Vitamin B12 Deficiency Finger Prick Blood Test

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Vitamin B12 Deficiency Finger Prick Blood Test

£122.00

This test is only available for UK & European delivery.

Please note included in the cost of your test is advice, interpretation and support from our functional medicine team on your results.

You will be asked to fill out a patient form at checkout which will give us more information on your symptoms, current medications and supplement intake.

With the vitamin B12 test, we determine your level using a simple blood sample.

In the UK, up to 6% of the population under age 60 and up to 20% over age 60 do not reach the recommended intake of vitamin B12. The body needs the vitamin for various processes, for example for nerve function, cell division and blood formation.

Symptoms the Vitamin B12 Test is suitable for:

  • Lack of concentration, memory impairment

  • Hair loss

  • Degeneration of the optic nerve

  • Disturbance of nerve sensitivity

  • Muscle weakness

  • Depressed mood

This finger prick collection kit is couriered to you via DHL, with instructions for use at home, note UK orders must pay for return UK postage to London. Results take approx 10 working days and reports are sent via email along with our recommendations.

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The Holo-TC value detects in the early stages whether a deficiency is present or not and is therefore the most reliable and sensitive test to detect a vitamin B12 deficiency.

You collect the sample at home, using a pin prick blood test and send it back to the labs. We will send you your results about your holotranscobalamin levels and advise whether your values are within the normal range or whether there is a deficiency and how to treat it.

Report shows if B12 levels are sufficient or deficient.

Vitamin B12 is a water-soluble vitamin also known as cobalamin. It belongs to the essential vitamins. Essential means that the body cannot produce it itself. We have to absorb it through food. The body needs the vitamin for various processes, for example for nerve function, cell division and blood formation. Therefore, deficiency symptoms affect many areas of the body. The body can only utilize the active vitamin B12, which is bound to special transport molecules. It is exactly this holotranscobalamin that our vitamin B12 test measures.