Single blood tests.

One test, or your own panel.

You pay at the desk, not online.

Thyroid tests

TSH, €12.01: The hormone your pituitary gland, at the base of the brain, uses to tell your thyroid to work harder or less.
FT4, €13.66: The main hormone your thyroid makes.
FT3, €13.66: The active form of thyroid hormone.
Anti-TPO antibodies, €17.47: Antibodies directed against the thyroid.
Anti-thyroglobulin antibodies, €19.12: A second kind of antibody against the thyroid.

Testosterone, €18.24: The main male hormone. Women make it too, in small amounts.
Free testosterone, €21.95: The share of testosterone that is free to act.
SHBG, €25.23: The protein that carries sex hormones in the blood.
DHEAS, €22.83: A hormone from the adrenal glands that the body turns into other hormones.
Estradiol, €19.87: The main oestrogen.
Progesterone, €19.12: The hormone of the second half of the cycle.
Prolactin, €14.41: The hormone that controls milk production. It also affects the cycle and fertility.
FSH, €10.38: The hormone that stimulates the ovaries and testicles.
LH, €15.29: The hormone that triggers ovulation and testosterone production.
AMH (anti Müllerian hormone), €70.98: An indication of the ovarian reserve.

LDL cholesterol, €3.28: Carries cholesterol to your tissues. If it stays high for years, it builds up in the arteries.
Total cholesterol, €3.93: The sum of the different kinds of cholesterol. On its own it says little.
HDL cholesterol, €4.70: Takes extra cholesterol out of the arteries and back to the liver.
Triglycerides, €3.93: The fats your body burns as fuel. More than any other value, they react to what you ate and drank.
ApoB (apolipoprotein B), €10.38: Counts the particles that can build up in your arteries.
ApoA1 (apolipoprotein A1), €10.38: The main protein of HDL cholesterol.
Lipoprotein(a), €20.75: A particle that can build up in your arteries. Its level is set almost entirely by your genes.
High-sensitivity CRP, €20.09: Background inflammation, the kind you do not feel.
Homocysteine, €34.40: An amino acid that rises when some B vitamins are low.

HbA1c, €16.17: Your average blood sugar over the last two to three months.
Fasting glucose, €3.93: Your blood sugar after a night without food.
Fasting insulin, €14.41: How hard your pancreas works to keep your blood sugar normal.
Uric acid, €3.93: A waste product your body makes when it recycles old cells and digests some foods. It shows how your metabolism is doing.

Vitamin D (25 OH), €31.67: Your body’s store of vitamin D.
Ferritin, €14.75: Your body’s iron store.
Vitamin B12, €13.66: Your nerves and red blood cells need it. If it runs short, symptoms come late.
Folate, €13.66: A B vitamin your body needs to make new cells.
Serum iron, €3.93: The iron in your blood today, not your store.
Transferrin, €9.07: The protein that carries iron in the blood.
TIBC (total iron-binding capacity), €7.64: How much room your blood has to carry iron. It rises when iron runs short.

ALT, €3.93: An enzyme inside liver cells. It rises when the liver is under strain.
AST, €3.93: An enzyme found in the liver, but also in muscle and the heart.
GGT (gamma GT), €3.93: A liver enzyme that reacts strongly to alcohol.
Alkaline phosphatase (ALP), €3.93: An enzyme that comes from the liver and from bone.
Bilirubin (total, direct, indirect), €4.10: A waste product of recycling red blood cells. When it is only slightly high, it is often harmless.
Albumin, €5.46: The most common protein in your blood. It reflects your liver, nutrition and inflammation.

Creatinine, €3.93: A muscle waste product your kidneys clear.
Cystatin C, €12.56: A second way to estimate how well the kidneys filter.
Urea, €3.93: A waste product of protein that the kidneys clear.
Sodium, €3.93: The balance of water and salt in your body, not how much salt you eat.
Potassium, €3.93: Keeps your heartbeat steady and your muscles working.
Calcium, €3.93: The calcium in your blood, which your body keeps within tight limits.
Magnesium, €4.70: The magnesium in your blood, only a small part of your body’s total.

Full blood count, €5.57: Red cells, white cells and platelets in one test.
ESR, €3.28: A general sign of inflammation.
Blood group and Rh factor, €18.90: Your group: A, B, AB or O, positive or negative.

Do I need a prescription? No, not for these tests.

Do I need to fast? For glucose, insulin and triglycerides, yes: 8 to 12 hours. Water is fine.

When do results arrive? Within 10 working days, in the Rosa app.

Who explains my results? You see each value next to the lab’s interval. The report a doctor approves is in the Rosa membership.

Why are tumour markers not here? They are not screening tests. They are done with your doctor.