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Discover your baseline

Blood tests for under 40s

Quality blood tests. 
Doctor-reviewed results.
Est. 2001.

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It's never too soon to start

Build a picture of your health

Identify risk markers, figure out what's 'normal' for you, and see how your health shifts over time. 

A blood test in your 20s and 30s can give you a snapshot of your health. The real benefits come with regular checks.

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Energy and wellbeing

Tired all the time?

There's a blood test for that.

Feeling drained in your 20s and 30s is common, but that doesn't mean it's normal.

Check markers relating to:
•  Thyroid function
•  Iron, B vitamins, and vitamin D
•  Hormone imbalance

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Hormones and fertility

Peace of mind or family planning

Whether you want to make sense of your cycle, experiencing symptoms of low testosterone, or getting ready to start a family, a blood test can help you see where your hormones are at.

Plus, your test includes a personalised doctor's review, explaining what your results mean.

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Test. Track. Train. Repeat.

Performance and recovery

Whether you're training regularly, competing, or just trying to perform at your best, blood testing could give you valuable insights you can use to adjust your routine.

Test key markers relating to recovery and performance, including:
• Testosterone
•  Cortisol
•  Inflammation
•  B vitamins