This bundle is recommended for anyone struggling with ongoing tiredness, low energy, or fatigue that doesn’t seem to improve with rest. It’s especially useful for individuals who suspect their symptoms might be related to common health concerns such as iron deficiency, vitamin D deficiency, thyroid issues, or inflammation.

If you often feel exhausted, have trouble concentrating, experience muscle weakness, or notice changes in your mood, these tests can help identify potential underlying causes. It's also a great option for those with busy lifestyles who may not have time to visit a doctor or prefer the privacy of testing at home.

Whether you're managing existing health conditions, recovering from illness, or simply looking to understand your body's needs better, this bundle provides valuable insights to help you take control of your well-being.

No, all tests in this bundle are rapid self-tests designed to be completed at home. You'll get results within minutes without the need to send samples away.

Each test in the bundle is designed to provide reliable results using proven medical technology. Our tests are manufactured to high standards and comply with UK and EU health regulations for home testing.

For example, the iron deficiency and thyroid tests use scientifically validated methods similar to those used in clinical settings, providing you with confidence in your results. The vitamin D and CRP tests are also backed by research and have been shown to effectively detect deficiencies and inflammation levels.

However, it's important to follow the instructions carefully to avoid any errors in sample collection or handling, which could impact the accuracy of your results. If you receive a positive or concerning result, we recommend discussing it with a healthcare professional for further interpretation and next steps.

Each test comes with clear step-by-step instructions to guide you through the process.

For each of them, you'll need to provide a small blood sample using a finger prick. This is largely painless, and only a very small amount of blood is required.

No, these tests are designed to provide insights into potential health concerns, but they do not offer a formal diagnosis. Always consult with a healthcare professional for a full evaluation if you have concerns about your results.

The tests provide results in minutes, within 5 to 10 minutes, allowing you to take immediate next steps based on your findings.

Yes, you can take these tests while on medication; however, certain medications may affect the results. For example, iron supplements can influence the outcome of the anaemia and iron deficiency test, while thyroid medications may impact your TSH levels. Similarly, medications such as anti-inflammatory drugs or steroids could alter the results of the C-Reactive Protein (CRP) test, which measures inflammation levels in your body.

If you are currently taking any medication, it's a good idea to check with your doctor before testing to understand how your medication might influence the results.

Yes, these tests can be used regularly to monitor your health over time. Checking your levels periodically can help you track changes and take proactive steps to improve your energy and overall well-being.

Preparation varies depending on the test, so be sure to read the instructions carefully first.

It’s recommended to take the tests in the morning before eating or drinking for the most accurate results. Avoid excessive exercise before testing, as this may influence some readings.

If any of your results are outside the normal range, it’s important to consult your doctor for further evaluation and professional medical advice. Abnormal results may not always indicate a serious condition, but they can serve as an early warning sign that something might need closer attention. Your doctor can help interpret the results in the context of your overall health, symptoms, and medical history.

Depending on the test, your doctor may recommend further diagnostic tests to confirm the findings, lifestyle changes to address potential deficiencies, or adjustments to any current medications you may be taking. They might also suggest monitoring your condition over time with additional tests to track any changes in your health status.

In the meantime, you can take proactive steps such as improving your diet, adjusting your exercise routine, or considering supplements under medical guidance. Remember, self-testing is a helpful tool for gaining insights into your health, but it should always be followed up with professional medical advice to ensure the best course of action.

If your results indicate an issue, consider repeating the test after a few days to confirm accuracy. If concerns persist, discuss them with your GP to determine the best course of action.