Vitamin Screen Plus LIS Code: VS
Check six key vitamin levels — A, B12, D, E, B6 and Folate — in one blood test. UKAS-accredited lab, no GP referral needed.
What's included in this profile
- A Bvitamin essential for cell division and red blood cell production
- Deficiency can cause fatigue and anaemia
- Particularly important before and during pregnancy
- Important for vision, immune function and skin health
- Deficiency can cause night vision problems and immune issues
- Excess levels can also cause toxicity, so levels are monitored
- Essential for nerve function and red blood cell production
- Deficiency can cause fatigue, tingling and memory issues
- Common in vegetarians/vegans and older adults
- Involved in metabolism, nerve function and red blood cell health
- Deficiency can cause fatigue and nerve symptoms
- Excess supplementation can also cause nerve issues
- Essential for bone health, calcium absorption and immunity
- Deficiency is common, especially in winter months
- One of the most frequently tested vitamins in the UK
- An antioxidant that helps protect cells from damage
- Deficiency is uncommon but can affect nerve and immune health
- Usually checked as part of a broader nutritional panel
About this profile
The Vitamin Screen checks six key vitamins in one blood sample: Vitamin A, Vitamin B12, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Folate, and Vitamin B6. It's a wider vitamin-only panel than a basic screen, useful if you want a fuller picture of your vitamin status without the mineral markers included in a combined mineral and vitamin test.
Each of these vitamins plays a different role in the body — Vitamin D for bone and immune health, B12 and Folate for nerve function and red blood cell production, B6 for metabolism and brain function, Vitamin A for vision and immunity, and Vitamin E as an antioxidant supporting cell health. Deficiencies in any of them can build up gradually and cause symptoms like fatigue, low mood, or weakened immunity long before they're obvious.
It's worth considering if you have symptoms that could point to a vitamin deficiency, follow a restricted diet, or simply want to check your nutritional status as part of general health monitoring.
