Blood tests anywhere in the UK, and someone to explain them.
A kit to your door or a collection point near you. Your result in the app, in your language.
- Over 490 tests
- UKAS accredited lab
- No GP referral needed
Result in the appYours to keep, or to share with a doctor you trust.
Find a test by what matters to you
Who it is for
Start from where you are in life. We suggest the tests that usually make sense.
Three ways we look after you
Laboratory
More than 490 tests. A kit by post to any address in the country, or a collection point near you, and the result in the app.
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Biohacking
Sleep, heart and activity, in a report a therapist reads.
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Rehabilitation
In person in Ipswich: electrotherapy and exercise that carry on between visits.
See moreGuides
Short guides from our Instagram, by stage of life.
How a test works
- 01
Choose and receive
Pick the test in the app. The kit arrives at any address in the UK.
- 02
Collect at home or nearby
Collect at home and post it back in the prepaid envelope, Monday to Thursday, at a Royal Mail priority postbox, or go to a collection point near you.
- 03
The result in the app
The result arrives in the app. It is yours: keep it, or send it to the doctor of your choice.
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Your kit at home
It goes out by Royal Mail and you can track it. Take your sample, post it back the same day, Monday to Thursday, in the prepaid envelope at a Royal Mail priority postbox, and we tell you when to expect your result.
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See every step, with sound
The BPR Clinic app
Your tests, your health and your treatment, in one app.
Laboratory, Biohacking and Clinic on your phone, in English or Portuguese.
Coming soon
Doctors who speak your language.
Health professionals for people who have moved to the UK, who know the context you come from.
Reading
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Prostate health and the PSA test: what to know before you decide
What the prostate does, which symptoms need your GP, what the PSA test can and cannot show, and why it is worth talking it through before testing.
Blood tests for athletes: iron, vitamin D, recovery and energy
Which blood markers sports medicine teams look at, what each one means, and how to time tests through the season so the results are worth comparing.
Why repeating blood tests over time tells you more than one result
One blood test is a snapshot. Repeated the same way, results show a trend. What can move a result, how often people repeat tests and what to take to your GP.
The book
Beyond Pain
The science and soul of healing: body, soul and spirit
Read the first chapterQuestions? Talk to us in the app
Create your account and send us a message from the app. We answer in English or Portuguese.