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Redcliffe Labs launches women's health platform Femcliffe

What they do

Redcliffe Labs is a diagnostic chain with 80+ labs and 2,000+ collection centres

It launched Femcliffe, a women's health platform offering preventive, curative and specialised tests

The platform covers life stages from puberty to menopause and includes home sample collection

Redcliffe Labs launched Femcliffe, a women's health diagnostic platform.
Femcliffe offers preventive, curative, and specialised diagnostic tests for women.
The tests cover life stages: puberty, fertility, pregnancy, menopause, post-menopause, and active ageing.
Femcliffe test packages include hormonal assessments, fertility and pregnancy screenings, and bone density evaluations.
The platform is available through Redcliffe's nationwide labs and collection centres.
It supports online booking and home sample collection.
Test results are delivered in simplified formats with actionable insights and progress tracking.
Redcliffe also launched a digital awareness campaign 'She's SuperWoW' on Mother's Day.

The campaign encourages women to view timely testing and routine checkups as essential to well-being.
Femcliffe aims to create a safe, supportive, she-centric space for end-to-end diagnostic needs.
Redcliffe Labs has touched over 1 Crore+ lives and operates 80+ labs and 2,000+ collection centres.

Redcliffe Labs offers doctor-curated health checkup packages for full body, fever, heart, vitamin, diabetes, thyroid, hormones, lifestyle, cancer, combo, pregnancy, allergy, arthritis, STD, anemia, and antenatal.
It provides smart reports with colour-coded insights, free expert consultation, 24/7 AI assistance, and personalised diet plans.
Redcliffe Labs also offers GeneCliffe packages for DNA, chromosome and protein insights.
It has health calculators for BMI, heart health, pre-diabetic risk, Vitamin D, and fever symptom check.
Redcliffe Labs guarantees 100% report accuracy or money back.

The digital awareness campaign 'She's SuperWoW' aims to encourage women to prioritise timely testing and routine checkups.