Compare the best general health & wellness tests available in United Kingdom. 102 tests reviewed.
Most expensive broad health check we compare, by far
A 47-marker general health check covering heart, liver, kidney, thyroid, muscle, nutrition, immune and hormone markers, requiring a nurse or clinic blood draw.
The lower-cost way into Better2Know's Well Woman panel
A 13-marker blood screen for women, taken via a nurse visit, covering kidney, liver, heart, thyroid, bone and vitamin D markers.
Nearly the cheapest broad panel in its group
A 26-marker blood test covering cholesterol, diabetes risk, kidney and liver function, iron and gout markers. Suited to anyone wanting a low-cost general health blood panel.
Cheapest test in the range at well below the category median
A spirometry-based breathing test measuring FEV1, FEV6 and an obstructive index, used to help flag possible airway obstruction such as COPD.
Most expensive comparable panel, but includes GP review
A 44-marker blood panel covering heart, kidney, liver, bone and metabolic health, plus a private GP consultation to talk through your results. It suits people wanting Bluecrest's largest health check with a doctor review included.
Two-marker Zika antibody test priced well above the median
Checks for Zika virus IgM and IgG antibodies, which can indicate recent or past exposure, for travellers to affected areas or people planning pregnancy. Results take around 14 days.
18-marker panel priced far above equally deep peers
18-marker nurse-visit kit covering kidney, liver, bone, cardiac and thyroid profiles, plus bowel-cancer-risk, diabetes and vitamin D markers, for women wanting a broad annual health check.
18-marker male panel priced far above equally deep peers
18-marker nurse-visit kit covering kidney, liver, bone, cardiac, thyroid and prostate profiles, plus bowel-cancer-risk, diabetes and vitamin D markers, for men wanting a broad annual health check.
Same 18-marker panel as the home kit, priced far higher
18-marker clinic health check covering kidney, liver, bone, cardiac and thyroid profiles, plus bowel-cancer-risk, diabetes and vitamin D markers, for women wanting a broad annual check-up with clinic-based sampling.
Same marker count as YorkTest's £55 panel, for £695
An 18-marker blood, urine and stool screen for men covering heart, kidney, liver, thyroid, prostate, bone and bowel cancer risk markers, aimed at older men wanting a broad annual check.
Single-marker blood group test, no doctor review
A single blood test that identifies your ABO and Rh blood group. It suits anyone who wants this on record, since receiving the wrong blood group in a transfusion can be life-threatening.
More expensive than deeper peer panels in its group
A 14-marker blood screen for men covering kidney, liver, heart, thyroid, prostate, iron and blood count markers, for a broad general health check.
