At-Home Vitamin D Test

• We've partnered with NeoVos using their state-of-the-art lab facilities to bring you the At-Home Vitamin D Test

Who needs it:

• The test is suitable for everyone as it helps determine if your current diet and lifestyle is providing adequate levels of vitamin D

The Department of Health has identified the following as particularly at-risk of vitamin D deficiency:

• All pregnant and breastfeeding women

• Older people aged 65 years and over

• People who have low or no exposure to the sun

• People who have darker skin

In addition to these group, research shows that the following individuals may also be at higher risk of deficiency:

• Individuals who are overweight and/or have a sedentary lifestyle

• Vegetarians/Vegans

• Individuals taking certain medication

• People with digestive problems

• Individuals with liver, kidney, or parathyroid dysfunction

• Athletes