Concierge blood testing · London
Private blood tests in London, with the results explained.
From a single marker to a full health screen. We match you to an accredited lab, arrange clinic or home phlebotomy, and - crucially - talk you through what the numbers actually mean.
Why patients choose us
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We explain, not just report
You get a conversation about what the numbers mean, not a PDF and silence.
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No bundle upselling
We recommend the tests that answer your question - and skip the ones that do not.
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Accredited labs only
UKAS-accredited laboratories, reviewed every six months on turnaround and quality.
Indicative pricing
What private blood tests cost in London.
Indicative ranges across our partner clinics and laboratories. Send the details and we quote firm figures across two or three options.
In short
A core health panel in our network: £120-£250, with results in 24-72 hours.
| Test or panel | Indicative range | Appointment time | Results turnaround |
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| Single test (e.g. thyroid, HbA1c, ferritin) | £40–£95 | 5–10 min | 24–48 hrs |
| Core health panel (bloods + kidney, liver) | £120–£250 | 10–15 min | 24–72 hrs |
| Comprehensive health screen | £250–£550 | 15–20 min | 2–5 days |
| Hormone or fertility panel | £150–£400 | 10–15 min | 2–5 days |
| Allergy or intolerance panel | £200–£500 | 10–15 min | 3–7 days |
| Home visit phlebotomy (added) | + £60–£150 | At your address | As above |
Prices vary by laboratory, how many markers are included, how quickly you need the results, and whether a phlebotomist comes to you. We come back with a firm quote within one working day.
The problem
A page of numbers is not an answer.
Plenty of places will take your blood and email you a PDF. Knowing which tests are worth running, and what the results mean for you, is the part that matters. That is what we do.
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Not sure which tests?
Tell us your symptoms and we suggest the panel that answers them - not the biggest bundle.
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Worried about a result?
We explain how significant it is and whether it needs repeating before you panic.
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Want it done at home?
We arrange a phlebotomist to visit your home or office at a time that suits.
The journey
From enquiry to results - what happens, in order.
One clinician from first message to explained results - usually within a few days.
Phase 1 · Before your test
Concierge, off-stage for you
Phase 2 · On the day
~10 minutes for the draw
Phase 3 · After
Concierge, back on
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Before
You tell us what is going on
A short, confidential form. Symptoms, any existing results, and what you want to understand.
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Before
We recommend the right panel
Within one working day: which tests actually answer your question, and what they cost. We will not upsell a bundle.
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Before
We book the appointment
Clinic, home or office, often same or next day. We tell you about fasting and timing.
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On the day
The blood draw
A few minutes with an experienced phlebotomist. A brief scratch, and it is done.
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On the day
Off to the lab
Your sample goes to a UKAS-accredited laboratory the same day.
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After
Results reviewed
Results are checked by a consultant pathologist, usually within 24-72 hours.
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After
We explain them
We talk you through what the numbers mean and arrange any next step.
Typical end-to-end: 3-7 days. Urgent cases: same day.
What it shows
Find the test that matches the symptom.
Blood tests answer very different questions. These are the reasons people come to us most.
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Tiredness & low energy
Checks iron, B12, folate, thyroid and inflammation - the common causes of persistent fatigue.
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Thyroid function
TSH, T3 and T4 to explain weight, mood, temperature and energy changes.
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Cholesterol & heart risk
A full lipid profile to understand cardiovascular risk before symptoms appear.
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Diabetes & blood sugar
HbA1c and glucose to detect pre-diabetes and diabetes early.
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Liver & kidney function
Checks how these organs are working, and monitors long-term medication.
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Hormones & fertility
Testosterone, oestrogen and fertility markers for men and women.
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Vitamins & deficiencies
Vitamin D, B12 and other markers behind unexplained symptoms.
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A general health check
A broad baseline screen, with the results explained in plain English.
Popular panels
The panels we arrange most.
What each option is actually for.
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Core health panel
Full blood count, kidney, liver, cholesterol and glucose - the sensible baseline.
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Advanced health screen
Adds thyroid, vitamins, inflammation and more for a fuller picture.
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Thyroid panel
TSH, free T3 and T4, with antibodies where indicated.
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Hormone panel
Male or female hormone profiles, timed to your cycle where relevant.
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Fertility panel
AMH, FSH, LH and related markers for family planning.
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Sexual health screen
Discreet, comprehensive screening with fast, private results.
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Allergy & intolerance
Specific IgE testing, interpreted properly rather than sold as a bundle.
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Sports & performance
Markers relevant to training load, recovery and nutrition.
Our vetted London network
A small panel of clinics and labs, we picked them.
Partners across central, north, west and south London, plus home and office visits. Not listed publicly - introductions are made privately, once we understand your case.
Selection criteria
How we choose every clinic and laboratory in our network.
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UKAS-accredited laboratories, with results reviewed by a consultant pathologist
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Experienced phlebotomists in clinic or at your home or office
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Clear, plain-English interpretation - not just a sheet of numbers
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Most results back within 24-72 hours
Preparation and practicalities
One of the safest tests in medicine.
Blood tests are simple, but preparation matters - fasting, timing and medication can all change a result. We tell you exactly what to do.
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Do I need to fast?
Some tests (cholesterol, glucose) prefer a 8-12 hour fast. We tell you exactly what applies to yours.
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Timing in your cycle
Some hormone and fertility tests are best on particular days. We book you accordingly.
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Time of day
Testosterone and cortisol vary through the day and are usually taken in the morning.
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Medication and supplements
Biotin, steroids and some drugs can skew results. Tell us what you take.
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Fear of needles
Very common. Tell us and we arrange an experienced phlebotomist and extra time.
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Recent illness
Infection and inflammation can distort results. Sometimes waiting a week gives a truer picture.
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Bruising
A small bruise is the most common after-effect and settles in a few days.
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Pregnancy
Blood tests are safe in pregnancy. Some reference ranges differ, and we interpret accordingly.
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Children
We use paediatric-experienced phlebotomists and numbing cream where needed.
Reading your report
A results sheet can look intimidating. It isn't.
However many markers are run, the report follows the same four parts.
A quiet reminder
Reference ranges are a guide, not a verdict - context is everything.
If you would like us to talk you through it before your follow-up, just ask.
- 01 Header
Your details and the question
Your details, which tests were run, and the question behind them.
- 02 Technique
How the sample was analysed
Which laboratory ran the tests and the methods used - this is why reference ranges differ slightly between labs.
- 03 Findings
Your results, marker by marker
Each result alongside its reference range, with anything outside the range flagged.
- 04 Impression
The conclusion: read this first
What the results actually mean, and what to do next - read this first.
Recognised by major UK insurers
Routine screening is often self-funded; where testing is medically indicated we confirm cover with your insurer.
Frequently asked
Everything we get asked about blood tests.
Quick answers on cost, fasting, referrals, home visits and results.
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How quickly do I get blood test results?
Most routine results are back within 24-72 hours. Specialist panels such as allergy or fertility can take 3-7 days. We tell you the timeline when you book.
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How much does a private blood test cost in London?
A single test is typically £40-£95, a core health panel £120-£250, and a comprehensive screen £250-£550. We confirm a firm figure within one working day.
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Do I need to fast before a blood test?
It depends on the test. Cholesterol and glucose usually prefer an 8-12 hour fast; most others do not. We tell you exactly what applies to yours.
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Do I need a referral?
Most private blood tests accept self-referral. Some specialist tests are better arranged with a clinician, and we can organise a fast-track private GP.
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Can I have blood taken at home?
Yes. We can arrange a phlebotomist to visit your home or office, usually for £60-£150 on top of the test cost.
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Will someone explain my results?
Yes - that is the point. You get the full report, and we talk you through what the numbers mean rather than leaving you with a spreadsheet.
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What if a result is abnormal?
We explain how significant it is, whether it needs repeating, and arrange the right next step - a specialist, a further test, or simple reassurance.
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Are the labs properly accredited?
Yes. We only use UKAS-accredited laboratories, with results reviewed by a consultant pathologist.
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Does it hurt?
A brief scratch. If you are anxious about needles, tell us - we arrange an experienced phlebotomist and allow extra time.
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Will my insurance cover blood tests?
Cover varies. Tests are often covered when medically indicated and pre-authorised, but routine screening is usually self-funded. We check with your insurer.
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