Blood Testing in Czechia

A sport-optimised comprehensive blood panel designed to assess training readiness, nutritional sufficiency, and recovery capacity for active individuals. Available in male (2,890 Kč) and female (2,990 Kč) versions through cz.unilabs.online, collected at any of 136 Czech collection points. The male panel covers CBC, blood type, testosterone (total), estradiol, homocysteine, glucose, insulin, CRP, cholesterol, lipid panel, triglycerides, Vitamins D/B12/B9, calcium, sodium, magnesium, and iron metabolism. Overtraining syndrome, iron-deficiency anaemia, vitamin D insufficiency, and subclinical hormonal suppression from high training loads are all detectable through this profile. Results in 3 business days.

REGEVITA's Blood Panel 50+ and biological age testing service combines a comprehensive blood chemistry screen targeted at adult health priorities — cardiovascular markers, hormonal balance, organ function, inflammatory load — with a biological age assessment to reveal the gap between a patient's chronological and physiological age. The panel is designed by the clinic's internist Dr. Yaroslav Kuzminskyi as both a diagnostic baseline and a personalised longevity roadmap: results identify which organ systems are performing below age-expected norms and guide the clinic's subsequent recommendations on IV therapy, lifestyle, hormone optimisation, and supplementation. For patients embarking on a longevity programme, this panel serves as the starting point from which progress is measured.

Full blood chemistry panel with CBC, metabolic markers, and lipids.

IgE testing for common food allergens.

Comprehensive hair mineral analysis for health assessment.

A targeted diagnostic panel for men aged 40 and above, combining cardiovascular and metabolic blood markers with a comprehensive male hormone assessment — testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, DHEA-S, prolactin, and PSA. Medianna Clinic's Male Health 40+ panel is designed to identify the hormonal and metabolic shifts that are common in this age group but frequently missed in standard check-ups: declining testosterone, subclinical thyroid dysfunction, early metabolic syndrome, and prostate health indicators. The panel includes a physician consultation to contextualise findings and outline an evidence-based response.

MCP offers comprehensive STD testing for a full range of sexually transmitted infections: chlamydia, mycoplasma, gonorrhoea, syphilis, HIV, and rarer pathogens. Anonymous testing is available — a meaningful differentiator in a Czech market where most public STD testing involves registration. Home sampling kits can be dispatched for patients preferring to collect outside the clinic. Tests are processed through Ústav lékařské biochemie a laboratorní diagnostiky VFN Praha, the state STD reference laboratory.

VIDIA DIAGNOSTIKA's hepatitis serology testing covers the full spectrum of hepatitis viruses with individual and combined panel options. The comprehensive Hepatitis B panel — six markers including HBsAg, anti-HBs, HBeAg, anti-HBe, anti-HBc IgM and anti-HBc total — provides a complete picture of acute infection, immunity status and viral activity at 3,494 Kč. Hepatitis A, C, D and E serology are available individually. All samples are processed in VIDIA's virology department under MUDr. Dana Hrubá at the ČIA-accredited central laboratory.

Basic genetic screening for common hereditary conditions.

Full blood work including CBC, metabolic panel, lipids, and hormones.

Comprehensive vitamin and mineral analysis including B12, D, iron, and more.

A specialised blood and clinical assessment panel designed for active individuals and competitive athletes who want to optimise performance, avoid overtraining, and ensure their body is recovering adequately. The Sports Fitness check-up at Medianna Clinic combines standard safety markers with performance-relevant parameters — iron studies, ferritin, magnesium, Vitamin D, creatine kinase, thyroid function, and haematological markers — providing a detailed picture of an athlete's physiological baseline and any gaps that may be limiting performance or increasing injury risk.

MCP offers dedicated genetic and functional diagnostics for the three most common diet-related intolerances in Czech patients: celiac disease, lactose intolerance, and histamine intolerance. Each condition has a genetic component that a standard food sensitivity test misses — HLA-DQ2/DQ8 typing for celiac, LCT gene variants for lactose, and DAO enzyme gene variants for histamine. The combined genetic + functional approach gives a definitive answer rather than a probabilistic food panel result, and guides dietary management with precision.

Blood-based early detection test for colorectal cancer via Septin9 gene methylation.

A cancer marker screening blood panel measuring tumour-associated antigens to support early detection and monitoring of common malignancies, with results typically available within two to three business days.

Complete heavy metal toxicity screening.

Comprehensive blood work including hormones, vitamins, and tumor markers.

Essential health screening with blood tests and physician consultation.

WE CARE Liberec's custom longevity blood screening goes far beyond a standard health check panel. Assembled by the clinic's medical team — including haematologist MUDr. Daša Rezková — the panel spans nine domains: extended complete blood count with differential, coagulation markers, glucose and insulin resistance indicators, a full lipid spectrum, liver and kidney function tests, systemic inflammation markers (CRP, interleukins), hormonal profiling, vitamins and minerals, iron metabolism, and oncological risk markers. This is a tailored rather than fixed panel, allowing the doctor to prioritise domains based on your health history and goals. Results are interpreted through a functional medicine lens, identifying patterns that standard reference ranges might miss.

The ALEX2 Comprehensive Allergy Panel tests IgE reactivity against 295 allergens — 117 standardised extract-level allergens plus 178 molecular (component-resolved) allergens — in a single blood sample. This is the most extensive allergy testing methodology available outside of specialist immunology centres, covering pollen (grasses, trees, weeds), house dust mites, pet dander, moulds, and a wide range of food allergens. By testing both extract-level and molecular allergen components simultaneously, ALEX2 distinguishes true primary sensitisation from cross-reactive false positives — a critical advantage over skin-prick testing or single-allergen IgE panels. Results within 1–2 weeks require physician interpretation to translate the 295 results into a meaningful clinical picture.

The Extended Laboratory Blood Panel at Galen Clinic is a broad self-pay blood test offering a wider marker set than a basic check-up, intended for clients who want a fuller picture of their metabolic, organ and general health status. The panel is offered in sex-specific versions (women 5,300 Kč, men 5,500 Kč) to reflect relevant differences in reference markers. Blood is drawn at the clinic and analysed by the clinic's laboratory specialists, with results reviewed by a physician. It is a convenient option for self-payers who want a comprehensive blood work-up without enrolling in a full preventive programme, and pairs well with a GP or internist consultation to interpret the findings.

The ALEX Allergy Xplorer panel is one of the most comprehensive single-draw allergy blood tests available in Europe, testing sensitisation to more than 280 allergen components from a single venous sample. Unlike skin-prick tests or standard single-allergen IgE panels, ALEX2 uses multiplex luminescence immunoassay technology to measure specific IgE antibodies at the molecular component level — identifying exactly which protein within a pollen, mite, or food is triggering a response. At Laboratoře Mikrochem, this analysis is performed in their ISO 15189-accredited immunology laboratory in Olomouc, with results available within 7 working days. The panel covers all major inhalant allergens (grass, tree, and weed pollens; dust mites; moulds; animal epithelia), insect venoms, and a broad food allergen set including milk proteins (casein, whey), egg, wheat gluten, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, shellfish, and tropical fruits. A single venous blood draw is all that is needed — no repeated skin punctures, no allergen exposure on the day.

Extended laboratory blood analysis including lipid panel, metabolic markers, and cancer screenings.

Gynecological exam, breast screening, and hormone panel.