Experiencing hair thinning, shedding, or brittle nails? Our Advanced 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.
What’s Included
Ferritin & Iron: Assess your body’s iron stores, which are essential for healthy hair growth.
Transferrin & Total Iron-Binding Capacity (TIBC): Provides a complete picture of how your body transports and uses iron.
Vitamin B12 & Folate: Important for red blood cell formation and cellular repair, supporting hair follicle function.
Vitamin D: Low levels are linked to hair thinning and delayed follicle cycling.
Thyroid Function (TSH, Free T4 & Free T3): Detects imbalances in thyroid hormones, which can trigger diffuse hair loss and affect energy.
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 Advanced Hair Loss Panel—a focused, comprehensive insight into the nutrients, iron status, and thyroid hormones that support hair growth.
Order the kit that you want based on what you want to be tested. We ship all orders placed before 1pm same day.
Collect your sample at home
Collect your own sample using a simple finger prick. Everything you need will be included in the kit.
Send your sample to the lab
Simply drop in any red letter box. No need to arrange for courier pickup or pay for returns. Remember to register online using the unique sample ID to get your results.
Receive results
We will analyse your sample and send you results by email within 24-48 hours. A copy can be sent to your GP/surgery if you wish.
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