Compare the best general health & wellness tests available in United Kingdom. 102 tests reviewed.
Third-cheapest test in its 'ultimate' comparison group
A 52-marker female health panel covering thyroid, liver, kidney, cholesterol, key female hormones (FSH, LH, oestradiol) and CA-125, aimed at women wanting a broad, doctor-reviewed check-up.
Cheap nurse-kit panel, but fewer markers than most peers
This nurse-collected blood test covers eight biomarkers spanning bone, cardiac, kidney, liver and lipid profiles, plus glucose, uric acid and chloride. It suits people who want a low-cost general health check without needing the widest possible panel.
Broad general panel, but the priciest in its group
A 40-marker blood panel covering heart, liver, kidney, thyroid, hormone, vitamin and mineral health, aimed at anyone wanting a broad general health check-up.
Broad organ-profile panel priced below its group median
A blood chemistry panel covering kidney, liver, bone, cardiac and lipid profiles plus glucose, uric acid, chloride, a full blood count and ESR, collected via a nurse kit and posted to the lab rather than through a clinic visit.
Same depth as Thriva's general check, but far pricier
A 19-marker panel covering cholesterol, liver function, blood sugar, omega-3 status and vitamin D, aimed at longer-term health monitoring rather than symptoms.
Fast at-home mood-related nutrient panel
This at-home blood test checks five nutrient and iron markers, including folate, ferritin, magnesium, vitamin B12 and vitamin D, sometimes linked to low mood or fatigue. It suits people wanting a baseline check before or alongside talking to a GP.
Priced within 2% of the general health check group median
An at-home blood test covering 70+ biomarkers spanning cardiovascular health, hormones, nutrient status and organ function, taken via a visiting phlebotomist. Suits people wanting a broad general health check without a clinic visit.
Cheaper but shallower than most peers
A 29-biomarker blood panel covering cholesterol, full blood count, kidney and liver function and blood glucose, positioned as a general health check. Suits anyone wanting a broad first look without picking individual panels.
Cheapest way to get Better2Know's full blood count
This nurse-visit kit gives the same full blood count as Better2Know's clinic test, checking red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. It suits people who would rather have a nurse take the sample at home.
One-off blood type and Rhesus factor check
This test identifies your ABO blood group and Rhesus factor from a blood sample. It suits people who want this information on record for medical situations such as pregnancy planning or blood donation.
7-marker panel priced close to market median
This at-home blood test checks seven markers, including cortisol, TSH and key vitamins and minerals, aimed at investigating possible physical causes of low mood. It suits people wanting a mid-level physical work-up alongside vitamin and mineral checks.
Cheaper than Optimal Bloods but no consultation included
A bundle combining Stride's 70+ marker Optimal Bloods test with three months' supply of its methylated liposomal daily multivitamin. Suits people wanting a general blood health check plus an ongoing multivitamin in one purchase.
