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Where Can I Order My Own Tests?

Originally published on 19th August 2016 
Last updated on 15th August 2021

Your doctor may not run all the thyroid tests you want – you want to make sure that TSH, Free T3 and Free T4 are done at the very least. Most patients benefit from being highly involved in their thyroid care and treatment, which is where self-testing and the ability to order your own tests can be critical tools for empowering a patient.

This list has been compiled from thyroid patients who have told me where they order their own tests from. If you see some missing, please let me know!

Please note that any places included in this list are not necessarily endorsed or recommended by myself. 

Medichecks – At-home finger prick tests – UK

DirectLabs – USA

My Med Lab – USA

Paloma Health – USA

Private MD labs – USA

TrueHealthLabs – UK, USA, Canada, Most of the world

LetsGetChecked – UK, USA, Ireland

NutriPATH – USA, Canada, UK, South America, Switzerland, UAE, Asia, Australia, NZ

i-Screen (App) – Australia

Medivere Diagnostics – Germany

Ortho-Analytic – Switzerland

MDD – Finland

Prohealth – Netherlands

Yours Healthcare – Netherlands

Ortho-Analytic – Switzerland

Monitor My Health – UK

TrueHealthLabs – UK

ElevateMe – UK

Genova Diagnostics – International

Blue Horizon Blood Tests – UK

www.privatebloodtests.co.uk – UK

www.bloodtestslondon.com – Attend at London Patient Service Centre

Thriva – UK

Smart Nutrition – UK

ZRT Laboratory – USA


Can you add to this list? Please let me know of any others.

About Author

Rachel Hill is the internationally acclaimed and multi-award winning thyroid patient advocate, writer, speaker and bestselling author behind The Invisible Hypothyroidism. She has advocated online for better thyroid disease awareness, diagnosis, treatment and management since 2015 and has won multiple awards for her online thyroid advocacy work, including a WEGO Health Award and Social Health Award. She is also a Certified Patient Leader through the Health Union Certification. She is well-recognised as a leading thyroid health advocate in the thyroid community and has received recognitions for her work and dedication. Her weekly thyroid patient newsletter is a Substack Bestseller, which has also featured in the Top 10 for Health and Wellness. Rachel has spoken on countless podcasts and at various events and has been on non-profit boards, patient councils and advisory boards, including The American College of Thyroidology. Rachel has worked with and been featured by UK thyroid charities, The National Academy of Hypothyroidism, The BBC, Yahoo, MSN, ThyroidChange and more. Her bestselling thyroid books include "Be Your Own Thyroid Advocate", "You, Me and Hypothyroidism", "The Positive Thyroid Pregnancy Book" and the children's book "Thyroid Superhero".