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Below-median price, but not the cheapest vitamin D test
Checks your blood level of vitamin D, which is commonly low in people who spend little time outdoors, have darker skin or are over 65. A simple single-marker test suited to anyone wanting a quick, low-cost deficiency check.
Cheapest Lipoprotein(a) test in its comparison group
Measures Lipoprotein(a), a genetic marker for cardiovascular risk not picked up by standard cholesterol tests. Suits people with a family history of heart disease who want a more detailed look at their risk factors.
Two-marker early pregnancy check, clinic sample only
A two-marker blood test combining beta-hCG and progesterone to look at early pregnancy hormone levels. Suits people with a history of complications or undergoing fertility treatment.
CDT alcohol marker for DVLA licence reviews
This test measures carbohydrate deficient transferrin (CDT), a marker used to assess recent drinking patterns. It suits people preparing for a DVLA medical review after losing their licence for an alcohol-related reason.
Narrow 2-marker allergy screen, cheaper than group median
A blood test checking for allergic reaction to four common grain allergens via a combined allergy profile and total IgE, for people with suspected cereal or grain allergy symptoms.
Cheapest in its group, though fewer markers than most peers
A 59-marker blood panel covering cholesterol, thyroid, hormone, iron, kidney, liver and blood-count markers. Suited to women who want a broad overview of long-term health rather than a single-issue check.
Two-marker herpes antibody test, clinic collection only
Checks antibody levels for herpes simplex virus 1 and 2 to indicate past infection, including without symptoms. If you have symptoms of genital herpes, the provider recommends attending a sexual health clinic rather than relying on this test alone.
Cheapest seven-marker liver panel in its comparison group
Checks liver health with seven markers covering liver enzymes, bilirubin and key proteins. Suits people wanting to monitor how lifestyle factors such as alcohol or weight may be affecting their liver, including tracking changes over time.
Affordable Day 3 check, but the shallowest panel in group
A three-marker blood test measuring FSH, LH and oestradiol on day 3 of your menstrual cycle, giving an early read on ovarian reserve and hormone balance. Suits anyone starting to think about fertility or investigating irregular cycles.
Quick chickenpox immunity check, doctor reviewed
This test measures IgG antibodies to varicella zoster, used to check past exposure to chickenpox or vaccination effectiveness. It suits people wanting to confirm their immune status, including ahead of pregnancy.
Two-marker diabetes check, £2 below its nearest peer
Checks blood sugar control with two core markers, HbA1c and random glucose, for anyone with symptoms, risk factors or an existing diagnosis who wants to monitor their levels.
Tied for cheapest single B12 test, with fast results
This test measures active vitamin B12 on its own, the form of B12 that is actually available for your body to use. It suits people with possible deficiency symptoms, such as fatigue, low energy or memory problems, or a diet or condition that raises their risk.
