Vitamin and Nutrient Panel in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

The Vitamin D blood test at All Checked Up’s Macclesfield Clinic measures Vitamin D (25-OH) from a venous blood sample taken by a qualified phlebotomist. It is listed at £70, with card payments accepted, and a 15% saving available when another blood test is added at the same appointment. Results are usually available within 24 hours from the appointment day and include a clinical comment. No preparation is required. The service may support assessment of possible vitamin D deficiency, but it is not a standalone diagnosis. Discuss the result with a healthcare professional before changing supplements or treatment.

The Vitamin B12 Intramuscular Shot at Dr Chike Clinics in London is listed from £75. The clinic presents this service as an intramuscular injection involving Vitamin B12 and describes it as an option for people considering targeted nutrient administration. The listing does not publish the injection site, dose, appointment length, preparation requirements, or eligibility details. These points should be confirmed with the clinic before booking. A qualified practitioner can discuss the service, review relevant personal information, and explain whether this type of appointment is suitable for your circumstances.

Vitamin D (25-OH) testing at Blood London measures vitamin D status from a blood sample. It can help you monitor vitamin D levels and assess whether levels may be deficient, insufficient, or within an optimal range. The appointment includes professional sample collection, rapid laboratory analysis, and secure email delivery of results, with an optional GP consultation available. The test takes approximately 15 minutes and is available at Blood London at Medical Express Clinic. The listed test price is £108.75, plus a £50 phlebotomy fee, for a total clinic price of £158.75.

The Omega3/Omega6 service is a venous blood test available at All Checked Up’s Macclesfield Clinic. It provides laboratory information about Omega 3 and Omega 6 measurements. Results are usually available within 48 hours. These fatty-acid measurements may support a conversation about nutrition and dietary patterns when interpreted in context. The clinic does not state the exact test method, target ranges, price, preparation, aftercare, or report inclusions. This service does not diagnose a health condition or establish that a particular diet or supplement is needed. Review any result with a qualified healthcare professional before making changes.

The Vitamin B12 & Folate service is a venous blood test available at All Checked Up’s Macclesfield Clinic. It provides laboratory measurements for Vitamin B12 and Folate (Vitamin B9), with results usually available within 48 hours. These markers may support a discussion about nutritional status when considered alongside diet, supplements, medicines, symptoms, and medical history. The clinic does not list a price, preparation requirements, aftercare, laboratory method, or detailed report inclusions. This service does not diagnose anaemia, deficiency, or another condition. Review results with a qualified healthcare professional before changing supplements or diet.

Vitamin D Test at One To One Dental Clinic is a chairside finger-prick test using the Botiss botissCARE Rapi-D system. It measures vitamin D levels and provides an interpretation showing whether the result is deficient, insufficient, adequate or optimum. Results are available within minutes, with guidance on supplementation and diet if needed. The clinic lists this test for supporting healing after dental implants or periodontal treatment, supporting gum health and bone strength, and identifying deficiency before surgery. Retesting can be performed later to monitor progress.

The Vitamins & Minerals Profile is a venous blood test available at All Checked Up’s Macclesfield Clinic. It is intended to provide laboratory information about vitamin and mineral status, with results usually available within 48 hours. The service may be a practical starting point for a discussion about nutritional markers when this is appropriate for the individual. The clinic does not list the specific vitamins or minerals measured, the laboratory method, price, preparation, aftercare, or report inclusions. It is not a diagnosis of a deficiency or another health condition. Discuss results with a qualified healthcare professional before changing supplements or diet.