. F.A.S.T. starts before your next cycle. Four hormones tracked at home, read by the doctor who writes your protocol.
And if everything comes back clear? That's not another shrug. It's four things ruled out with real data, and a place to start the next conversation.
4.6/5 from 1,031 women · Doctor-reviewed · LegitScript certified · HSA/FSA eligible
Please note: You may not qualify for the F.A.S.T. Method if you have a medical history of cancer, unexplained vaginal bleeding, liver disease, have a BMI over 49.9, or if you are currently more than 10 weeks pregnant.