Health Concerns General Energy Mood Weight Sex & Fertility Fitness	Popular Tests
	Bowel Health
	Diabetes and Cholesterol Rapid
	Kidney Health
	Advanced Well Woman

Health Concerns General Energy Mood Weight Sex & Fertility Fitness	Popular Tests
	Bowel Health
	Diabetes and Cholesterol Rapid
	Kidney Health
	Advanced Well Woman

01225 444 144

General Health Blood Test

Name: General Health Blood Test
SKU: 11308
Price: 69.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£69.00

This is a thorough check of your key health markers, including liver and kidney function, bone health, iron levels and cholesterol profile.

Requiring just a small sample of blood from your finger, completed at home, you can learn more about your health in areas which can cause anaemia, kidney failure, heart disease and heart attack.

If you’re looking for a simple home blood screening test to check the core areas of health and wellness, this is the test for you.

Free home delivery with every order.

General Health Blood Test

£69.00

Collection Method:

Blood taken at home via finger-prick kit

Find Out More

£69

Our General Health home blood test provides you with a general health check up, covering the key areas of health that affect everyone. These health issues are also some of those which cause the most serious short and long term health problems, from anaemia (a common cause of depression, poor sleep, fatigue, chest pain and headaches) through to heart disease and stroke.

This includes tests for liver and kidney function, bone health, blood iron levels and a full cholesterol profile. Ideal for giving you a better understanding of your general health, it can also identify health problems such as:

High cholesterol – a leading cause of heart disease, heart attack and stroke
Liver failure or cirrhosis
Kidney damage or disease, often caused by high blood pressure or diabetes
Gout, a very painful form of arthritis that causes build up of uric acid crystal in your joints
Anaemia, or low blood iron levels
Haemochromatosis, also called iron overload, caused by excessive blood iron

Important Information

You are required to fast 8-12 hours before your test.

You must be over 18 years old to use this test.

You will receive your results within 3-4 days of your sample arriving at the laboratory. Simply take a small blood sample from your finger, post it free of charge back to the laboratory and receive your results via email quickly and discreetly.

We can also help you arrange a private GP video call to discuss any concerns you have about your health from your results – simply prebook a slot at the checkout or contact us afterwards.

What’s included?

Liver
7 bio markers

Learn More

Kidney
4 bio markers

Learn More

Iron
2 bio markers

Learn More

Gout
1 bio marker

Learn More

Cholesterol
6 bio markers

Learn More

Frequently Asked Questions

Placing an order

Which test should I choose?

You should choose the test that is right for your needs, symptoms and health concerns. Details of the health biomarkers included in each test can be found on the test pages on our website. If you want an all-round health test, we recommend the Well Woman or Well Man tests which provide the widest range of biomarkers and the best value to check numerous areas of your health.

I’ve just paid, can I change my order?

If you need to make any changes to your order or your booking, please contact us and we will see what we can do to help you. Be aware that if you need to cancel your test, you may be charged a cancellation fee.

Can I order a test for someone else?

Yes – please add their details when making your booking, and then your details at the checkout if you need to. Please be aware that our tests are only for customers aged 18 or over.

How often should I take a test?

We believe it’s most effective to monitor your health regularly over time. So we recommend taking your test every three months. This is the amount of time it typically takes to see the impact of health and lifestyle changes.

Completing a Home Test

How do I take my sample?

All of the instructions and helpful tips are included in the test kit. Please take the time to read the instructions thoroughly before you take your sample. Please aim to fill the tube to the upper line if possible. If you have any problems, please contact us and our helpful team will aim to assist you.

When should I take my sample?

We recommend taking your sample first thing in the morning, from Monday to Thursday, and posting your sample as soon as possible after it’s collected. If you take the test the day, it’s best to post the sample before the last post collection of the day. Please note if you’re taking a testosterone test — it’s important to collect the sample first thing in the morning around 9am, before eating.

Are there any top tips for taking my blood sample?

recommend giving yourself 30 minutes to complete your sample, and doing so from Monday to Thursday. Drink plenty of water for 24 hours before taking your sample to ensure you are well hydrated. Have a warm shower, bath or hold your hand in warm water for at least 5 minutes before taking your test to help blood flow. Make sure your hands are warm and clean. Do some light exercise beforehand too, jumping jacks, brisk walking or jogging on the spot can help increase blood flow. Stand up for the whole process with your arm below your heart – gravity will help the blood flow to your finger. Gently massage your hand in a downwards motion, from just below your wrist to just above the prick on your finger. Do not squeeze too hard as this can damage the blood cells and we won’t be able to analyse your sample. >

What if my kit needs other samples, such as urine?

If your test requires other samples, such as blood and urine or saliva, please follow the instructions within the kit to collect the required samples correctly. If you have any problems, please contact our helpful team.

I’m having difficulty obtaining enough blood.

Please aim to fill the tube to the upper line if possible. The tips below might help you collect your sample. If you have used all of your lancets and have not managed to fill the sample tube to at least the halfway mark, please let us know as other forms of testing may be more suitable for you. Here are some tips to help:

Drink a glass of water. Being well hydrated will make it easier to collect your sample.
Shower before you take your test or run your hands under warm water for a few minutes, as heat improves blood flow.
Do some light exercise (move around, go for a walk, etc.) to get the blood flowing.
Make sure your arm is below your heart level – let gravity do some of the work.
Nails that are too long can make it difficult to collect a sample.

After your test

When do I get my results?

If you have completed a test and the sample has been sent to the laboratory for analysis, you should receive your results within 5 days of it arriving at the laboratory. For an in-clinic rapid test to check Cholesterol or Diabetes, you will receive your results from the clinician your appointment.

My blood was haemolysed - what does that mean?

A haemolysed test result or ‘haemolysis’ can happen when the red blood cells in the sample burst.

How are my results sent to me?

Your results will be sent to you via email, using the email address you provide. For rapid Cholesterol and Diabetes test, which are completed and analysed in-clinic, your results will be given to you on a results card at the end of the appointment.

How do I book a follow up GP consultation?

You can find out more about our online GP Consultation Service here. Appointments are available at your convenience, from 8am to 8pm, 365 days a year.

Our Customers Love Us!

The numbers speak for themselves

250,000+

Tests completed

100

Clinic locations

5 Years

Industry experience

View Tests

Call Us: 01225 444 144

The Blue Building, Stubbs Lane, Beckington BA11 6TE
Registration No. 12049669

Goodbody Clinic is a trading name of Goodbody Wellness Ltd, a subsidiary of Goodbody Health Ltd.

Quick links

Secure card payments

Best in class laboratory partners