Vitamin & Minerals Home Test Kit
Convenient Self Sampling With Professional Clinical Testing
Dr. Kate Bishop
Chief Scientific Officer
"All testing is conducted by healthcare professionals in a medically-led laboratory. Accredited lab testing is the best way to be confident that your test results are accurate. Get tested now for complete reassurance."
Identify crucial vitamin & mineral deficiencies.
Results delivered online, typically within 24 hours. Get rapid reassurance from an accredited clinical laboratory.
Confidentiality & privacy is guaranteed. We don't share your results or data under any circumstances.
Discreet & convenient home testing. Use a fingerprick blood test kit to collect your sample.
This Vitamin & Minerals Test Includes:
- Gentle Fingerprick Blood Testing Kit
- FREE Post & Packaging
- Results Usually Within 24 Hours
- Accredited Laboratory Testing By Clinical Professionals
- Personalised Report With Detailed Guidance In Your Online Dashboard
- The Same Accuracy & Quality As Your G.P. Or Hospital
This Test Accurately Measures These Biomarkers:
- Your results are charted and clearly compared against normal ranges.
- Your report is personalised and each result and any abnormal findings are detailed in plain English.
- Subscribe for discounted testing & measure your biomarkers over time.
How Vitamin & Minerals Testing Works: It's Simple
Our Vitamins & Minerals home blood test kit checks essential vitamins and minerals, to evaluate your general energy levels and ensure your body is functioning correctly.
Deficiencies can produce few or vague symptoms so it's often difficult to identify them.
Optimise your nutritional intake and monitor your progress for best results.
Identify crucial vitamin & mineral deficiencies using a home fingerprick blood test kit.
You get the convenience of home testing with the reassurance of professional clinical analysis. Your results are delivered quickly & securely online.
This Vitamin & Minerals Test is advised if you:
- are aged over 45;
- are at risk from osteoporosis;
- are currently menopausal, which can lead to deficiencies;
- are currently pregnant;
- are on any restrictive diet (vegans & vegetarian especially);
- are planning to have a baby;
- have Chrohn's disease (which can lead to malnutrition);
- have Coeliac disease (which can cause malnutrition);
- suffer from chronic fatigue & tiredness;
- want to understand & improve your general health;
- want the convenience of home testing without waiting for a GP appointment;
- need a high quality, clinically accredited test done in a professional clinical laboratory.
Excellent service! Very quick results and really clear report would definitely recommend Vitall
Andreu - LondonLess hassle than going to the doctor Results were ready online in a few days, I got email updates all along and customer support was really helpful.
Claire - PlymouthUsing a Gentle Fingerprick Blood Sample, This Vitamin & Minerals Test Measures:
Nearly all (99%) of your body's calcium is found in the bones. The rest circulates in your blood in both 'free' and 'bound' forms.
This test measures for the total amount of calcium in your blood and can indicate low (hypocalcaemia) or high (hypercalcaemia)
Calcium binds to proteins in the blood, especially albumin. So when albumin levels are low, calcium levels will be measured as low, even though the level of unbound calcium in the blood may be normal.
A corrected calcium result aims to compensate for the serum albumin level and indicates the true calcium level.
Ferritin is a blood protein that is high in iron, making it a very good indicator of the overall amount of iron stored in the body.
Iron is crucial for the production of healthy red blood cells, and deficiencies may eventually lead to iron deficiency anaemia.
Vitamin B12 is an important vitamin for many bodily functions, such as brain health, blood cell production, and proper nerve function.
Vitamin B12 is absorbed through foods such as meat, fish and eggs with several years worth stored in the liver, so deficiencies are uncommon in non-vegans.
Vitamin B9 (also known as Folate) is an important B vitamin. It helps utilise amino acids which are the building blocks of proteins, in order to form blood cells, tissue and aid cellular repair.
Vitamin B9 must be consumed regularly in the diet - typically from green vegetables and fruits. All pregnant women need increased amounts of folate for proper fetal development.
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