Compare the best general health & wellness tests available in United Kingdom. 102 tests reviewed.
Fewer markers than similarly priced FBC tests
This test measures 10 markers from a blood sample, including red and white blood cell counts, haemoglobin and platelets. It suits people wanting a general look at blood health and immunity.
Deepest panel in its group, priced far above every peer
A 25-marker blood check for people recovering from Covid-19, combining a Covid-19 antibody test with liver, kidney, bone, blood salt and general wellness markers. Suits anyone wanting the widest single-panel post-Covid check available in this range.
Well Woman panel priced above its deeper rivals
A 13-marker blood screen for women covering kidney, liver, heart, thyroid, bone and vitamin D markers, for a broad general health check.
Adds ECG and lung checks most blood-only panels skip
A 31-marker blood, blood pressure and body composition check covering heart, liver, kidney and diabetes risk markers, plus a lung function check and ECG heart rhythm reading. Suits adults wanting a broad baseline health check.
20 markers, but £313 more than equally sized peers
A 20-marker blood check for people recovering from Covid-19, combining a Covid-19 antibody test with liver, kidney, bone, protein and general wellness markers. Suits anyone who wants a broad post-Covid health check in one appointment.
43-marker panel priced above equally sized peers
This package covers 43 markers across heart, blood, kidney, liver and metabolic health, building on Bluecrest's Active package with an added blood health profile. It suits people wanting a broad check without a doctor consultation.
Costs more than peers testing the same marker count
A full blood count with a 5-part differential plus ESR, covering red cells, platelets and five white cell types, from a venous blood sample. Suits people who want a general check on blood cell health without a wider chemistry panel.
Broad biochemistry check with results the next day
This blood test gives a broad biochemistry profile covering kidney, liver, bone, cardiac, lipid and glucose markers, plus uric acid and chloride. It suits people who want a wide-ranging snapshot of organ function from a single clinic blood draw.
Full blood count clinic visit; a nurse kit costs far less
This venous blood test gives a full blood count, checking red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. It suits anyone wanting a broad first check on general blood health, for example when investigating fatigue.
The lower-priced of Better2Know's two haemoglobin tests
A single blood test measuring haemoglobin levels, used to check for anaemia or polycythaemia or to monitor an existing blood, kidney, heart or lung condition.
Specialist microscope check for abnormal blood counts
A Blood Film Examination looks at the size, shape and number of your red cells, white cells and platelets under a microscope. It's commonly used to investigate unexplained fatigue, bruising or an abnormal full blood count rather than as a routine check.
Single-marker anaemia check priced slightly above typical
This test measures reticulocytes, the immature red blood cells your bone marrow releases, to help assess anaemia or monitor recovery after treatment. It suits people with unexplained anaemia or those monitoring iron, B12 or folate therapy.
