Diagnostics
Browse Lab Tests
Book standalone blood work and pathology tests at a partner lab, with the price and the preparation stated before you pay.
What this is
Lab tests run on the same cart and checkout as scans, but the catalogue is test-first: you pick the test, then the lab that offers it. Each test carries its own preparation rules — fasting windows, sample type, turnaround — so there are no surprises at the counter.
Test first, lab second
Browse the catalogue by what you need, then compare the labs that run it.
Preparation up front
Fasting requirements and sample type are on the test, not buried in a confirmation email.
One cart
Lab tests and scans check out together in a single payment.
How it works
The same service seen from each desk it passes through. Pick the one you sit at.
A doctor has asked for a test, or you are getting a routine panel done.
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Browse the catalogue
Open Browse Lab Tests and search by test name or panel. Each entry shows price, sample type and turnaround.
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Read the preparation
Fasting hours and any timing rules are on the test. Getting this wrong is the main reason a sample is rejected.
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Choose a lab
The centres that run the test are listed with their price and location.
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Add to cart
Add one or several tests; they can share a checkout with a scan booking.
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Pay and attend
Pay online, then walk in for collection within the lab's stated window.
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Collect the result
Results are published to your account and, if you hold one, filed in your Health Vault.
What it costs
Patient pays the lab's listed price at checkout
Prices are per test and set by each lab. Membership plans can discount them; payment is taken online before collection.
Worth knowing
- Fasting and timing rules belong to the test — read them before you book a morning slot you cannot keep.
- Home collection is only offered where the lab lists it.
- A rejected sample is re-collected by the lab; refunds follow the lab's policy on its listing.
Common questions
Can I book a test without a prescription?
Yes, for tests that do not require one. Where a prescription is mandatory, the listing says so.
How long do results take?
Turnaround is stated on each test and varies by lab.
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