Private Blood Tests

To make booking easier, our system will first ask you to choose the area of testing you are interested in. You can then select the specific blood test you would like to book.

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Pregnancy Blood Tests

Fertility & Hormones Bloods

General Health Blood Tests

Cancer Markers Blood Tests

Allergy & Intolerance Bloods

Infection & Immunity Bloods

Same Day Appointments

No GP Referral

UKAS-Accredited

Private & Confidential

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    • HCG — £113

      Measures beta-hCG, the pregnancy hormone. It supports early pregnancy assessment and may be repeated to monitor how the level changes..

    • Antenatal Profile — £219
      A group of routine blood tests used during pregnancy to check your blood group, general blood health and selected infections that may affect you or your pregnancy.

    • Anti-Mullerian Hormone (Ovarian Reserve) — £181
      Provides an indication of your ovarian reserve to support fertility planning, IVF or egg-freezing decisions.

    • Infertility Profile — £167
      Measures LH, FSH, prolactin, estradiol and progesterone to assess several hormones involved in ovulation and fertility.

    • FSH-LH Profile — £128
      Measures FSH and LH, two hormones involved in ovarian function, ovulation and the menstrual cycle.

    • Luteinizing Hormone (LH) — £105
      Measures LH, a hormone involved in regulating the menstrual cycle and triggering ovulation.

    • Progesterone — £104
      Commonly used to assess whether ovulation has occurred. The test may need to be timed according to your menstrual cycle.

    • Estrogen E2 — £109
      Measures estradiol, also called E2, a hormone involved in ovarian function and the menstrual cycle.

    • Amenorrhea Profile — £155
      Measures LH, FSH, prolactin and estradiol to help investigate absent periods.

    • Menopausal Profile — £157
      Measures estradiol, FSH, LH and TSH to assess hormonal and thyroid changes associated with menopause.

    • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Profile — £209
      Checks reproductive hormones, androgen levels, thyroid function, blood sugar, insulin and cholesterol markers associated with PCOS.

    • Testosterone — £115
      Measures testosterone to help assess androgen levels and possible hormonal imbalance.

    • Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) — £102
      A first-line test measuring TSH to assess thyroid function.

    • Thyroid Profile 1 — £127
      Includes TSH, Free T4 and Free T3 for a broader thyroid-function assessment.

    • Thyroid Profile 2 — £146
      Includes TSH, Free T3, Free T4 and thyroglobulin antibodies.

    • Thyroid Profile 3 — £111
      Includes TSH and Free T4 for a basic thyroid-function assessment.

    • Thyroid Profile 4 — £204
      The most extensive thyroid profile. Includes TSH, Free T3, Free T4, total T3, total T4, thyroid-peroxidase antibodies and thyroglobulin antibodies.

    • Thyroid Profile 5 — £162
      Includes TSH, Free T3, Free T4, thyroglobulin antibodies and thyroid-peroxidase antibodies.

    • Anaemia Profile — £135
      Checks blood cells, iron levels, iron stores and inflammation to help investigate possible anaemia or iron imbalance.

    • Biochemistry / Haematology Profile — £132
      Combines a full blood count with checks covering liver and kidney markers, blood sugar, electrolytes, minerals, iron and cholesterol.

    • Biochemistry Profile — £109
      Checks a broad range of liver and kidney markers, blood sugar, minerals, iron and cholesterol.

    • Blood Grouping + RH — £137
      Identifies your ABO blood group and Rh(D) status.

    • Bone Profile — £102
      Checks calcium, phosphate, ALP and related markers linked to bone and mineral health.

    • Comprehensive Panel — £171
      A broad health profile covering blood cells, thyroid function, inflammation, iron and selected liver, pancreatic and mineral markers.

    • CRP — £95
      Measures C-reactive protein, a non-specific marker that may rise when there is inflammation in the body.

    • Diabetes Profile 1 — £124
      Checks glucose and HbA1c, together with kidney and cholesterol markers, to assess current and longer-term blood-sugar control.

    • Full Blood Count — £106
      Measures red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets to provide an overview of blood health.

    • Full Blood Count & ESR — £123
      Combines a full blood count with ESR, a non-specific marker that may rise with inflammation.

    • Hepatic Profile (LFT, Liver Function Tests) — £101
      Checks liver enzymes, bilirubin and blood proteins to provide an overview of liver health.

    • Kidney Function Test — £95
      Measures urea, creatinine, sodium and potassium to assess kidney function and electrolyte balance.

    • Lipid Profile — £95
      Measures total cholesterol, HDL, LDL and triglycerides to assess blood-fat levels linked to cardiovascular risk.

    • Prostate Profile — £128
      Measures PSA, free PSA and the PSA ratio to support assessment of prostate health. A PSA result cannot diagnose or rule out prostate cancer on its own.

    • Vitamin B12 Total — £102
      Measures total vitamin B12 to help identify possible vitamin B12 deficiency.

    • Ovarian Cancer — £151
      Measures CA 125, a blood marker that may be raised in some ovarian and other health conditions.

    • Pancreatic Cancer — £160
      Measures CA 19-9, a blood marker most commonly associated with pancreatic and biliary conditions.

    • Allergy Profile 1- (11 allergens) — £237
      Build your own profile by choosing 11 allergens from the available laboratory list.

    • Allergy Profile 2 (20 allergens) — £299
      Choose 20 allergens for a broader assessment of possible allergic sensitisation.

    • Allergy Profile 3 (40 Individual Allergens) — £475
      Tests the 40 individual allergens included in this comprehensive profile.

    • Allergy Profile X Milk & Gluten — £125
      Detect allergic reactions to specific milk proteins and gluten. This profile assesses the body’s immune response to common allergens, such as casein, beta-lactoglobulin, alpha-lactalbumin, and gluten, helping to identify sensitivities or allergies that can impact digestive health, skin, respiratory symptoms, and overall well-being. 

    • Bloodborne Pathogens — £199
      Screens for markers linked to HIV, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis C and syphilis.

    • Hepatitis A, B, C — £193
      Checks for markers linked to current or previous infection with hepatitis A, B and C.

    • Hepatitis B Immunity — £169
      Checks hepatitis B surface antibodies to help assess immunity following vaccination or previous infection.

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What Does Our Blood Testing Service Include?

  • A 20-minute blood-draw appointment

  • Blood-sample collection by trained staff

  • Laboratory analysis of your selected test

  • A laboratory results report sent securely to you

  • Test specific preparation instructions where required

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A Simple Way to Understand Your Health

Blood tests can provide useful information about your health and help investigate symptoms, monitor existing conditions or check specific areas such as hormones, thyroid function, vitamin levels, infections and fertility.

At Imaginatal, you can book a wide range of private blood tests without a GP referral. Your sample will be taken by qualified staff and sent to a laboratory for analysis, with a detailed report sent securely to you.

We also offer specialist testing, including NIPT during pregnancy.

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FAQs

  • No. You can book a private blood test directly with Imaginatal without a GP referral.

  • Call our team and we can talk you through the available options, help you choose the most suitable test and complete your booking with you over the phone.

  • We ask all phlebotomy patients to make sure they drink plenty of water before the appointment, and there are also several tests that will require fasting.

  • We can normally see you within 24 hours' notice. We can also carry out out-of-hours appointments. Please call us if you need an appointment as quickly as possible.

  • Aim to arrive about 10 minutes early to allow for time to fill out paperwork. Though we always aim to be on time, due to the nature of healthcare appointments, we may sometimes be behind. If we were running late, it would not be more than 10 minutes late.

  • We will email you a written report of your results, normally within 48 hours. The results and any scan images will also be emailed to your GP.

  • Please drink plenty of water so that there is a higher chance of a successful blood draw. If we are unable to get a sample on the day we will rebook you for another day convenient to you

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