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A range of private blood testing options with most results within 24-48 hours (weekdays) of arrival in Lab. Simply collect blood at home using a finger prick and send to the lab for analysis. Please note that some tests take longer to report (2-3 days). Turnaround time is stated on each test page.

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Wide Variety of Health Tests

A range of private blood testing options. Blood tests for cortisol, iron status, vitamins (D and B12), diabetes (HbA1c), testosterone, cholesterol (lipid profile, heart health), electrolytes, liver, kidney, Prostate (PSA) and many more. Whether you are monitoring a specific condition, wanting to get an insight into wellness because of a fitness performance programme that you are following or are simply curious about your general health, we have a test for you.

How do our tests work?

Simple. Buy a kit, collect your blood at home in the small tube provided, send to us for analysis and get results for most of our tests within 24-48 hours (a few tests take up to 4 days). Everything you need is included in the kit, even a pre-paid envelope for sending the sample to our labs. No waiting for appointments.

How accurate are the results?

We process samples in our lab and use state-of-the-art machines, just like any NHS lab. We constantly perform internal and external quality control procedures to make sure that we maintain quality. In the rare circumstances of sending samples to referral labs, we make sure they are UKAS-accredited to ISO15189 standard and CQC-registered.

What else do we offer on our site?

We have sections that present the latest research findings in health and medicine. In addition to articles about general health concerns. Subscribe to our list to receive the latest news, even if you don't buy our tests.

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