Home Test Kit
home sample collection blood kit box

Home Test Kit

€65.00

This test will measure your levels of Vitamin D.

Incubation Period:
N/A days
Collection Method(s):
Blood sample
Test Turnaround Time:
1 day

Tests For

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How It Works

Buy Your Test
Step 1Buy Your Test

Choose from our wide range of tests and buy your test kit online.

Fast Delivery
Step 2Fast Delivery

If you order your test before 4pm, your test kits will be dispatched via post on the same day (Monday to Friday).

Collect Your Sample
Step 3Collect Your Sample

When you receive your test kit, simply take your sample and place it in the provided container. Clear instructions are included.

Post It Back To Us
Step 4Post It Back To Us

Your test kit includes an envelope and free return postage to make it easy to return your sample for testing.

Receive your Results Securely
Step 5Receive your Results Securely

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

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Product Information

What is Vitamin D?

Vitamin D is produced naturally when the body is exposed to sunlight, but it can also be ingested by consuming healthy foods, such as salmon, mackerel, dairy, end egg yolks. This vitamin primarily manages your immune system and osseous health by regulating phosphate and calcium levels and maintaining bone, muscle, and teeth health.

What does it mean if you are Vitamin D deficient?

Low Vitamin D levels result in bone and muscle pain, muscle weakness, mood swings, fatigue, hair loss, and some mental health issues. Children can experience rickets and adults can experience osteoporosis. If left undetected, Vitamin D deficiency can cause more severe conditions, including obesity, diabetes, depression, high blood pressure, chronic fatigue syndrome, neurological issues, and increased pain sensitivity. How does the Vitamin D home test process work?

This test requires a blood sample. You will receive a test kit in the post that includes specific instructions to take this sample yourself. Using the tools and pre-paid envelope provided, you will collect your sample and send it to one of our accredited Ireland laboratories for testing and analysis.

When would my home test kit arrive?

Orders placed before end of business hours Monday-Friday are sent out the same day. You can expect your package to arrive in 2 to 4 days via An Post.

How will I get my Vitamin D test results?

Within one workday of your sample’s arrival at our testing facility, your results will be ready. A member of our team will contact you directly to relay your results, but you can also check the secure patient portal on our website whenever you wish, as the results will be listed there once available.

What should I do about my test results?

If your test results show a Vitamin D deficiency, we recommend you speak with a doctor. Better2Know can assist you in arranging a consultation with a private doctor in your area, or you can meet with your GP. It is essential that you meet with a healthcare professional to further discuss your results and next steps, as supplements or other lifestyle changes can help you avoid developing severe health conditions.

How do I order my home test kit?

You can select ‘Add to Cart’ now and proceed to checkout to order your kit online. If you prefer, you can purchase the kit over the phone by calling the number listed above. Our Patient Services team is available 24/7 to answer any questions you may have. Better2Know offers various health screens and tests throughout Ireland, and we are happy to help you process orders or book any of our excellent health services.

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