Nutritional and heart health

Deep dive into your health
An at-home finger-prick test measuring 16 biomarkers across organ, nutritional, metabolic, hormonal, and heart health. Clear results, explained simply, with clinician-led support where appropriate.
Know what your blood knows
Metabolic and hormonal health
Liver and kidney function
BIOMARKERS
Which biomarkers are tested?
NUMAN BLOOD TESTS
How it works
STEP ONE
Order your at-home test
Order your at-home test and get free 48-hour letterbox delivery.
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STEP TWO
Collect your blood sample
Follow the simple instructions in your finger-prick blood test. Return your sample for free.
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STEP THREE
Get personalised results
Get your personalised results with actionable insights from our experts in 3-5 days.
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Biomarkers are a range of measurable health indicators. For example, your testosterone reading is a biomarker. If your biomarkers fall outside of the expected levels, it could suggest an underlying issue.
It measures 16 biomarkers across organ, nutritional, metabolic, hormonal, and heart health, so you can see where your levels sit and discuss them with a clinician.
Each blood test is easy to use, even if you’ve never used a home blood test kit before.
It only takes a small amount of preparation to successfully collect a blood sample and all the equipment you need to do so is included in the kit.
A summary of how to use the tests:
Wash your hands in warm water for 4 minutes and then dry them.
Use the lancet provided to prick your finger and collect a blood sample.
Post your sample to our accredited partner laboratory using the prepaid envelope included with your test.
Full instructions are provided with your test, which you should read thoroughly before use to ensure the best results.
To learn more about how to take a blood test at home, click here.
You should receive your blood test results three to five working days after you post your blood samples.
You’ll get an email notifying you that your results have arrived in your Numan account, so keep an eye on your inbox so you don’t miss them. Additionally, you’ll receive a written review of your results from one of our clinicians, which you can read alongside your results to help you understand them.
Once they’re in your account, you can view your results any time you wish. You can also view them in-app and save your results as a PDF to help you keep track of them (and show them to your GP if need be).
Yes. It’s designed to be taken at home and we’ve included detailed instructions to help you through the process. We’ll also break down your results into simple, easy-to-understand language, so you’ll learn where you stand and how you can improve your health.
It’s generally a good idea to take your test every few months, although since every patient is different there’s no set timescale. If you’re unsure, you can ask our clinical team.
Each test is a finger prick test, so you may feel a small scratch when you use the lancet provided with it to take a blood sample. This is only temporary, and any discomfort should subside swiftly afterwards.
Small changes to your biomarkers are normal and generally nothing to worry about. However, any significant changes in your health markers should prompt a discussion with a healthcare professional. They can provide context, possible explanations, and guidance.
The Core Blood Test can only indicate rather than diagnose health issues. If you’re worried and suspect you might have an underlying health condition, we advise speaking to your regular doctor first. If you get any unexpected or unusual test results, this should also be flagged and discussed in more detail with your doctor.
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