Iron, vitamin D and B12 deficiency are the commonest deficiencies in the UK - particularly if you're on a plant-based diet or are a woman before the menopause.
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You can choose how you'd like to collect your blood sample.
Finger-prick blood collection
Use our simple kit to collect a blood sample from your finger at home.
Visit a clinic to have your blood taken
Book a venous draw at home or work with a nurse. You'll receive an email to book your appointment after you've placed your order. Over 18s only.
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Dr Claire Merrifield
GP, PhD and our Medical Director
Dr Claire Merrifield
GP, PhD and our Medical Director
Iron, vitamin D and B12 are all essential to your health but are also the commonest deficiencies in the UK. Most people won't have any symptoms or will just feel run-down or a bit "off".
Some of us are at particularly high risk of iron, vitamin D or vitamin B12 deficiency:
This simple blood test screens for all these common deficiencies and is particularly useful if you’re in one of the higher risk groups or if you’re just concerned that you’re not getting enough essential vitamins.
Picking up a deficiency means you can quickly work to fix it, whether by changing your diet or lifestyle, or by taking a supplement to boost your levels and solve any related symptoms.
Iron is essential for your red blood cells and immune system. Iron deficiency is the commonest mineral deficiency in the UK, particularly if you're on a plant-based diet or are a woman before the menopause.
WHAT'S MEASURED?
Vitamin B12 is essential to make nearly all the cells in your body. People on plant-based diets are at much higher risk of B12 deficiency.
WHAT'S MEASURED?
Vitamin D is essential for healthy bones and a strong immune system. In the UK, we're all at risk of vitamin D deficiency because we don't get enough sun for our body to make all that we need.
WHAT'S MEASURED?
This blood test screens for low levels (deficiency) of iron and the vitamins D and B12. These deficiencies are common and can cause a wide range of vague symptoms or even no symptoms at all. Picking up a deficiency will allow you to make diet or lifestyle changes or perhaps take a supplement to boost your levels.
We do not recommend using this test panel if you:
If you're unsure if you should use this test panel, please contact us for advice.