Vitamin Profile Test

£129.00

The Vitamin Profile Tests measure levels of essential vitamins, including Vitamin D, B12, and Folate, to assess deficiencies and guide supplementation.

The Vitamin Profile Tests measure the levels of essential vitamins in the blood, including Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, and Folate. These tests help assess nutritional deficiencies and guide appropriate supplementation.

Who would benefit from this test?

Individuals with symptoms of fatigue or weakness.

People with a poor diet or restricted food intake.

Individuals with certain medical conditions that affect vitamin absorption.

Pregnant women or those planning pregnancy.

Older adults at risk of vitamin deficiencies.

Why undertake this test?

To identify and correct vitamin deficiencies or insufficiencies.

To assess bone health and calcium metabolism (Vitamin D).

To evaluate red blood cell production and nerve function (Vitamin B12 and Folate).

To guide supplementation and ensure optimal nutrient levels.

To prevent or manage complications associated with vitamin deficiencies.

Test Type: Haematology

Results Estimated: 2 Working days

A little more detail:

A vitamin profile test is a blood test that measures the levels of various essential vitamins in the body. It typically includes vitamins like vitamin D, B12, B6, C, folate, and sometimes others like vitamin A, E, and K. These vitamins play crucial roles in maintaining immunity, metabolism, energy production, bone health, and overall cellular function.

A vitamin profile test can help identify vitamin deficiencies or excesses, which may contribute to a range of symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, mood changes, poor bone health, and impaired immunity. For instance, low vitamin D levels can lead to bone disorders like osteoporosis, while vitamin B12 deficiency may cause anemia and nerve damage.

This test is often recommended for individuals with dietary restrictions (such as vegans or vegetarians), malabsorption conditions (like celiac or Crohn’s disease), or symptoms of deficiency. It can also be useful for monitoring nutrient levels in individuals undergoing long-term therapy, where vitamin levels might be affected.

Performed via a blood sample, the vitamin profile test helps guide dietary adjustments, supplementation needs, and, when necessary, further diagnostic investigations. Addressing vitamin imbalances can significantly improve overall health, energy, and well-being.

  • In house venous draw included. The in house sample collecon ensures that the sample is less likely to come back inconclusive.

  • Results delivered directly to you via email and available via the laboratory portal.

  • Our in house doctors are available to review the results with you via an online session at a supplementary cost.

How it works

1

Purchase Test

Find the test that you are looking for, add to your basket, check-out and pay.

2

Select Appointment

On paying for your test you will be prompted to select a date and time for your blood sample collection.

3

Turn Up

Arrive on the day of your test to have your blood sample collected.

4

Get results online

When your results are ready you will receive them via email or can access via the laboratory portal.

Get your personalise report online

Once you have had your sample collected by our in-house phlebotomist, the sample will be delivered to our laboratory partner who will then process the sample. Once the sample has been processed you will receive an email with an attachment of the report informing you your results are ready to also be viewed online via our dedicated portal. Should you wish to discuss the results with one of our doctors, you will be able to add a remote call to your booking at a supplementary cost. The sessions last up to 30 minutes and are an opportunity for you to ask any questions that you may have.

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