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Vitamin Screen Blood Test
£296.00
Evaluate your complete vitamin profile with a private Vitamin Screen blood test at Medical Diagnosis Victoria (MDX Victoria) in London.
This comprehensive panel assesses six vital vitamins, including Vitamin A, B6, B12, D, E, and Folate. Measuring these essential nutrients together is highly effective for uncovering the root causes of chronic fatigue, weakened immunity, poor skin health, or nerve issues.
With a 15-day turnaround, this targeted screening delivers the reliable insights your doctor needs to identify deficiencies, support metabolic health, and guide an effective supplementation plan.
Nutritional Health & Wellness Screening
Private Vitamin Screen Blood Test in London
Optimal levels of vitamins are essential for maintaining your daily health, energy, and vitality. At Medical Diagnosis Victoria (MDX Victoria), we provide a comprehensive Vitamin Screen. This advanced 6-marker blood panel evaluates a broad spectrum of crucial water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins to help you pinpoint hidden deficiencies and guide your journey towards better health. Our expert clinical team in central London ensures a smooth, professional, and comfortable experience.
📊 Test Specifications
Clinic Testing Fee
£296.00
+ £24.00 Phlebotomy Fee
Sample RequiredBlood Sample
Turnaround Time15 Days Processing
PreparationNo special instructions
StatusComprehensive Laboratory Analysis
Diagnostic Focus
What is the Vitamin Screen?
Vitamins are vital organic compounds that your body requires in small amounts to perform hundreds of daily biochemical reactions, from generating energy to fighting off infections. Modern diets, chronic stress, and underlying digestive issues can frequently lead to nutritional shortfalls. This highly detailed panel assesses 6 specific vitamins, giving you a complete understanding of your systemic nutritional status.
Energy & Nerve Function
Evaluating B-vitamins is crucial for:
- Assessing nerve transmission (B12 & B6)
- Monitoring red blood cell production
- Evaluating cognitive development
- Investigating unexplained fatigue
Immune & Skin Health
This test provides vital data to:
- Monitor immune function (Vitamins A & E)
- Ensure healthy vision and cellular growth
- Evaluate antioxidant protection
- Prevent chronic oxidative stress
Bone & Cellular Health
The laboratory checks key elements to:
- Support calcium absorption (Vitamin D)
- Promote DNA synthesis (Folate)
- Ensure healthy cell division
- Monitor cardiovascular wellness
Component Index
What Is Included in the Screen?
By checking your circulating levels of these 6 specific vitamins, doctors can quickly identify if your symptoms are being caused by a correctable nutritional gap.
1. Water-Soluble Vitamins
- Vitamin B12: Necessary for nerve function, red blood cell production, and DNA synthesis. A deficiency can lead to severe fatigue, neurological issues, and anaemia.
- Vitamin B6: Involved in amino acid metabolism, neurotransmitter synthesis, and cognitive development. It also supports immune function.
- Folate (B9): Essential for DNA synthesis, cell division, and proper foetal development. It also supports cardiovascular health.
2. Fat-Soluble Vitamins
- Vitamin D (25-OH): Crucial for calcium absorption, bone health, and immune function. Low levels can lead to bone disorders and increased risk of chronic diseases.
- Vitamin E (Tocopherol): A powerful antioxidant that helps protect cells from damage, supporting skin health and preventing oxidative stress.
- Vitamin A (Retinol): Supports vision, immune function, and cellular differentiation.
Who Should Consider This Panel?
This comprehensive test is highly recommended for individuals experiencing unexplained fatigue, muscle weakness, or mood changes. It is also an essential monitoring tool for those following restrictive diets (such as veganism), individuals with gastrointestinal malabsorption disorders, or anyone proactively seeking a detailed baseline of their nutritional health.
Clinic Excellence
Why Choose Medical Diagnosis Victoria (MDX Victoria)?
Comprehensive Laboratory Analysis
Your blood sample is securely transferred to a specialist laboratory equipped to accurately measure precise concentrations of both fat-soluble and water-soluble vitamins from a single sample.
Specialist 15 Day Turnaround
Because testing for delicate fat-soluble vitamins (like Retinol and Tocopherol) requires meticulous laboratory processing to ensure high sensitivity, your comprehensive results will be securely delivered within 15 days.
Expert Central London Care
Conveniently located in Victoria, our clinic offers a welcoming and professional environment where you can undergo your blood draw with total peace of mind.
Clear Pricing
£296.00 comprehensive profile fee plus a £24.00 blood draw fee with absolutely no hidden costs. Our experienced practitioners ensure your visit is straightforward.
Pathology Reports
How To Read Your Laboratory Results
Your comprehensive report will detail the exact serum concentration of all 6 vitamins, displayed alongside the healthy reference ranges for adults. If levels of essential nutrients like B12, Folate, or Vitamin D fall below the optimal range, it indicates a deficiency that could be contributing to fatigue, nerve tingling, or weakened immunity. Identifying these patterns provides your doctor with the complete picture needed to safely correct your nutritional gaps.
Results Timeline: Your detailed nutritional report is typically available within 15 days of your blood draw.
Medical Consultation
Need Help? Private GP Consultations
If you have questions about your nutritional balance, suffer from severe exhaustion, or need help interpreting abnormal results, we offer private GP consultations on site. Our clinical team can review your report, discuss dietary modifications, investigate potential malabsorption issues, and arrange for high-dose prescription supplements or B12 injections to safely restore your systemic health.
Clinic Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to fast before the test?
No special fasting is strictly required for this screen. However, if you take daily vitamin supplements, we strongly advise waiting until after your blood draw to take them so they do not artificially spike your baseline results.
Why does this test take 15 days to process?
While standard vitamins like B12 or D can be processed quickly, analysing complex fat-soluble vitamins like Vitamin A (Retinol) and Vitamin E (Tocopherol) requires highly specialised, time-intensive laboratory techniques (such as HPLC) to ensure maximum accuracy.
Is the phlebotomy fee included in the £296.00 price?
No, the £24.00 phlebotomy service fee is separate and covers the professional process of drawing your blood at our clinic, ensuring clear pricing and no hidden costs.
What is the difference between water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins?
Water-soluble vitamins (like B and C) are not stored in the body for long and need regular dietary replenishment. Fat-soluble vitamins (like A, D, and E) are stored in your body’s liver and fatty tissues, meaning they can accumulate over time, making accurate testing important to avoid both deficiency and toxicity.
What should I do if my levels are low?
If your results show a deficiency, we recommend booking a GP consultation. Depending on the severity, your doctor may suggest targeted dietary changes, oral supplements, or intramuscular injections (such as for B12) for faster recovery.
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Most Searched Online Questions About Vitamin Deficiencies
Why do vegans need to monitor B12?
Vitamin B12 is almost exclusively found naturally in animal products (meat, dairy, eggs). Individuals following strict plant-based diets must proactively consume fortified foods or take supplements to prevent the irreversible nerve damage associated with long-term B12 deficiency.
Why is Vitamin D deficiency so common in the UK?
Your body creates most of its Vitamin D from direct sunlight on the skin. Because the UK has long, dark winters and people spend significant time indoors, many individuals cannot produce enough naturally and require supplementation.
What are the symptoms of low Folate?
Folate (B9) works closely with B12 to produce red blood cells. A deficiency can cause a specific type of anaemia (macrocytic anaemia), leading to extreme tiredness, lack of energy, breathlessness, and a sore, red tongue.
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Take Control of Your Daily Vitality
Stop guessing about the cause of your chronic fatigue, weakened immunity, or mood changes. Secure your comprehensive Vitamin Screen at Medical Diagnosis Victoria (MDX Victoria) today. Visit our welcoming, discreet London clinic and let our expert team support your health journey with clear, accurate diagnostic answers.
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