Ferritin
Measures the amount of ferritin, a protein that stores iron, to help assess your body's iron levels and detect conditions like iron deficiency or overload.
- At-home test
This is a blood test that looks at the levels of vitamins in your blood
1 biomarker as listed by Better2Know.
Vitamins are essential nutrients your body needs for metabolism, nerve function, red blood cell production, and immune defence. Even mild deficiencies can impact your energy, focus, and general wellbeing.
Factors such as diet, lifestyle, certain medications, and absorption issues can reduce vitamin levels. Testing helps pinpoint areas where your body may need support.
Deficiencies can present in many ways, depending on which vitamins are low and how severe the deficiency is. Common indicators include:
This blood test evaluates a broad range of vitamins to give an accurate picture of your nutritional status. It includes:
The test detects deficiencies, imbalances, or excesses, allowing your healthcare provider to recommend lifestyle, dietary, or supplement strategies tailored to your needs.
Your appointment involves a routine blood sample taken by a trained professional. The procedure is quick and minimally invasive.
No fasting or special preparation is required. After testing, you will receive a detailed report outlining your vitamin levels and actionable guidance for improvement.
This is a standard blood test and is considered very safe. Most people only feel mild discomfort at the needle site.
Occasionally, there may be minor bruising, redness, or tenderness. Rarely, you may feel light-headed. Serious complications are extremely uncommon. Seek medical advice if you experience unusual symptoms after your test.
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Description provided by Better2Know.
Measures the amount of ferritin, a protein that stores iron, to help assess your body's iron levels and detect conditions like iron deficiency or overload.
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