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Lifestyle Screen (HSC13)
Lifestyle Screen (HSC13) offers an eight‑marker venous blood test that adds nutritional health to the core heart, liver, kidney, bone, diabetes, iron and inflammation panels.
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Vitamin D (25OH_VITD)
The Vitamin D (25OH_VITD) test measures the concentration of 25‑hydroxy vitamin D in a venous blood sample. Vitamin D status may support discussions about bone health, immunity, and mood, making this single‑marker test useful for adults concerned about deficiency. The test is priced at £48 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee.
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Male Testosterone Annual Monitoring (RDX_214)
The Male Testosterone Annual Monitoring test is a three‑marker blood panel designed for men who have been on testosterone therapy for at least a year. It measures total testosterone, sex‑hormone‑binding globulin (SHBG) and prostate‑specific antigen (PSA) to give a snapshot of hormone balance and prostate health. This test is aimed at adult males on long‑term testosterone replacement who want to track therapy effectiveness and ensure their prostate markers stay within a safe range. It uses a venous blood draw and returns results within a typical laboratory turnaround time.
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Coagulation screen (COAG_SCREEN)
The Coagulation screen (COAG_SCREEN) evaluates clotting function from a venous blood sample. It measures how quickly blood forms a clot, which may support pre‑surgical risk assessment and monitoring of bleeding disorders. Designed for patients scheduled for surgery or those with unexplained bruising.
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Kidney Health (RP20)
The Kidney Health (RP20) test checks the balance of electrolytes in a venous blood sample. It measures key minerals that help regulate fluid balance and nerve function, which may support kidney monitoring. Ideal for anyone wanting a quick snapshot of kidney‑related electrolyte status, especially before starting new medication or after a recent illness.
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Sports Performance Women (HSC12)
The Sports Performance Women (HSC12) panel measures nine blood markers that relate to vitamin D status, testosterone, cholesterol, cortisol, iron stores, nutrition, heart health, hormone balance, and stress. By evaluating these factors, the test may support athletes and active women in fine‑tuning training, recovery, and nutrition plans. It’s aimed at female athletes or fitness enthusiasts who want data‑driven insight into performance and over‑training risk.
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Health at Menopause MOT (HSC14)
The Health at Menopause MOT (HSC14) panel evaluates four markers—total cholesterol, hormone panels, liver health, and bone health—to give insight into the changes that occur during menopause. By checking cholesterol, key sex hormones, liver enzymes, and bone turnover markers, the test may support lifestyle or therapeutic decisions for women navigating this transition. It’s intended for menopausal women who want a focused health snapshot.
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Women's Health Check Package - Age 60-80
A focused bundle for women 60‑80 that includes a 30‑minute GP visit, CA125 blood test, pelvic ultrasound, DEXA scan, ECG, and a physiotherapy session.
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Acute Med 1 (HSC3)
The Acute Med 1 (HSC3) panel is a venous blood test that checks five core organ systems—heart, liver, kidney, bone and glucose control—giving a quick snapshot of overall health.
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Well Person Check - Female (WIN1F)
The Well Person Check – Female (WIN1F) is a comprehensive 9‑marker blood panel that screens the major systems important to women’s health, from heart and liver enzymes to thyroid function and tumour markers. By measuring cardiac health markers, liver enzymes, kidney function, diabetes indicators, bone health, iron studies, thyroid panel, and tumour markers, the test may support early identification of imbalances. It’s suited for women seeking an all‑in‑one health snapshot, especially those undergoing routine check‑ups or planning lifestyle changes.
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Acute Med 2 (HSC4)
Acute Med 2 (HSC4) expands the basic panel to seven markers, adding iron status and an infection‑inflammation screen to the heart, liver, kidney, bone and diabetes checks.
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Prolactin (PRL)
The Prolactin (PRL) test measures the level of prolactin hormone in a venous blood sample. Prolactin helps regulate lactation and can influence reproductive health, so knowing your level may support discussions about menstrual irregularities or unexplained galactorrhea. This single‑marker test is ideal for adults experiencing hormonal symptoms and costs £30 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee.
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Standard Screen Plus (HSC7)
Standard Screen Plus (HSC7) adds thyroid health to the eight‑marker Standard Screen, delivering a nine‑marker venous blood test for an even broader health assessment.
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Women's Health Check Package - Age 40-50
A targeted bundle for women 40‑50 that adds a 60‑minute menopause GP session, AMH hormone testing, cervical smear, pelvic ultrasound and a mammogram, plus a physiotherapy slot.
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Luteinising Hormone (LH)
Luteinising Hormone (LH) quantifies LH hormone in a venous blood sample, a hormone that triggers ovulation in women and testosterone production in men. Levels may be linked to fertility, menstrual irregularities, or endocrine disorders. The single‑marker test is priced at £35 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee and follows the usual quick result turnaround.
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Long Covid (HSC11)
Long Covid (HSC11) evaluates ten biomarkers across heart, liver, kidney, diabetes, iron, nutrition, inflammation, pancreatic, muscle‑joint and blood‑count domains, offering a broad view of lingering post‑viral effects.
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Women's Health Check Package - Age 20-40
A comprehensive health check for women aged 20‑40 that combines a 30‑minute GP visit, hormone blood panel, STI screening for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, HIV and syphilis, plus a cervical smear and pelvic ultrasound.
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Oestradiol (EST)
Oestradiol (EST) measures estradiol (E2) in a venous blood sample, the primary estrogen hormone that influences menstrual cycles, bone health, and cardiovascular function. Levels may be associated with reproductive status, menopause, or hormone therapy monitoring. The test costs £30 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee and is processed with the same rapid turnaround as other single‑marker assays.
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Low Testosterone Screening (RDX_212)
Low Testosterone Screening (RDX_212) measures seven markers—including total testosterone, HbA1c, FSH, LH, Prolactin, SHBG, and PSA—from a venous blood sample to evaluate possible testosterone deficiency and overall endocrine health in men.
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Cholesterol (XLIPIDS)
The Cholesterol (XLIPIDS) panel provides a full lipid profile from a venous blood sample, measuring HDL, LDL, total cholesterol, and triglycerides. These four markers together give a clearer picture of heart‑health risk. It’s designed for adults wanting comprehensive cholesterol monitoring, and includes a £35 phlebotomy fee.
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Thyroid Function (RP4)
The Thyroid Function (RP4) panel evaluates five thyroid‑related markers—TSH, T4, T3, anti‑thyroglobulin antibodies, and anti‑TPO antibodies—from a venous blood sample. Together these results may support a comprehensive view of thyroid health, useful for adults with fatigue, weight changes, or autoimmune concerns. The panel costs £59 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee.
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Nutritional Health (HSC15)
Nutritional Health (HSC15) is an eight‑marker blood panel that looks at heart, liver, diabetes, iron, thyroid, nutritional, pancreatic and digestive health, helping you understand how well your body is absorbing and using nutrients.
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Hormonal Health (RP7)
The Hormonal Health (RP7) test measures total testosterone in a single venous blood draw. It helps you understand hormone levels that may affect perimenopause symptoms or guide testosterone replacement therapy. Ideal for women navigating hormonal changes, it provides a clear snapshot of one key hormone.
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Apolipoprotein B (APO_B)
The Apolipoprotein B (APO_B) test measures a single protein that reflects the number of atherogenic lipoprotein particles in a venous blood sample. It is intended for people who wish to gauge cardiovascular risk associated with LDL and other bad cholesterol particles. The service costs £65 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee when not booked with a consultation, and results are delivered within the clinic’s usual turnaround period.
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