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Monitor your long-term blood sugar from home with our HbA1c (A1c) Home Blood Test Kit. Results are delivered securely as a quantitative PDF report that you can share with your GP. Analysed using HPLC technology in a CQC-regulated laboratory. Take the guesswork out of your metabolic health. Whether you are proactively monitoring your wellness, managing pre-diabetes, or simply want to check how your diet and lifestyle are impacting your body, understanding your long-term blood sugar is essential. A standard finger-prick glucose test only tells you what your blood sugar is at that exact second. Our At-Home HbA1c Blood Test Kit provides a much deeper, more reliable clinical picture by measuring your glycated haemoglobin. This gives you an accurate average of your blood sugar levels over the past 90 days. Taking control of your metabolic health has never been easier. This straightforward at-home kit contains everything you need to safely collect a small, minimally invasive blood sample from the comfort of your living room. There is no need to wait weeks for a GP appointment. Once collected, simply drop your sample into a priority postbox using the prepaid return envelope provided. Every single sample is processed directly in our in-house, CQC-regulated laboratory. This guarantees that you are receiving the exact same standard of clinical accuracy as a hospital test, with absolute data privacy. Within days, your personalized results will be uploaded to your secure digital dashboard, complete with clear, traffic-light visual ranges and doctor-reviewed commentary to help you understand your 90-day blood sugar baseline. If you would like a copy of your chromatogram graph to share with your clinician, we can provide this on request. Please email info@lhclab.co.uk. CQC-Regulated Laboratory For reassurance and quality assurance, LHC Lab is regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the same regulator responsible for monitoring NHS hospitals and clinics.

Private Vitamin D Blood Test Kit UK | Laboratory 25-OH Test Don't let a lack of sunshine drain your energy and immunity. In the UK, Vitamin D deficiency is incredibly widespread. Because our bodies rely on direct sunlight to synthesize this vital hormone, the long, dark British winters leave a massive portion of the population depleted. Despite how crucial it is for immune function, bone health, and mood regulation, routine testing is rarely offered unless you present severe symptoms. Our At-Home Vitamin D Blood Test Kit allows you to proactively check your levels without waiting for a clinical appointment. By measuring your 25-OH Vitamin D (25-Hydroxyvitamin D)—the gold-standard clinical marker—this test provides precise data on whether your levels are optimal, insufficient, or severely deficient. Who Should Test Their Vitamin D Levels? UK Residents During Autumn & Winter: Anyone living in the UK between October and April when natural sunlight is insufficient for Vitamin D synthesis. People Experiencing Fatigue & Low Immunity: Individuals struggling with low energy, frequent seasonal illness, or low mood. Indoor & Office Workers: People spending extended hours indoors during peak sunlight hours. Supplement Users: Track your 25-OH Vitamin D levels to verify if your supplementation dosage is effective or requires adjustment. Common Signs of Vitamin D Deficiency Vitamin D acts as a crucial hormone supporting multiple systems in your body. Common warning signs of low Vitamin D include: Persistent fatigue, tiredness, or lethargy Frequent colds, flu, or respiratory infections Unexplained muscle aches, bone pain, or lower back stiffness Low mood or Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) symptoms How to Test Your Vitamin D Levels at Home Order Your Test Kit: Receive your private Vitamin D collection kit at home with discreet delivery. Collect Your Sample: Take a simple finger-prick blood sample from the comfort of home using the sterile lancet provided. Post to Our UK Lab: Mail your sample back to our CQC-regulated UK laboratory using the prepaid return envelope. View Digital Results: Receive your precise quantitative 25-OH Vitamin D report on a secure digital dashboard within 2 to 3 working days, complete with doctor-reviewed advice. Frequently Asked Questions What is a normal 25-OH Vitamin D level? In the UK, Vitamin D levels measured in nmol/L are generally categorized as follows: below 30 nmol/L indicates deficiency, 30–50 nmol/L indicates insufficiency, and above 50 nmol/L is considered sufficient for general health, with optimal levels often targeted between 75–100 nmol/L. Do I need to fast before a Vitamin D blood test? No, fasting is not required for a Vitamin D blood test. You can take your sample at any time of day, though taking it in the morning after staying well-hydrated makes finger-prick collection easier. Should I stop taking Vitamin D supplements before the test? If you want to test your natural baseline level without supplements, pause taking them for 48 hours prior to testing. However, if you want to verify if your current supplement routine is working, continue taking your regular dosage as normal. How quickly will I receive my Vitamin D test results? Once your sample arrives at our UK CQC-regulated laboratory, your results will be reviewed by a qualified doctor and published to your secure online dashboard within 2 to 3 working days.  

This is an add-on test to an existing purchased test.  Monitor your fundamental health markers with our Blood Count test. This test provides a vital snapshot of your blood health, helping to identify signs of anaemia, immune system status, and blood clotting capability. What’s Included? This panel measures 4 essential biomarkers: Haemoglobin (Hb): This is the crucial iron-rich protein inside your red blood cells that physically grabs onto oxygen from your lungs and carries it to the rest of your body. Checking these levels helps identify anaemia. If your haemoglobin is low, your organs and muscles aren't getting the oxygen they need to function properly, which is often the culprit behind feeling constantly exhausted, weak, or short of breath. Red Blood Cell Count (RBC): Think of red blood cells as the body's delivery trucks for oxygen. Measuring the total number of these cells provides a great baseline for your general blood health and energy levels. An abnormal count, whether too high or too low, can help doctors pinpoint the cause of persistent tiredness or point toward potential dietary deficiencies, such as a lack of iron or B vitamins. White Blood Cell Count (WBC): These cells are the frontline soldiers of your immune system. Doctors check this number to look for hidden infections, autoimmune responses, or inflammation. If your WBC count is elevated, it usually means your immune system is working exactly as it should by actively fighting off an illness, reacting to an allergen, or helping your body recover from stress. Platelets: These are tiny cell fragments whose main job is to rush to the site of an injury, stick together, and form scabs. They are entirely responsible for your blood's ability to clot. Evaluating your platelets ensures your body can safely stop itself from bleeding; a low count might explain why you bruise very easily, while an abnormally high count could increase the risk of unwanted internal clots.

Private Blood Count Test | Home Blood Collection Kit UK Monitor your fundamental health markers with our Private Blood Count Test. This essential panel provides a vital snapshot of your overall health, helping to evaluate your immune status, screen for anaemia, and check blood clotting capability. Skip the clinical queues and establish an objective baseline for your vital blood health. Collect your sample conveniently using our home collection kit and receive a comprehensive, CQC-laboratory-analyzed report sent securely to your email within 1 to 3 working days. Why Choose London Health Company Laboratory Testing? CQC-Regulated UK Laboratory: Every blood sample is processed inside our accredited UK laboratory to guarantee hospital-grade accuracy. Doctor-Reviewed Reports: Receive quantitative results with clear reference ranges and remarks. Fast UK Turnaround: Digital results are securely emailed within 1 to 3 working days of your sample reaching our lab. Tracked Return Included: Complete kit delivered UK-wide with a prepaid UN3373 priority return packet. How the Blood Testing Process Works Order Your Collection Kit: Receive your private blood collection kit delivered in discreet packaging anywhere in the UK. Collect Your Sample: Take a simple finger-prick blood sample from the comfort of home following clear step-by-step instructions. Post to Our UK Lab: Send your sample directly to our CQC-regulated UK facility using the included prepaid tracked return packet. View Digital Results: Access your quantitative lab report and doctor remarks via your secure digital dashboard within 1 to 3 working days. Frequently Asked Questions Do I need to fast before taking a Blood Count test? No, fasting is not required for a standard Blood Count test. You can collect your sample at any time of day, though staying well-hydrated beforehand makes finger-prick collection easier. Can this blood test detect iron deficiency anaemia? Yes. By measuring your Haemoglobin (Hb), Red Blood Cell Count (RBC), and Hematocrit (HCT), this panel helps identify low levels associated with iron deficiency anaemia and oxygen transport issues. Is finger-prick sample collection as accurate as a clinic blood draw? Yes. Once your blood sample arrives at our CQC-regulated UK laboratory, it is processed on the exact same clinical diagnostic machinery used for hospital venous blood draws. How quickly will I receive my results? Your quantitative laboratory report will be reviewed by a qualified doctor and emailed to you within 1 to 3 working days of reaching our lab.  

Private Cholesterol & Lipid Profile Blood Test Kit UK | Laboratory Heart Health Test Protect your heart with our affordable, CQC-laboratory-tested lipid profile blood test kit. Designed for proactive adults, individuals on statins, or those with a family history of cardiovascular disease, this heart health panel aligns with NHS and NICE guidance to deliver gold-standard monitoring. Skip the clinic and get a quantitative lab report mapping your Total Cholesterol, HDL Cholesterol, LDL Cholesterol, and Triglycerides sent securely to your email within 24-48 hours of lab receipt. The report is fully quantitative, containing actual figures alongside clear remarks for any results falling outside normal ranges. Who Should Test Their Cholesterol & Lipid Profile? This test is suitable for adults who want a clearer understanding of their cholesterol levels, including those with a family history of heart disease, those interested in cholesterol monitoring while on statins, or anyone seeking objective data as part of a proactive approach to long-term cardiovascular health. Proactive Adults: Gain an objective baseline for long-term heart health and risk prevention. Monitoring Statins: Track your progress and measure treatment effectiveness over time. Family History of Heart Conditions: Screen early for genetic risks like high cholesterol or early heart disease. NHS & NICE Alignment: Learn more about how lipid profile testing is used in clinical practice and what NHS and NICE guidance says. How to Test Your Cholesterol Levels at Home Order Your Test Kit: Receive your private cholesterol testing kit at home with fast delivery. Collect Your Sample: Take a simple finger-prick blood sample first thing in the morning after fasting. Post to Our UK Lab: Mail your sample directly back to our CQC-regulated UK laboratory using the prepaid return packet. Receive Digital Results: Within 24 to 48 hours of receipt, a clear quantitative report with remarks will be sent securely to your email. Frequently Asked Questions Do I need to fast before a lipid profile blood test? Yes, fasting for 8 to 12 hours (consuming only water) before taking your sample is required for an accurate lipid profile. Fasting ensures precise measurement of triglycerides and calculated LDL, as recent meals temporarily alter blood fat levels. Can I take this test if I am on statins? Yes. This panel is ideal for cholesterol monitoring while on statins to check how effectively your treatment is managing your lipid levels. What is the difference between HDL and LDL cholesterol? HDL Cholesterol removes excess fats from your bloodstream, while LDL cholesterol can deposit along artery walls if elevated. How quickly will I receive my cholesterol test results? Once your sample arrives at our CQC-regulated UK laboratory, your results will be reviewed by a doctor and emailed to you within 24 to 48 hours.  

Experiencing hair thinning, shedding, or brittle nails? Our Hair Loss Panel is designed to help you understand common nutritional and hormonal factors that can contribute to hair loss. This comprehensive panel measures key markers that support hair follicle health, giving you actionable insight into possible underlying causes. Why Choose the Advanced Panel? Designed for adults experiencing hair thinning, shedding, or brittle nails. Provides a broad assessment of nutritional deficiencies, iron metabolism, and thyroid function associated with hair loss. Ideal for those who want a deeper understanding beyond basic nutrient testing. Fast, Reliable Results All samples are analysed in a CQC-regulated laboratory. Results delivered securely as a PDF report within 3 working days. Reports include quantitative results with reference ranges and notes for any values outside normal ranges. Who This Test Is For? Adults noticing thinning hair, hair shedding, or brittle nails. Individuals who want to understand nutrient, iron, or thyroid imbalances that may contribute to hair loss. Those looking for a structured, convenient way to review key biomarkers from home. Take the first step in understanding your hair health with the Hair Loss Panel, a focused, insight into the nutrients, iron status, and thyroid hormones that support hair growth.

Private Cortisol Blood Test Kit UK | At-Home Stress Hormone Test Whether you are dealing with a demanding lifestyle, struggling with unexplained fatigue, or finding it difficult to sleep, your stress hormones play a critical role in your daily health. Cortisol is the primary hormone produced by your adrenal glands in response to physical and emotional stress. While essential for life, chronically high or abnormally low levels can lead to burnout, weight gain, anxiety, and severe exhaustion. Our Cortisol Blood Test Kit provides clear, clinical-grade data on exactly how your adrenal glands are functioning. Instead of guessing how stress is impacting your body, this simple at-home cortisol test gives you a definitive, doctor-reviewed baseline. It is highly recommended for professionals facing high-pressure environments, fitness enthusiasts experiencing overtraining syndrome, or anyone looking to proactively monitor their adrenal health in the UK. Why Choose Our Private At-Home Cortisol Test? Clinical Accuracy: Analyzed directly in our CQC-regulated UK laboratory to guarantee the highest standards of accuracy and data privacy. Fast Digital Results: Receive your precise cortisol levels within 2 to 3 working days on a secure online dashboard. Clear Insights: Includes clear visual reference ranges and medical feedback to help you understand your results. Convenient & Safe: Quick finger-prick blood collection kit delivered directly to your door with a prepaid return envelope. How to Test Cortisol Levels at Home (Step-by-Step) Order Your Test Kit: Receive your private cortisol test kit at home with discreet delivery. Collect Your Sample: Take a simple finger-prick blood sample early in the morning (between 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM) when cortisol naturally peaks. Post to Our UK Lab: Mail your sample back using the prepaid envelope provided. Review Your Results: Access your doctor-backed health insights online via your secure portal. Frequently Asked Questions What is cortisol and why is it important? Cortisol is the primary hormone produced by your adrenal glands, often called the body's main "stress hormone." It plays a critical role in regulating metabolism, controlling blood sugar levels, reducing inflammation, and managing your body’s daily stress response. When is the best time of day to take a cortisol blood test? Cortisol levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day, peaking early in the morning and declining towards the evening. For the most accurate assessment of baseline cortisol, samples should be collected in the morning (between 8:00 AM and 9:00 AM) while fasting. What are the signs of high or low cortisol levels? High Cortisol (Hypercortisolism): May cause rapid weight gain (especially around the abdomen and face), high blood pressure, mood swings, muscle weakness, and persistent fatigue. Low Cortisol (Hypocortisolism): May lead to chronic exhaustion, low blood pressure, muscle weakness, unintended weight loss, and dizziness. How long does it take to get my cortisol test results? Once your sample arrives at our UK CQC-regulated testing laboratory, your results will be reviewed by a qualified doctor and published in your online portal within 2 working days.

Our most popular baseline screening. Processed in our own CQC-regulated London laboratory for clinical-grade accuracy and 24-48-hour results. Our Essential Health MOT provides a comprehensive biological "snapshot" of your body’s core functions. By measuring 16 critical biomarkers, this test helps identify early warning signs of disease, monitors organ stress, and evaluates your cardiovascular risk—all through a simple home collection or in-clinic visit. Why Choose the Essential Health MOT? Direct-to-Lab Authority: We aren't a reseller. Your sample is analysed in our own UK-based, CQC-regulated lab. The "Silent" Marker: Includes hs-CRP, a high-sensitivity marker for low-grade inflammation that standard tests often miss. Complete Organ Overview: Assesses the health of your liver, kidneys, pancreas, and heart in one single panel. Fast, Private, Professional Order: Choose a discreet home finger-prick kit or an in-clinic venous draw. Sample: Collect your sample and return it via our pre-paid tracked envelope. Results: Receive your secure digital report within 24–48 hours of our lab receiving your sample.

Private Fatigue & Tiredness Blood Test Kit (9 Biomarkers) Monitor your energy levels and overall health with our comprehensive, private At-Home Iron and Ferritin Blood Test Kit. Whether you are experiencing unexplained fatigue, brain fog, or persistent hair loss, checking your full blood count (FBC) and iron profile provides vital, clinical-grade insights into how your body is performing. This test is specifically engineered for anyone dealing with "Tired All The Time" (TATT) symptoms, fitness enthusiasts struggling with exercise recovery, or vegans and vegetarians wanting to proactively monitor dietary deficiencies. Routine testing offers a reliable baseline to measure changes, identify your risk of anaemia or iron overload, and track trends over time. Who Should Take an Iron & Ferritin Blood Test? Individuals with Low Energy: People experiencing chronic exhaustion, weakness, brain fog, or unexplained muscle aches. Vegans & Vegetarians: Proactively check for dietary iron deficiencies and safeguard your long-term wellness. Athletes & Active Individuals: Ensure optimal oxygen delivery to tissues to support endurance, power output, and physical recovery. Women's Health: Monitor iron depletion caused by heavy periods, pregnancy, or hormonal shifts. How to Prepare & Take Your At-Home Iron Test Take the Test in the Morning: Iron levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day. Collect your sample early (before 10:00 AM) for maximum accuracy. Fast Overnight: Fast for 8 to 10 hours (water allowed) prior to collection, as recent meals can temporarily spike circulating iron levels. Stay Well-Hydrated: Drink plenty of water before taking your test to encourage blood flow for an easy finger-prick sample. Pause Iron Supplements: Pause taking iron supplements 24 to 48 hours prior to your sample collection (unless advised otherwise by your GP) to ensure a true baseline reading. Common Symptoms of Low Iron & Anaemia While iron deficiencies can develop without noticeable early symptoms, common warning signs include: Persistent fatigue, tiredness, or weakness Pale skin or cold hands and feet Shortness of breath during normal daily activities or workouts Frequent headaches or brain fog Brittle nails, hair thinning, or hair loss Frequently Asked Questions Do I need to fast before an iron blood test? Yes, you should fast (consuming only water) for 8 to 10 hours before taking your sample. Recent meals can temporarily increase circulating iron in your bloodstream and skew your results. What is the difference between iron and ferritin? Iron measures the active amount of mineral circulating in your blood at that exact moment. Ferritin measures the total stored iron reserved in your tissues. Ferritin drops first during deficiency, making it the best early indicator of low iron reserves. Why must I collect my sample in the morning? Iron concentrations follow a daily rhythm, fluctuating naturally throughout the day. Taking your sample before 10:00 AM after fasting provides the most consistent and medically accurate baseline. How quickly will I receive my lab results? Once your finger-prick sample reaches our accredited UK laboratory, your sample will be processed and reviewed by a doctor. Your confidential results will be uploaded to your secure digital dashboard within 2 to 3 working days.  

CQC-Regulated UK Laboratory Samples analysed in our CQC-regulated UK laboratory — the same regulatory standard applied to NHS hospitals. Unlock deep insights into your health with our comprehensive female hormone blood test kit. As featured in an article by the Evening Standard, this private blood test measures 6 essential hormonal biomarkers to help you identify root causes of fatigue, irregular periods, weight fluctuations, and mood shifts. Get accurate, quantitative laboratory analysis with actual data figures and specialist clinical remarks for any results falling outside the normal reference range, delivered securely to your email. Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) Prolactin Testosterone Luteinizing hormone (LH) Oestrogen (oestradiol) Progesterone The report will be quantitative, containing actual figures and remarks for results that fall outside the normal range. The report will be sent to your email. This test can give you an insight into your hormonal health. Simply collect a sample of blood at home using a finger prick and send it to our CQC-regulated UK laboratory for analysis, or you can choose a partner clinic or pharmacy to get your blood drawn. The kit contains everything you need to collect blood. Inside, you'll find lancets, instructions, lab request form, labels, tube, tube pouch, prepaid UN3373 envelope, tube holder, swabs, alcohol wipes and plasters. In extremely hot or cold weather, your sample may be at risk of damage. To help protect it, please drop it off directly at a post office instead of using a postbox. Female hormones play a crucial role in supporting various bodily functions such as fertility, metabolism, mood regulation, and even sleep patterns. Any alteration in these hormones can manifest through changes in your menstrual cycle, weight fluctuations, skin issues like acne, hair thinning, decreased energy levels, feelings of anxiety or depression, or even muscle weakness. There are also associations between hormonal levels and menopause and perimenopause. Our convenient at-home test with laboratory analysis and results is designed to help you pinpoint whether a hormone imbalance could be the underlying cause of your symptoms.It's worth noting that the contraceptive pill may impact your test results. If you decide to discontinue its use, we recommend waiting until your menstrual cycles return to their regular pattern before taking the test. Additionally, if you're not planning to conceive, ensure you use an alternative form of contraception during this period. Q: Can this test replace my GP or NHS testing?A: This test is a private alternative for convenience and speed, not a replacement for NHS care. It measures the same biomarkers analysed in NHS laboratories. If your results fall outside the normal range, we recommend sharing them with your GP for further assessment and interpretation. Q: Is this test safe?A: Yes. It's a minimally invasive finger-prick sample, and every kit is processed in our CQC-regulated UK laboratory, the same standard applied to NHS hospitals. Q: What happens if my results are abnormal?A: Your report will flag any biomarker outside the normal reference range with clinical notes. We recommend discussing abnormal results with your GP, who can advise on further testing or treatment. Q: How does this compare to a GP hormone test?A: This panel measures the same six biomarkers a GP would typically request for a hormone imbalance workup, but without the wait for an appointment or referral. Results are usually available within 1-2 working days of your sample reaching the lab.

Are you experiencing persistent fatigue, low energy, shortness of breath, or noticeable hair loss? Low ferritin, the protein that stores iron in your body, is one of the most common and overlooked causes. This simple home blood test measures your exact iron storage levels, helping you identify iron deficiency before it progresses to anaemia. Ferritin deficiency is commonly linked to: Chronic fatigue or low energy Hair thinning or hair loss Brittle nails or pale skin Weakness or difficulty concentrating Early detection allows for targeted action, whether that's dietary changes, iron supplementation, or further medical evaluation. What is tested: Serum Ferritin — a sensitive marker of your body's available iron stores and the most reliable indicator of iron-deficiency anaemia. Also worth considering: While ferritin checks your iron storage, unexplained fatigue is also frequently caused by thyroid imbalances. If you want a complete picture in one sample, consider adding our Thyroid Profile (TSH, Free T3 and Free T4) to your order. Your results: Delivered as a secure PDF report to your email within 3 working days of your sample arriving at our laboratory. Results are quantitative, showing your exact ferritin level alongside reference ranges and notes for any values outside the normal range. All samples are processed in a CQC-regulated UK laboratory.

Parameter tested with this kit Folate (Vitamin B9) Folates are compounds derived from pteroylglutamic acid (PGA) that act as coenzymes in metabolic processes involving the transfer of single-carbon units between molecules. Along with vitamin B12, folate is crucial for DNA synthesis, which is necessary for the proper maturation of red blood cells. Humans obtain folate from dietary sources such as fruits, leafy green vegetables, yeast, and organ meats. It is absorbed in the small intestine and stored in the liver.   Folate deficiency can result from inadequate dietary intake, malabsorption due to gastrointestinal disorders, pregnancy, and certain medications like phenytoin. Chronic alcoholism is also linked to folate deficiency. Both folate and vitamin B12 deficiencies impair DNA synthesis, leading to macrocytic anaemia. This condition is characterized by abnormal red blood cell precursor development in the bone marrow, the presence of megaloblasts, and reduced red blood cell lifespan.   Since macrocytic anaemia can result from either folate or vitamin B12 deficiency, accurate diagnosis is essential for appropriate treatment. Serum folate measurement provides an early indication of folate status.