Vitamin D Blood Test | At Home Finger Prick
Check your vitamin D level from home with a simple finger prick blood test.
This at home finger prick blood test provides an immediate vitamin D result, allowing you to understand your level straight away. Vitamin D plays an important role in bone health, immune function, and overall wellbeing. This test is designed for adults who want a simple, convenient way to check their vitamin D status without appointments or waiting for lab results.
How it works
• Order your test online
• Receive your kit by courier
• Collect a small finger prick blood sample at home
• Follow the instructions to use the Vitamin D lateral flow test
• Receive your results within a few minutes
Please read the full product description and read our important medical medical information page before ordering any Truescreen product
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Flat $6 shipping cost throughout New Zealand with FREE SHIPPING on orders over $225.
Order includes pouch with prepaid NZ Courier Post label to ship results directly to the lab.
Because these orders include medical testing equipment, there are no returns or exchanges available. In the case of defective equipment, a replacement kit will be sent out as soon as possible. Please contact info@truescreen.co.nz if that is the case.
By purchasing or using a Truescreen product, you acknowledge and agree that:
- Test results are provided for informational purposes only. They may help guide your understanding of your health but do not constitute a clinical diagnosis.
- While we work exclusively with accredited laboratories and validated point of care technologies or manufacturers, no laboratory test, point of care test, or any medical test is perfect. Test results may occasionally be inaccurate or inconclusive, and you must always bear that in mind in any future decision making.
- Screening tests can produce false negative results, where a condition is present but not detected, as well as false positive results, where a test is abnormal despite no underlying condition being identified on further investigation.
- Screening tests are not 100% accurate. False positive and false negative results can occur. A normal result does not guarantee the absence of disease; an abnormal result does not confirm the presence of disease.
- Results are highly dependent on correct use according to instructions.
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