The Vitality Blood Screen evaluates key markers linked to energy levels, blood health, thyroid function, vitamin D status, and iron balance. It provides a broad overview of factors that may contribute to fatigue or reduced wellbeing.

The test can help identify possible factors associated with fatigue, such as iron deficiency, vitamin D deficiency, thyroid imbalance, or blood abnormalities. However, fatigue can have many causes and results should be interpreted with clinical information.

Fasting is not usually required for this blood test. If fasting is recommended due to individual circumstances, you will be advised before testing.

Results are typically available within 24 hours following laboratory analysis.

Yes. Both underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism) and overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) can affect energy levels, metabolism, mood, and overall wellbeing.

Vitamin D testing measures circulating vitamin D levels to assess whether levels are within a healthy range. Low levels may be associated with bone, muscle, and general health concerns.

Yes. Iron is required for haemoglobin production and oxygen transport. Low iron levels may contribute to tiredness, reduced exercise tolerance, and symptoms associated with iron deficiency.

No. A Full Blood Count assesses blood cells and haemoglobin levels, while iron studies provide additional information about iron availability and storage.

Yes. Some medications and supplements may influence certain biomarkers. Always inform your healthcare provider about any medication or supplements you are taking.

Your results should be reviewed alongside your symptoms and medical history. A registered healthcare professional can provide appropriate interpretation and advice if further investigation is needed.