All packages and lab costs
Fourteen panels, from a single check to a full baseline. The lab cost is listed per package. The appointment fee comes on top, plus a travel charge outside Amsterdam.
Not sure which package you need? Do not start with this list, start with your question. Each entry below points at the panel that goes with it.
Standard packages
Sport and TRT
Situation-specific
The price breakdown
These are the actual amounts. The lab cost is what the lab charges, passed on without a markup. There is no discounted-from price and no subscription. Enter your address in the price calculator for the exact total including travel.
Custom panel
Missing a marker, or want to drop a few? Message what you are after and you get an adjusted price back before committing to anything.
Reachable Monday to Saturday, 08:00 to 18:00. An appointment can usually be scheduled within a few days.
Frequently asked questions
Which package should I choose?
That depends on your question, not on the marker count.
Tired? Vitamins and Minerals is usually the starting point. Want a broad baseline? Health Baseline. Training seriously? One of the TRT panels. Message your situation.
Can I combine markers from different packages?
Yes, a custom panel is possible.
You get a price based on the lab cost of the chosen assays plus the appointment fee, in advance and without obligation.
Why is the appointment fee listed separately?
So you can see what you are paying for.
The lab cost is what the laboratory charges, passed on without a markup. A single combined figure would hide which part is which.
Are these prices inclusive of the report?
Yes.
There is no surcharge for the result, the report or the explanation. The only extra is the travel charge outside Amsterdam.
How often should I measure?
After 8 to 12 weeks if you change something, otherwise annually.
One measurement is a snapshot. Comparing two shows whether a change had any effect.
Note: a blood test gives you insight and direction. It does not prove or rule out a condition on its own. Results are meant for prevention and for tracking change over time, not as a diagnosis. For symptoms or values outside the reference range, see your GP.