Vitamin & Mineral Panel
The essential nutrients behind energy, immunity and bone health — checked in one test.
One-time payment of A$249. GST included. No subscription.
What this panel measures
- Vitamin D (25-OH): The key vitamin D status marker.
- Vitamin B12: Nerve and red blood cell health.
- Folate: Methylation and red blood cell health.
- Iron Studies: Ferritin, iron, transferrin saturation.
- Magnesium: Energy production, muscle and nerve function.
Who this panel is for
Have you noticed any of these:
- low energy, fatigue or brain fog
- muscle cramps, twitches or restless legs
- frequent colds or low immunity
- indoor work and limited sun exposure
- vegetarian or vegan diet
- older adult, post-pregnancy, or recovering from illness
How it works
- Order online, no GP referral needed.
- Visit any of 2,000+ accredited collection centres across Australia.
- Results delivered same day to your personal dashboard with clear explanations.
Sample and turnaround
Single blood draw, ideally fasted for the most accurate iron reading. Results back same day.
Frequently asked questions
Should I stop my supplements first?
For B12 and folate, yes — stop 48–72 hours before to get a true picture. Vitamin D and iron are less affected. Check with your doctor.
Why these specific vitamins?
They're the most commonly low or borderline in everyday Australians, and the ones with a clear, measurable impact when corrected.
How often should I check?
Once or twice a year is enough for most people. After starting supplementation, check 8–12 weeks in to see whether you're responding.
Keep reading
Guides
- Private blood test cost — Private blood tests in Australia range from $35 for single biomarkers up to $500+ for comprehensive panels. What you're paying for, what drives the cost, and when private testing is worth it.
- Blood test without a GP referral — Yes — most common blood tests can be self-ordered in Australia. How direct-to-consumer pathology works, what's available, and when you should still see a GP first.
Biomarkers explained
- Vitamin D — Vitamin D is the most-tested nutrient in Australia — and one of the most commonly low, even with our climate.
- Vitamin B12 — B12 is essential for nerve function and red blood cell production — and it's commonly low in vegetarians, vegans, and adults over 50.
- Ferritin — Ferritin is the gold-standard marker for your iron stores — more reliable than measuring iron in your blood directly.