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Tests explained

Advanced blood analysis: every marker we test

Our blood panels are chosen by our cardiovascular specialists to give you meaningful, actionable results. Here is what every Health Check includes, and what you can add.

The short answer

Every Tomorrow Health Check includes our Health panel: nine tests covering blood sugar, cholesterol, blood count, liver, kidneys and iron, now including Lp(a).

You can add the Wellness panel (+⁠£69), or a Men’s or Women’s panel (+⁠£119), which also includes the Wellness panel. Your specialist explains every result in your consultation.

Prices checked 8 October 2026

The Health panel

The core panel in every Health Check: a comprehensive read on how your body is running.

Health

All Health Checks

  • Glycated haemoglobin

    HbA1c

    Your average blood sugar over the past two to three months. It shows whether you are at risk of, or already have, type 2 diabetes.

  • Full blood count

    FBC

    Red cells, white cells and platelets. It can point to anaemia, infection or inflammation.

  • Cholesterol and lipids

    LIPP

    Total, LDL, HDL and non-HDL cholesterol and triglycerides: the fats linked to heart and circulatory disease. Cholesterol results explained

  • Apolipoprotein A and B

    ApoA / ApoB

    ApoB counts the particles that carry cholesterol into artery walls; ApoA is the main protein in HDL. Together they sharpen your cholesterol picture. Cholesterol results explained

  • Lipoprotein(a) New

    Lp(a)

    A mostly inherited cholesterol particle that raises risk whatever your lifestyle. Most people only need it measured once. Cholesterol results explained

  • Liver function

    LFT

    Enzymes and proteins that show how well your liver is working.

  • Advanced iron

    ISP

    How much iron is in your blood and how well it is carried around your body.

  • Ferritin

    FERR

    Your body’s iron stores, which can run low before anaemia appears.

  • Urea

    UREA

    A waste product cleared by your kidneys, used as a marker of kidney function and hydration.

Panels you can add

Add-on panels are priced on top of your Health Check. Mention the panel you would like in the notes when you book, or call us on 0333 344 5970.

Wellness

Add-on +£69

Key vitamins that shape energy, mood and recovery.

  • Vitamin B12 (total)

    B12

    Needed to make red blood cells and keep nerves healthy.

  • Vitamin D

    VITD

    Important for bones, muscles and immunity. Levels often fall over a UK winter.

  • Folate

    FOLA

    Works with vitamin B12 to make healthy red blood cells.

Men’s

Add-on +£119

Hormone markers tailored to men’s health. Includes the Wellness panel.

  • Prostate specific antigen

    PSA

    A protein made by the prostate. A raised level has several possible causes, so your specialist explains it in context.

  • Testosterone

    TEST

    The main male sex hormone, linked to energy, muscle, mood and libido.

  • Thyroid (advanced)

    TF2

    How well your thyroid is working: it sets your metabolism, energy and heart rate.

Women’s

Add-on +£119

Hormone markers tailored to women’s health. Includes the Wellness panel.

  • Follicle stimulating hormone

    FSH

    Regulates the menstrual cycle; levels rise around the menopause.

  • Testosterone

    TEST

    Present in women at lower levels and linked to energy, mood and libido.

  • Thyroid (advanced)

    TF2

    How well your thyroid is working: it sets your metabolism, energy and heart rate.

  • Luteinising hormone

    LH

    Works with FSH to regulate ovulation and the cycle.

  • Oestradiol

    OEST

    The main form of oestrogen, which falls around the menopause.

How your results are explained

A number on its own rarely tells the whole story. Your specialist goes through your results with you in your consultation, next to your blood pressure, body composition and the other tests in your Health Check, and explains which results matter for you and what to do next. You leave with a written report and a personal plan.