Compare UK private blood test providers by test type, biomarkers, listed price, finger-prick or venous sample route, turnaround and clinician review.
Finger-prick blood collected into a phial and returned via Post Office (the box is too large for a standard postbox). Results delivered by email and the Randox Health app within 2-3 days.
Choice of the no-prick Tasso+ QuickDraw upper-arm draw or a standard finger-prick, posted back for lab analysis. Results reach the Randox Health app within 2 working days.
A 1:1 consultation with a doctor to talk through your blood test results and agree next steps, sitting alongside the written, doctor-reviewed report rather than replacing it. Part of a broader programme with an in-app assistant for follow-up questions between tests.
QuickDraw upper-arm sample (finger-prick alternative) measuring five markers including TSH, Free T3, Free T4 and thyroid antibodies. App-based results in 2-3 working days.
Tasso+ QuickDraw device collects blood from the upper arm rather than a finger-prick. Results land in the Randox Health app in 2-3 working days; positioned as a screening indicator rather than a diagnostic test.
Finger-prick sample posted back in a prepaid envelope, covering total, HDL and LDL cholesterol, the cholesterol ratio and triglycerides. Email results and app report within 2 working days.
Upper-arm blood draw via the Tasso+ device (no finger-prick) covering oestradiol, progesterone and prolactin; a standard finger-prick version is also offered. Results reach the Randox Health app in around 2-3 working days.
Tasso+ device draws blood from the upper arm rather than a finger-prick, screening testosterone, SHBG, oestradiol and prolactin. Results are delivered through the Randox Health app within 2-3 days.
Simpler finger-prick kit focused narrowly on testosterone-related markers rather than the full venous panel. One-off purchase, results returned through the app.
Entry-level panel of 36 biomarkers for a general baseline check, taken via a home finger-prick kit and posted back to their lab.
Focused panel checking glucose, HbA1c, insulin and C-peptide, taken via a home finger-prick kit and reviewed by their clinical team.
At-home finger-prick kit covering core female hormone markers. Sold as a one-off, with results and guidance delivered through the Numan app.
Finger-prick home kit for a quick thyroid function screen, also used to monitor patients already on thyroid hormone treatment, with results talked through by their doctors.
Finger-prick kit targeted at menopause-related hormone markers. One-off purchase, results returned via the app with clinician commentary.
Landing page guide
Use this page to compare Blood Tests options with more context than a simple price table. The goal is to help you decide which providers are worth checking in detail.
Compare what the listing says is included, because similarly named tests can cover different marker groups.
Check whether the test is finger-prick, venous, clinic-based or posted, and whether collection affects turnaround.
Compare clinician comments, lab processing estimates, postage terms and how results are returned.
Blood test pages often use similar names while covering different biomarkers, sample methods and review options. A complete blood test, thyroid blood test, menopause blood test or testosterone blood test can vary a lot between providers.
Blood test listings can use similar names while covering different biomarkers, sample methods and review options. A page that only shows a price can miss the details that explain the difference.
Look for whether the listing is finger-prick, venous, clinic-based or postal, and whether clinician comments are included. These details often matter as much as the listed price.
Turnaround wording can also vary. Some providers refer to lab processing time, while others describe the full route from sample collection to online results.
Use the comparison to decide which blood test provider is worth a closer look, then check the provider's own panel notes and result support.
If you already have symptoms or results, use the provider review process or an appropriate healthcare professional for interpretation.
The comparison table is strongest when it is read with the surrounding context: what the price includes, how the provider describes the service, and whether the listing gives enough detail for a sensible shortlist.
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Start with the details that change the decision: price, dose or format, quantity, consultation steps, delivery terms, provider rating and what happens after you click through.
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Blood test pages often use similar names while covering different biomarkers, sample methods and review options. A complete blood test, thyroid blood test, menopause blood test or testosterone blood test can vary a lot between providers.
Use this page to compare listed prices, at-home or clinic collection, finger-prick or venous sample routes, turnaround wording, clinician review and provider signals before choosing which test to inspect.
Check biomarkers included, sample method, collection route, postage, clinic availability, turnaround time and whether clinician comments are included.
A smaller panel, different biomarkers, venous collection, clinic appointment, postage terms or clinician review can change the listed price.
Useful next pages include complete blood tests, thyroid blood tests, menopause and perimenopause tests, female hormone tests, male hormone tests and testosterone blood tests.
Yes. Use the provider filter to narrow the table and compare specific services more quickly.