Fertility and

reproductive health

Personalised insights for your fertility journey.

Gene-Fertility | R4,950

R750 when ordered with any other test.

Feedback session fees are not included in the DNA test/report price.

Genes play a role in fertility and reproductive health.

Why does fertility differ from person to person?

Some conceive more easily than others
Hormones, egg and sperm health can vary
Understanding your DNA can help guide personalised fertility support

What Gene-Fertility does:

Male and female-specific DNA testing to identify genetic factors affecting fertility and reproductive health.

General sub-fertility risk
Hormone balance and thyroid function
Stress and anxiety
Predisposition to endometriosis and PCOS (female-specific)
Nutrient requirements related to fertility
Iron homeostasis
And more...

How It Works

Simple. Personalised. Actionable.

Order your DNA test online or through a Geneway Practitioner.

Take a quick cheek swab at home or with your practitioner.

Return your sample to your practitioner or arrange courier collection directly with us.

Receive email updates when your sample has been received and once your results are ready.

Receive your personalised genetic report and discuss your results with your Geneway practitioner.

Your DNA is analysed by a team of certified professionals and delivered in a simple, easy to understand format.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Gene-Fertility report on both male and female fertility?

Yes. Gene-Fertility can provide male- and female-specific genetic insights into fertility and reproductive health. The profile looks at genetic factors that may influence areas such as hormone production and balance, sperm and egg health, reproductive function, nutrient requirements, inflammation and oxidative stress.

Can Gene-Fertility tell me why I am struggling to conceive?

Gene-Fertility cannot diagnose infertility or identify a single cause of difficulty conceiving. Instead, it looks at a range of genetic factors that may influence reproductive health.

What does oxidative stress have to do with fertility?

Eggs and sperm are particularly vulnerable to oxidative stress. Gene-Fertility looks at genetic factors involved in the body’s antioxidant defence systems, helping to identify areas where antioxidant nutrition and lifestyle support may be relevant.