Amiry & Gilbride Pharmacy is proud to partner with Inuvi Health to provide comprehensive man health check services, including this tailored blood test for men over 40. Pricing is confirmed at the time of booking before anything is finalised.
Maintaining good health becomes increasingly important as we age. This simple blood test gives you valuable insights into your current health status, helping to identify early signs of potential issues and giving you the chance to take preventative action.
Whether you’re looking to monitor an existing health condition, complete a BMI check, or just want reassurance, our in-pharmacy test makes it quick, easy, and convenient.
Well Man Check Blood Test Over 40
Why take this test?
As you reach your 40s and beyond, your risk for conditions such as cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, and liver disease may increase.
This blood test to check key health indicators can help you reduce your risk and support a better quality of life through early detection and monitoring.
The test includes screening for prostate specific antigen (PSA) — an important marker that may help detect early signs of prostate issues.
Which biomarkers are under investigation?
This comprehensive regular check investigates a range of biomarkers linked to overall wellbeing and potential disease risks:
- Iron Profile
- Assess Blood Pressure
- Kidney Function Profile
- Lipid Profile (helps assess cholesterol level and risk of heart disease)
- Liver Function Profile (checks for liver disease)
- Vitamin Profile
- Thyroid Function Profile (Basic)
- C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
- Creatine Kinase
- Magnesium
- Testosterone
- Uric Acid
- HbA1c (linked to blood sugar control)
- Full Blood Count
- Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA)
What is involved in the test?
Your test involves a professional blood draw in the pharmacy. The sample is then securely sent to a certified lab, with results delivered to you by email.
Please remember that while a blood test is a powerful tool, it should not replace a proper consultation with your doctor. If you’re experiencing symptoms or concerns, speak to a qualified healthcare provider before making any health decisions.
