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The Prostate Cancer PSA Test at All Checked Up measures total PSA, free PSA and the PSA ratio. You can choose a fingerprick blood sample at home or a venous blood draw in clinic at the Macclesfield Clinic. The test is listed for men seeking prostate cancer screening and for people with elevated PSA who need further distinction between possible prostate cancer and benign conditions. Results are expected within 24 hours. A free referral letter is listed if results are abnormal. The price is £69, with 15% off additional blood tests taken at the same appointment.

Complex PSA is a private blood test measuring complexed prostate-specific antigen (PSA). At Blood London’s Medical Express Clinic in London, professional phlebotomists collect the sample for partner-laboratory analysis, with secure email results listed within 72 hours. The clinic describes the test as supporting investigations into prostate enlargement or inflammation and notes that it may be evaluated alongside total PSA to help reduce false-positive findings. The test price is £75 plus a £50 phlebotomy fee, for a stated clinic total of £125. An optional GP consultation is available.

The Ovarian Cancer CA125 Test at All Checked Up measures CA125 antigen quantitatively in a blood sample. It is available at the Macclesfield Clinic or as a fingerprick blood sample at home. Results are securely emailed, and the clinic lists a free GP referral letter for abnormal results. The service is priced at £85, with a 15% saving when another blood test is taken at the same appointment. CA125 is a screening marker and does not by itself diagnose ovarian cancer; results need appropriate clinical interpretation.

Prostate Profile measures Total PSA, Free PSA, and calculates the Free-to-Total PSA ratio from a blood sample. At Blood London’s Medical Express Clinic in London, professional phlebotomists collect the sample for partner-laboratory analysis, with secure email results listed within 24 hours. The clinic recommends the profile for men over 45 or those with a family history of prostate concerns. Avoid ejaculation, cycling, and vigorous physical exercise for 48 hours before the appointment. The test price is £92.50 plus a £50 phlebotomy fee, totalling £142.50, with an optional GP consultation.

The Stockholm3 Blood Test at All Checked Up is a blood-based prostate cancer risk assessment for the clinic’s specified group: men aged 45–74 with a PSA of at least 1.5 ng/ml and no previous diagnosis of prostate cancer. Blood is taken from the arm at the Macclesfield Clinic and sent to a UKAS-accredited laboratory. The report gives a High Risk result with a recommendation for referral to a urologist, or a Low or Normal Risk result. Stockholm3 testing, online results and UK postal delivery are included. The price is £395.

Cancer Screening from All Checked Up is a screening service covering bowel, prostate, ovarian and HPV cancers. It is described as a vertically integrated solution, bringing these screening areas together within one service. The offering is available for businesses with five or more employees and can support workplace healthcare planning. Screening is designed to identify information that may need professional follow-up; it is not the same as a diagnosis and cannot confirm that cancer is present or absent. The service is listed for the Macclesfield Clinic, with booking arranged through All Checked Up.

Bowel Cancer Screening at All Checked Up uses a quantitative Faecal Immunochemical Test (qFIT) to look for blood in a stool sample. The sample can be collected at home or through in-clinic testing. qFIT is a screening tool for potential signs associated with bowel cancer; it does not provide a diagnosis and cannot explain the cause of any result. The clinic lists the service at its Macclesfield Clinic. If your result is abnormal, seek appropriate medical follow-up so it can be interpreted alongside your symptoms and health history.