Men's Prevention Panel (by age group)

Age-stratified preventive blood and urine panels for men, structured in tiers from the twenties to the sixties, covering cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal, and prostate markers most relevant at each decade. Booked online through cz.unilabs.online and collected at any of 136 Czech collection points. PSA and fPSA prostate markers are introduced from the 40+ tier. The 40+ panel (1,599 Kč, 21 parameters) is the most evidence-cited tier, including thyroid hormones, vitamin D, liver enzymes, CBC, glucose, kidney markers, and a full lipid profile alongside the prostate-specific antigens. Results arrive digitally within 2–4 business days. Rated 4.91/5.

Men's preventive blood testing at Unilabs Online follows the same age-stratified logic as the women's series: each decade brings new clinical priorities, and the panel parameters expand accordingly. All tiers are accessed without a GP referral through cz.unilabs.online and collected at any of 136 Czech collection points, including 28+ across Prague. The 20+ tier covers the metabolic and nutritional baseline — CBC, liver enzymes (ALT), kidney function (creatinine), vitamin D, thyroid axis (TSH, fT4), and fasting glucose. This is the foundation layer, relevant for detecting the subclinical issues most common in young adult men: iron deficiency, fatty liver precursors, vitamin D insufficiency, and early thyroid dysfunction — all of which commonly present with fatigue or performance decline rather than obvious symptoms. The 30+ tier adds the full lipid profile (cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides) and CRP. Cardiovascular risk begins accumulating in the thirties, particularly for men with sedentary occupations, family history, or metabolic syndrome traits. CRP is a sensitive early marker for chronic low-grade inflammation, which is the underlying mechanism for most cardiovascular and metabolic disease progression. The 40+ tier (1,599 Kč, 21 parameters) is the most clinically complete entry point for middle-aged men. It adds PSA (prostate-specific antigen) and fPSA (free PSA) — the ratio of free to total PSA is used clinically to distinguish benign prostatic hyperplasia from prostate cancer risk in the diagnostic 'grey zone' of 4–10 ng/mL. This tier also expands the thyroid panel to include additional thyroid hormones, recognising that hypothyroidism prevalence increases with age and mimics many of the fatigue and metabolic complaints common in men in their forties. The 50+ and 60+ tiers extend the comprehensive panel further, appropriate for men wanting full-system metabolic, hormonal, and cardiovascular surveillance. Booking, collection, and results delivery follow the same digital workflow: order on cz.unilabs.online, attend any Prague collection point for a 10–15 minute fasting blood draw, receive results within 2–4 business days. Morning urine sample recommended for the most complete assessment.