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Harley Street blood test: what it costs, and what you actually get

Harley Street is an address, not an accreditation. The blood taken there goes to the same UKAS-accredited laboratories as blood taken anywhere else in the country, and the analysers do not know which postcode the tube came from. What the address buys you is a consultant's time and a good waiting room, and on Harley Street a private consultation alone runs from £200 to £400 before any test is ordered. If you want the consultation, it can be worth every penny. If you want the blood work, you can have it drawn on Harley Street itself, at a TrueVitals partner clinic in W1G, for £269 to £799 with a written report in 48 hours.

Two partner clinics in W1G, both minutes from Oxford Circus, Bond Street and Regent's Park. Venous draw £19. No GP referral, no consultation fee.

£200–400typical Harley Street consultation fee, before any test is ordered
2TrueVitals partner clinics on Harley Street, W1G
114–230biomarkers, read together, for £349 to £799
48 hrsfrom lab receipt to a written report, not a follow-up appointment

Last reviewed 17 September 2026

The short answer

A blood test on Harley Street is not more accurate than a blood test anywhere else; the laboratory does the analysis, and the good ones are UKAS-accredited wherever the sample was taken. What varies enormously is what you are charged, how many markers you get, and whether anyone explains them. TrueVitals draws blood at two partner clinics in W1G, tests 74 to 230 biomarkers including the ones most private profiles leave out, and sends a written report within 48 hours. You pay for the panel and the draw. There is no consultation fee, because there is no consultation.

Where you are drawn

Two clinics in W1G, and a dozen more across London

The Tyburn

Harley Street · W1G 6AZ

On Harley Street itself, minutes from Oxford Circus and Bond Street. Early appointments available, which matters for a fasted draw before work.

Nationwide Pathology Clinic

Harley Street · W1G 9PF

A second W1G option a short walk away, run by the pathology group that processes many of our panels.

Marylebone

W1H

London Hair & Skin Care Clinic, five minutes west, for when the W1G slots are full.

City and Canary Wharf

EC1Y · E14

Whitecross Street in EC1Y and a Canary Wharf clinic in E14, if the office is east rather than west.

Across the capital

NW3 · W11 · SW1P · SW9 · E16 · E18 · IG5 · TW8

Hampstead, Notting Hill, Westminster, Oval, Royal Docks, South Woodford, Ilford and Brentford. Fourteen London locations in total.

Or at your desk

At home or office · £39

A registered phlebotomist comes to you anywhere in London, including early morning slots. Popular with people who would rather not lose an hour to the trip.

Check every London location or see the London blood test page.

Where the money goes

What you are paying for on Harley Street

A Harley Street blood test bill usually has three parts: the consultant's time, the phlebotomy, and the laboratory analysis. The third part is the smallest and it is identical wherever you go, because the samples travel to the same handful of accredited labs. The first part is where the money is, and whether it is worth it depends entirely on what you need. A cardiologist reading your results alongside an echocardiogram, or an endocrinologist untangling a complicated thyroid picture, is worth a consultation fee and more. Someone ordering a standard profile because you asked for a check-up is not, and you will typically get twenty to forty markers for the privilege.

Worth the consultation

When you need a specialist

A specific diagnosed condition, an abnormal result that needs interpreting alongside imaging or examination, a second opinion, or anything requiring a prescription or a referral. A panel is not a substitute for a clinician who can examine you, and this page will not pretend otherwise.

Not worth the consultation

When you want the numbers

A comprehensive annual check, a baseline before or during treatment, tracking what you are changing, or finding out why you feel flat when the GP screen came back normal. That is a testing question, and paying £300 for someone to order it adds nothing to the result.

Compared

Harley Street private testing versus a comprehensive panel

Typical Harley Street clinicHospital-brand health assessmentTrueVitals, drawn in W1G
Consultation fee£200 to £400, often required before testingIncluded in the package priceNone. You choose your panel and book
Blood markersUsually 20 to 40 in a standard profileRoughly 30 to 4074, 114 or 230
ApoB, Lp(a), fasting insulin, cystatin COnly if specifically requestedRarely includedApoB in every panel; the rest in Ultimate and Signature
LaboratoryUKAS-accredited partner labsUKAS-accredited partner labsThe same UKAS-accredited labs; Randox's own laboratory for Signature
What you receiveResults and a consultant letter or follow-up appointmentA consultation on the day and a summaryA written report explaining every marker in context, reviewed by a medical professional, plus a dashboard tracking change between tests
TurnaroundDays, plus waiting for the follow-upSame-day consultation, report later48 hours from the lab for Advanced and Ultimate; around 12 working days for Signature
Typical all-in cost£400 to £1,000+ once the consultation is included£600 to £1,200£288 to £799 all in

Consultation and package figures are approximate from public London listings in 2026. Detailed comparisons: Bupa, Nuffield, London Medical Laboratory, the premium panels.

Which panel

Choose the depth, not the postcode

Advanced

74 biomarkers · £269

Full thyroid with antibodies, ApoB and full lipids, hs-CRP, HbA1c, full iron studies, vitamin D, B12, folate, core hormones, liver, kidney and electrolytes. Already broader than most standard private profiles.

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Most popular

Ultimate

114 biomarkers · £349

Adds Lp(a), fasting insulin and HOMA-IR, cystatin C, the complete hormone set, PSA with free ratio and tumour markers. The full annual picture, for less than a consultation and a standard profile.

View Ultimate

Signature

230 biomarkers · £799

Collected at a Randox Health clinic in London with blood pressure and physical measurements, processed in Randox's own laboratory. Extended cardiovascular, autoimmune, digestive and neurological screening. Draw included.

View Signature

Clinic draw £19 in W1G, at home or office £39, included on Signature. Fast from 10pm the night before. Pay monthly available.

Honest comparison

When to book the consultant instead

If you have chest pain, a lump, unexplained weight loss, bleeding, or any symptom that needs examining rather than measuring, see a doctor and do not spend the money on a panel first. If you have a diagnosed condition under specialist care, your consultant should be directing the testing. And if a result here comes back abnormal, the next step is often exactly the Harley Street appointment this page has been comparing against, except you will walk in with 114 markers and a written interpretation instead of a hunch, which tends to make the conversation shorter and more productive. That is the honest position: the two things are complements, and the mistake is paying specialist prices for a screening test you could have had for a fraction of it.

FAQs

Harley Street blood tests: questions

How much does a blood test on Harley Street cost?

It depends whether a consultation is required. A private consultation on Harley Street typically runs £200 to £400, with the blood profile on top, so an all-in cost of £400 to over £1,000 is common. A TrueVitals panel drawn at a W1G clinic is £269, £349 or £799 plus a £19 draw, with no consultation fee.

Is a Harley Street blood test more accurate?

No. Accuracy comes from the sample and the laboratory, not the address. A venous sample analysed at a UKAS-accredited lab gives the same result wherever it was taken. What differs is how many markers are measured and how well they are explained.

Can I get a blood test on Harley Street without seeing a consultant?

Yes. TrueVitals draws at two partner clinics in W1G and no referral or consultation is needed. You choose the panel, book the appointment, and receive a written report within 48 hours of the lab receiving your sample.

Do you offer appointments before work?

Early morning slots are available, and they are the right choice anyway: cortisol must be drawn between about 8 and 9am to mean anything, and fasting insulin and lipids need an overnight fast. If getting to W1G is the problem, a phlebotomist can come to your home or office for £39.

What do you test that a standard Harley Street profile does not?

Most standard private profiles cover 20 to 40 markers: lipids, liver, kidney, thyroid, blood count and a few vitamins. They usually omit ApoB and Lp(a), which predict cardiovascular risk better than LDL, fasting insulin and HOMA-IR, which show insulin resistance a decade before HbA1c moves, cystatin C for accurate kidney function, and a full hormone profile.

Can my company pay for it?

Many people put an executive health check through the business and you will receive a receipt suitable for that. Executive health check.

How quickly do results come back?

Advanced and Ultimate reports arrive within 48 hours of the laboratory receiving your sample, usually the same day as your draw. Signature takes around 12 working days given the depth of testing.

The address, without the consultation fee

Drawn on Harley Street, analysed at a UKAS-accredited laboratory, and explained in a written report within 48 hours. 114 biomarkers for £349, or 230 for £799.