No GP referral needed — our trained phlebotomists take your sample in clinic and send it to a UKAS-accredited London laboratory. Most results are emailed to you within three to five days, ready to discuss with your GP.
When you are unwell, your GP may schedule blood tests to help diagnose the cause — an important part of NHS care. Private blood tests offer an alternative route for people seeking information about their health, on their own schedule.
Take control of your health — understand your markers and make informed lifestyle choices.
Bypass GP waiting times for both sample taking and results.
Access screening tests not always available on the NHS.
Check specific concerns based on your family's health history or lifestyle.
Gain reassurance and peace of mind when you know.
You don't need a doctor to request a test — taking a blood sample is a simple procedure carried out by a phlebotomist.
If you have symptoms or are feeling unwell, our pharmacists may advise you to see your GP.
From general health profiles to sexual health, hormones, fertility and travel immunity screening — over 70 tests are available.
The UK's most comprehensive allergy panel, covering 295 allergen sources with molecular allergens for cross-reaction insight.
Checks common causes of anaemia: iron studies including ferritin, full blood count, vitamin B12 and folate.
Measures testosterone, SHBG, free androgen index, FSH, LH and DHEAs to assess male hormone health.
Assesses ovarian reserve — the number of potential egg cells remaining.
Screens for auto-antibodies to help diagnose autoimmune conditions such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis.
Detects pregnancy earlier than urine tests and helps determine the stage.
Determines your blood type (A, B, AB or O) and Rhesus factor.
Urea and electrolytes, liver function, calcium, phosphate and vitamin D for bone health.
Measures inflammation and helps predict the risk of heart conditions such as heart attacks.
Helps diagnose and monitor conditions affecting bones, heart and kidneys.
Tests your immunity against the varicella-zoster virus.
Testing for two of the most common sexually transmitted infections.
Full cholesterol breakdown indicating your risk of cardiovascular problems.
Evaluates adrenal function, hormonal disorders and stress response. Take around 9am, close to waking.
Confirms whether your immune system developed antibodies after vaccination or infection.
Confirms or rules out current or past cytomegalovirus infection.
Dengue IgG, IgM and NS1 testing.
Insight into testicular dysfunction, male pattern baldness and hirsutism.
Helps diagnose a current, recent or past EBV infection.
Cholesterol, diabetes, thyroid, prostate and male hormone markers related to erectile dysfunction.
FSH, LH, oestradiol and prolactin — key hormones linked to fertility, menopause and menstrual irregularities.
Blood and swab screen for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, hepatitis B & C, HIV and syphilis.
Assesses iron storage; helps diagnose anaemia and liver disease.
Crucial for red blood cell formation, tissue repair and pregnancy health.
Helps diagnose infertility and pituitary gland disorders.
Red cells, white cells and platelets with full 5-part white cell differential.
TSH, free T3, free T4 and thyroid antibodies for a complete thyroid assessment.
Liver, kidney, muscle and bone health plus gout, iron, diabetes (HbA1c) and full cholesterol — a comprehensive baseline.
High glucose may be an early sign of diabetes. Fasting advised before your appointment.
Screens for coeliac disease markers including tissue transglutaminase IgA.
Used to diagnose diabetes and monitor blood sugar control.
Full cholesterol profile, inflammation markers and HbA1c diabetes test.
Confirms lifelong immunity — if positive, hepatitis A vaccination is unnecessary.
Determines whether you are protected against hepatitis B after vaccination.
Tests current infection and distinguishes immunity from past infection or vaccination.
Diagnoses current hepatitis B infectious status.
Confirms previous exposure to hepatitis C.
Antibody and p24 antigen testing for early HIV diagnosis.
Ferritin, iron and binding capacity — low iron can lead to anaemia and fatigue.
Creatinine, eGFR and urea to assess how well your kidneys remove waste.
ALT, ALP, AST, GGT, bilirubin and proteins — vital to overall health and wellbeing.
Essential for energy production, muscle function and bone strength.
Comprehensive male hormone testing including testosterone, SHBG, LH, FSH and prolactin.
Blood and urine screen for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, hepatitis B & C, HIV and syphilis.
TSH, FSH, LH and oestradiol to assess menopause and HRT monitoring.
Determines immunity against measles, mumps and rubella.
Evaluates ovarian function and monitors hormone replacement therapy.
Liver, kidney, cholesterol, diabetes, iron, muscle & bone and full blood count — a robust health baseline.
Confirms ovulation around day 21 of your cycle.
Diagnoses infertility, menstrual issues and erectile dysfunction.
Elevated PSA levels can indicate prostate gland issues.
Used to detect prostate cancer and monitor treatment response.
Checks whether sufficient rabies antibodies are present after vaccination.
Molecular test for early diagnosis of HIV-1 infection (from 10 days).
Confirms protection — often taken by pregnant women.
Self-collection kit from 35 weeks of pregnancy. Results in 3–4 days.
Self-collected HPV DNA testing reporting all high-risk subtypes.
Screens for hepatitis B & C, HIV and syphilis from a single blood sample.
Cholesterol, inflammation, iron, vitamins, testosterone and full blood count for peak performance.
Hormone and related system information for those in training or using supplements.
IgM indicates current infection; IgG signifies past exposure.
IGRA blood test detecting TB infection; reliable even after BCG vaccination.
Helps address low sex drive, infertility and erectile dysfunction.
Includes SHBG and calculated free testosterone for a fuller picture.
TSH and free T4 — thyroid health can affect fatigue, mood and weight.
TSH, free T4 and free T3.
Full blood count, vitamin D, iron studies and thyroid function to investigate fatigue.
Screens for amoebic, schistosomal, echinococcus, leishmania, malarial and toxoplasma antibodies after tropical travel.
Urea, creatinine, eGFR, sodium, potassium, chloride and bicarbonate.
Vital for nerve health — especially important on a plant-based diet.
Essential for bones, teeth and muscles; winter deficiency is common in the UK.
Assesses vitamin D, B9 (folate) and B12 levels together.
A thorough male health check: kidney, liver, heart, thyroid, blood sugar, iron, testosterone, vitamins and full blood count.
A thorough female health check including fertility-related hormones, vitamins and full blood count.
Primarily for diagnosing acute yellow fever, not vaccination status.
IgM and IgG testing, best done 7–10 days after returning from an affected area.
Crucial for skin, immunity and cellular processes; common in plant-based diets.
Decide which blood test you want — our team is on hand to advise. Then book your appointment online or by phone.
Come in for a face-to-face consultation where we take your blood sample and answer any questions.
Your sample goes to a UKAS-accredited London lab and results are emailed directly to you — most within three to five days.
Choose a time that suits you below. Every appointment starts with a short suitability screening by a trained pharmacist.
Prefer to speak to someone? Call us on 02072539859.
