Why test
A healthy thyroid is essential for regulating metabolism, energy levels, and body temperature. It also plays a key role in growth, development, and the function of organs like the heart and brain.
If you are not getting enough TSH, your body processes slow down leading to symptoms such as less energy, constipation, dry hair and skin, muscle weakness, unexplained weight gain, a hoarse voice and greater sensitivity to the cold.
An underactive thyroid can be easily treated and in most cases people live a normal and healthy life. If left untreated, it can lead to complications including heart disease, infertility and nerve damage.
This test has been designed by healthcare professionals to give you a good indication if your TSH levels are higher than the normal range (>5µlU/mL). You also have the option to access doctor-led recommendations on the next steps you could take.
What our customers say
Brilliant little kit! I have a family history of under active thyroid and have been really lethargic lately, so this is a well priced, really useful test kit for people like me. Gives you instant information as to whether or not you need to make an appointment with your doctor. Highly recommend!
The test was really easy to do and I liked that you could watch a short video to explain what to do. The whole process was really easy and it's reassuring to be able to test at home.
Really quick and easy test and I got the results straight away. Simple instructions and easy to follow.
How it works
Collect your blood sample following the instructions provided in your test kit.
Receive your results within five to 10 minutes.
Scan the QR code on the back of your test kit to learn how to manage your results.
How to use your rapid test
Intended use
This test can be used to screen for TSH levels using a simple home blood test. It gives you a semi-quantitative analytical result. This means that while it will give you a good indication of TSH levels in your blood, you’ll need a secondary analytical test if you require your specific levels of TSH.