Blood Urea Nitrogen

Available From £145
Everywhere Nurse Service
Doctor and patient blood test

Everywhere Nurse Service

£145.00

The BUN test is a blood test that measures how much urea nitrogen you have in your blood.

Incubation Period:
n/a
Collection Method(s):
Blood sample
Test Turnaround Time:
1 day

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How It Works

Book Your Appointment
Step 1Book Your Appointment

You can book your appointment online, by telephone or webchat.

We Come to You
Step 2We Come to You

Your private nurse will meet you at the location of your choosing. They will collect the samples needed for your test and send them to our laboratory.

Receive your Results Securely
Step 3Receive your Results Securely

We will notify you when your results are available. You can retrieve them via your secure online portal.

Follow-up Treatment
Step 4Follow-up Treatment

We can help you with any treatment or referral you may need.

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Three reasons to choose the Better2Know Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) test

  • Our Blood Urea Nitrogen test only requires a small blood sample

  • This test provides fast and accurate results for Blood Urea Nitrogen to see if your kidneys are functioning correctly

  • Better2Know provides you with 24/7 support for your BUN testing journey

What is the Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) test?

The Better2Know BUN test is a blood test that measures how much urea nitrogen you have in your blood. Urea nitrogen is a waste product that your body makes as it breaks down protein. BUN is tested as an indicator of kidney function and health.

This blood test will tell you if you have low, normal or elevated levels of BUN in your blood.

Who is the BUN test for?

This blood test is for men and women who are worried about their kidney health and function. Urea Nitrogen is filtered out of your blood stream by your kidneys and then excreted in your urine. This BUN test will give you a good indication of how well your kidneys are functioning.

Low levels of BUN can be an indicator of liver disease, that you eat a very low protein diet or that you are over hydrated from drinking too much water.

High levels of BUN may be an indicator of kidney problems, dehydration, or that you are eating a very high protein diet. High levels of BUN can also be an indicator of heart failure

What does the BUN test include?

The test includes your appointment, blood sample collection, 24/7 results reporting and a doctor’s consultation if your BUN levels are out of range.

How do I book my appointment?

Start your patient journey by clicking the “Book Your Appointment” button at the top of this page. You will be asked to choose a clinic, date, and time for your appointment.

What can I expect at my clinic appointment?

Once you arrive at the clinic for your appointment, a medical practitioner will put you at ease. They will take your blood sample quickly and efficiently. Most appointments last around 10 to 15 minutes. If you have any questions, please call our team on the number above.

What happens to my sample?

The sample will be sent to our certified laboratory for testing. Results are back from one day after your sample is received in the laboratory.

How will I receive my results?

Your test results will be available on your secure online Patient Area. You will receive your choice of an SMS, telephone call, or email once they are ready.

What if my test results are out of range?

If your BUN levels are out of range, Better2Know will help you. Your Better2Know doctor will discuss your options and refer you for the right care and treatment for you.

Still Have Questions?

That’s alright. This is a complex subject and most people aren’t familiar with it. Here is a list of common questions we get asked by people just like you. If you can’t find the answers you’re looking for, you can also visit our dedicated FAQ Section

You can also contact us directly — we’re standing by to help.

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