Vitamin D deficiency is the commonest vitamin deficiency in the UK and we're all at risk. Check your levels.
£32.00
You can choose how you'd like to collect your blood sample. You may also want to add to your test panel depending on your age, sex and any symptoms.
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
Arrange your own venous blood draw
Dr Claire Merrifield
GP, PhD and our Medical Director
Dr Claire Merrifield
GP, PhD and our Medical Director
Vitamin D is an essential vitamin that your body makes in your skin from sunlight. Unfortunately, if you live in the UK, you almost certainly don't get enough sunlight throughout the year to make the vitamin D you need. This is why vitamin D deficiency is the commonest vitamin deficiency in the UK and we're all at risk.
Vitamin D is important for your bone health and for a strong immune system. Most people who are vitamin D deficient won't have any symptoms or will just feel run-down or a bit "off". You might also notice that you're always getting colds or other infections.
This simple blood test will give you your vitamin D level so you can see if you're deficient or not in the optimal range. You'll know if you need to be taking vitamin D supplements and can check again to make sure your supplements are getting your levels up to where they need to be.
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?
You'll find out your exact vitamin D level. We'll explain what your level means for you and if you should consider taking vitamin D supplements.
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.