Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D3 Test
For these tests, fasting is generally unnecessary unless your healthcare provider advises otherwise. It’s important to disclose any medications you take, as they can influence vitamin levels. Staying hydrated before the test can also help with blood collection.
Blood Sample Collection Methods
The blood test kit allows two collection methods:
Venous Blood Collection: Conducted at a clinic or lab, where a professional draws blood from your arm. Results are typically available within 1-2 days.
Fingerprick Blood Collection: A home testing kit lets you collect a small blood sample by pricking your finger. After following the instructions, send the sample to the lab for analysis, with results available within 1-2 days.
Test Results
Your test results will show the Vitamin B12 and D3 levels in your blood:
Vitamin B12: Normal range is 190-900 pg/mL. Deficiency may cause fatigue and neurological issues.
Vitamin D3: Normal range is 20-50 ng/mL. Low levels can lead to muscle weakness and bone pain.
High levels of either vitamin could indicate an underlying issue and may require further medical evaluation.
Post-Test Guidance
After receiving your results, our team can help you interpret them if required. If deficiencies are detected, your healthcare provider may recommend dietary changes, supplements, or additional tests. Regular monitoring of Vitamin B12 and D3 levels is essential to maintaining overall health.
Take charge of your well-being with an essential health check using our home blood test kit—a simple and effective way to track your vital nutrient levels.
Test Results
Your results will be presented as the levels of Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D3 in your blood. For Vitamin B12, a normal range is typically 190-900 pg/mL, and for Vitamin D3, the normal range is 20-50 ng/mL. Levels below these ranges may indicate deficiencies, with Vitamin B12 deficiency possibly leading to fatigue or neurological issues, and Vitamin D3 deficiency associated with bone pain and muscle weakness. Excessively high levels of either vitamin may indicate an underlying issue, though this is less common.
Post-Test
After receiving your results, our team will review them with you and provide guidance. If deficiencies are detected, your healthcare provider may recommend dietary adjustments, supplements, or further tests. Regular monitoring of Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D3 is important to ensure overall health and address any potential deficiencies.
