Longevity Profile
Longevity Profile
Longevity Profile
Longevity Profile
  • 32 health markers tested

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Longevity Profile

Do you want to get on top of any potential long-term health issues? The longevity profile tests a range of health factors which give insight into your longevity (long-term health). These factors include liver and kidney function, heart health, muscle and bone health, inflammation, and nutritional health (Including type 2 diabetes risk). This test also looks into your immune health through a complete blood count. Gain insight into the lifestyle choices or changes you need to make to be your healthiest self long-term!

This test checks a comprehensive range of health markers associated with long-term health:

  • Liver function (6 health markers)
  • Kidney function (4 health markers)
  • Heart health (5 health markers)
  • Inflammation (1 health markers)
  • Nutritional health (4 health markers)
  • Muscle and bone health (3 health markers)
  • Hormone health (5 health markers)
  • Complete blood count (3 health markers)

learn more about these health markers

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What does the test include?

Liver function is a useful indicator of your long-term health. Poor liver function can have long term implications such as lowering immunity, increasing the inflammation in the body, which in turn increases the risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, and kidney disease. There are many lifestyle factors that can impact liver health such as alcohol consumption, smoking, being over weight, not exercising and eating an unhealthy diet.

Health markers

The kidney is an important organ which helps to filter and remove waste products from the blood, prevent disease, and regulate hormone and energy levels. Therefore, it is very important to check whether this organ is functioning properly as kidney disease or damage can have serious long-term health implications.

Health markers

Cholesterol is a fat-like substance that can be found in every cell of the body and is associated with heart health. Good cholesterol (High-Density Lipoprotein) helps to remove excess bad cholesterol (Low-Density Lipoprotein) from the body. Bad cholesterol may build up in the arteries causing them to become hard and narrow and increasing the risk of experiencing a heart attack or a stroke.

Health markers

Chronic inflammation can damage healthy cells, tissues and organs. It is also associated with long-term health issues such as heart disease, diabetes, cancer, arthritis, and bowel diseases like Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

Health markers

This test can screen for deficiencies in active b12, and ferritin (an indication of how much iron your body stores). Vitamin and iron deficiencies have a significant impact on the immune system and the body’s ability to fight infection.
Untreated vitamin and iron deficiencies can also increase the risk of developing heart disease, liver disease, cancer, intestinal problems and rheumatoid arthritis.

Magnesium is an important mineral that supports muscle and nerve function and energy production. Chronically low magnesium levels can increase the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, type 2 diabetes and osteoporosis.

The HbA1c test is the most common test used to assess the risk of pre-diabetes and monitor Type 2 diabetes to see how well treatment plans are working. It provides a snapshot of blood glucose levels over the past two to three months. Undiagnosed/uncontrolled diabetes can have serious long-term health impacts.

Health markers

Elevated creatine kinase levels may indicate skeletal muscle, heart or brain damage. High creatine kinase levels can also be a sign of muscle disease such as muscular dystrophy or rhabdomyolysis.

The body needs a sufficient level of calcium to keep your bones healthy and vitamin D to help your body absorb calcium. Poor bone health can cause conditions such as rickets and osteoporosis and increase risk of breaking a bone from a fall later in life.

Health markers

This test checks cortisol, testosterone, and thyroid hormone levels as hormonal imbalance can increase risk of developing a range of long term health issues.

Elevated levels of Cortisol, known as the stress hormone, over long periods of time can lead to a chronic stress response in the body. This can disrupt bodily functioning and increase the risk of experiencing health problems such as anxiety, heart disease, diabetes, and obesity.

Lower than usual testosterone levels can cause long term health issues for men such as infertility and erectile dysfunction. Abnormally high testosterone levels can also lead to fertility issues alongside increased risk of heart attack, enlarged prostate and liver disease. In women, high testosterone can be a sign of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

It is important to check that the thyroid is functioning properly, as the thyroid hormone system regulates everything from energy levels and sleeping patterns, to muscle strength and weight. Hypothyroidism (an under active thyroid) can lead to an increased risk of heart disease, pregnancy problems in women and the rare life threatening condition myxoedema coma. Hyperthyroidism (an over active thyroid) can lead to heart problems, eye problems and brittle bones.

Health markers

A complete blood count is used to measure different parts and features of your blood including white blood cells, red blood cells and haemoglobin. A complete blood count can help in the diagnoses of a broad range of conditions, from anaemia and infection to cancer.

Health markers

You should take this test if:

  • You want to get on top of any potential long-term health issues.
  • You want to understand your risk of developing conditions like heart disease, kidney disease, liver disease, and type 2 diabetes.
  • You want to check that your diet is providing your body with the essential nutrients it needs to function.
  • You want to check your thyroid function.

Take this test before 10 am on a Monday-Thursday and return your sample to us on the same day. This test should be taken while fasting, or in other words, before you have eaten or drank anything that morning (other than water).

How it works

How it works

Frequently asked questions

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions. If you need anything else try our help section.

How long will it take for my test kit to arrive?

We use Royal Mail First Class to dispatch our test kits. Orders placed before 3 pm Monday-Friday will be dispatched on the same day and delivered the next day.

Orders placed before 11 am on Saturdays will be dispatched the same day and delivered the following Monday.

Orders placed after 11 am on Saturdays or on Sundays will be dispatched on the following Monday and delivered the following Tuesday. Orders placed on bank holidays will be dispatched the next working day.

During busy periods, your test kit may arrive 1 business day later than expected. If your test kit has not arrived within 7 business days please contact our support team via support@examineme.co.uk who will resolve this issue for you.

The Support team is available to respond to queries from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm Monday to Friday.

How long does it take to get results for a test?

We aim to deliver your results within 2 working days of your blood sample arriving at our lab.

How do I get my results?

When your test has been processed, we will email/text you to let you know that your results are available to view via your secure online portal.
You will then be able to log in to your examineMe account on the examineMe app or online portal to view your results and comments from a GP.

Access the examineMe online portal here: www.examineme.co.uk

Download the examineMe app here: www.play.google.com

Is delivery free of charge?

Yes, all of our tests are delivered for free. All test kits come with a prepaid mailer so returning your samples to the lab is also free.

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Frequently asked questions

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions. If you need anything else try our help section.

Why haven’t I received my test kit?

We use Royal Mail First Class to dispatch our test kits.

  1. Orders placed before 3 pm Monday-Friday will be dispatched on the same day and delivered the next day.
  2. Orders placed before 11 am on Saturdays will be dispatched the same day and delivered the following Monday.
  3. Orders placed after 11 am on Saturdays or on Sundays will be dispatched on the following Monday and delivered the following Tuesday.
  4. Orders placed on bank holidays will be dispatched the next working day.

During busy periods, your test kit may arrive 1 business day later than expected. If your test kit has not arrived within 7 business days please contact our support team via support@examineme.co.uk who will resolve this issue for you.

The Support team is available to respond to queries from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm Monday to Friday.

How do I store my kit until I am ready to take the test?

It is perfectly fine to wait a little bit before taking your test when you receive your kit. However, please consider that the kit will have an expiry date, which you can find on the side of the sample collection tube(s), so please check this before waiting an extended period before taking your test. It is recommended that you store your kit in a cool, dry place that is out of direct sunlight.

Can I amend my order after purchase?

We cannot guarantee that orders can be amended after purchase, however, if you do need to make a change to your order please contact our support team via support@examineme.co.uk as soon as possible after purchase. Our support team will advise you about whether your order has already been dispatched and therefore cannot be changed, and will offer further advice on what can be done about your specific situation.

The Support team is available to respond to queries from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm Monday to Friday.

What is included in a finger prick blood test kit?

The equipment included in the finger prick blood test kits is as follows:

  • Collection tube(s)
  • Plaster x2
  • Alcohol swab x1
  • Lancet x4
  • Cleansing wipe x1
  • Collection tube label(s)
  • Protective plastic wallet(s)
  • Return form
  • Pre-paid mailer
What is included in a urine test kit?

The equipment included in the urine test kit is as follows:

  • Sample collection tube
  • Protective case for sample collection tube
  • Return form
  • Pre-paid mailer
What is included in a throat swab test kit?

The equipment included in the urine test kit is as follows:

  • Swab
  • Protective plastic wallet
  • Return form
  • Pre-paid mailer
How long does it take to get results for a test?

We aim to deliver your results within 2 working days of your blood sample arriving at our lab.

How do I contact ExamineMe?

If you still have a query or a suggestion after looking through our FAQ section, please contact our support team via support@examineme.co.uk or use the form provided.

For urgent queries please call our support team on 020 3205 0545.

The Support team is available to respond to queries from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm Monday to Friday.

I couldn’t collect enough blood. What should I do?

If you were unsuccessful in collecting the correct amount of blood and have used all of the single-use lancets in the kit don’t worry! Contact our support team via support@examineme.co.uk making sure to include your order number, and the delivery of a replacement kit will be arranged for you.

Can I get a replacement home test kit?
If you require a replacement home test kit please contact our support team via support@examineme.co.uk making sure to include your order number, and the delivery of a replacement kit will be arranged for you. Please note there is a £10 fee for replacement kits.
How do I get my results?

When your test has been processed, we will email/text you to let you know that your results are available to view via your secure online portal.
You will then be able to log in to your examineMe account on the examineMe app or online portal to view your results and comments from a GP.

Access the examineMe online portal here: www.examineme.co.uk

Download the examineMe app here: www.play.google.com

Will my results be shared with my GP?

ExamineMe will not share your results with your GP and We do not take details about your GP surgery at any point during the ExamineMe process. You have the option to download a PDF copy of your results to share them with your GP, however, it is your choice whether you do this.

Do we prescribe medication?

We do not prescribe medication.

Do you have an app?

Yes we do! The examineMe app is available to download on both IOS and Android. The app is your way to access your personal secure results portal. This portal will display your result for each health marker included in your test in a way that is easy for you to understand and digest. You will also be able to view your personalised comments from a GP.

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What are the age restrictions for using examineMe?

Our testing service is only offered for adults aged 18 and over.

How long will it take for my test kit to arrive?
  1. Orders placed before 3 pm Monday-Friday will be delivered the next day
  2. Orders placed before 11 am on Saturdays will be delivered the following Monday
  3. Orders placed after 11 am on Saturdays or on Sundays will be delivered the following Tuesday
Is delivery free of charge?

Yes, all of our tests are delivered for free. All test kits come with a prepaid mailer so returning your samples to the lab is also free.

Where do you ship to?

Currently, we only deliver our test kits in England. We do not ship internationally.

How do I package my sample so it is secure for delivery?

You will find information on how to package your test securely in the instructions which come in your test kit. Here is a summary:

Blood samples: Make sure that you have labelled your sample tube(s) and tube cap(s) secure. Place the sample tubes in the protective plastic wallet, then place them inside the prepaid mailer along with your return form. Seal the mailer and post.

Urine samples: Make sure that you have labelled your sample tube and screwed the lid on tightly. Secure the sample tube in the protective case, then place it inside the prepaid mailer along with your return form. Seal the mailer and post.

How soon do I need to post my sample to the lab?

It is important that you post your sample back to the lab the same day that you collect it. You can post it via any post box, but please use a priority post box if you have access to one.

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