Over 150+ Health Tests

55 markers built around hard training — hormones, recovery, blood, and the organs carrying the load.

52 markers for an annual women's health check — hormones, thyroid, iron, heart, liver and more.

Simple cheek swab testing 129 gene variants linked to detoxification, hormone balance and energy production. NATA accredited.

At-home stool test covering beneficial and opportunistic bacteria, yeasts, parasites and digestive function markers. No collection centre visit. Results in 2 weeks.

134 markers by PCR — organisms, inflammation, digestion and gut barrier, from one at-home sample.

51 markers for an annual men's health check — hormones, heart, liver, kidneys, iron and more.

Five-marker thyroid panel: TSH, FT4, FT3, TPO and thyroglobulin antibodies. Measures function and identifies autoimmune thyroid disease. No fasting.

129 genes, 159 variants — how your DNA shapes nutrition, metabolism, recovery and more. Australian NATA lab.

15 markers across sex hormones, thyroid, insulin and adrenal — the four systems behind most hormone symptoms.

Our most comprehensive men's panel: cardiovascular, hormonal, nutritional and gut health plus 129-gene DNA insights in one test.

A food intolerance occurs when someone has difficulty digesting a particular food - this can lead to symptoms such as intestinal gas, abdominal pain or diarrhoea. This Food Intolerance Test includes an IgG screen for 96 common foods.

Dried urine test mapping cortisol patterns, oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone and their metabolites across a full day.

Our most complete thyroid panel: TSH, free T3, free T4, reverse T3 plus three thyroid antibodies for a full picture.

A full metabolic snapshot covering blood sugar, insulin, inflammation, hormones, nutrients and organ function in one panel.

Mould exposure is more common than many people realise, and can have a significant impact on health. Unlike traditional mould testing that focuses on environmental exposure, urine mould testing helps identify if mould toxins are accumulating in your body.

Our most comprehensive women's panel: cardiovascular, hormonal, nutritional and gut health plus 129-gene DNA insights in one test.

Measure homocysteine levels — a biomarker commonly included in cardiovascular and wellness assessments.

Test fasting insulin and glucose levels — key markers your GP may use when assessing metabolic health.

Check your iron, ferritin and transferrin levels. Iron deficiency is Australia’s most common nutritional problem.

Nine blood markers scored to estimate your biological age compared to your chronological age.

Measure TSH, free T3 and free T4 — the core markers for understanding your thyroid levels.

Measure testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, LH and FSH — key markers relevant to male hormonal health.

The most complete view of your gut available. Reads all the DNA in your sample to identify what's living there — across 28,000+ possible species — plus your digestion, inflammation and gut-barrier markers.

Simple HbA1c blood test measuring average blood sugar levels over the past 3 months.

Check your vitamin D level - over 30% of Australian adults are deficient, causing fatigue and muscle weakness.

Combined DNA Comprehensive and Methylation tests covering 129 genes across metabolism, hormones, longevity and detoxification.

52 organisms from one at-home swab — the bacteria that keep things balanced, the ones that don't, yeast and STIs.

Measure testosterone, cortisol, thyroid, DHEA-S and insulin — key markers relevant to energy and wellbeing.

An affordable baseline covering cholesterol, blood count, liver, kidney and diabetes markers in one simple blood test.

Measure total testosterone, free testosterone and SHBG - key markers for energy, mood and body composition.

Saliva test measuring cortisol and DHEA-S levels across the day — markers relevant to your stress and energy patterns.

Measure coeliac antibody markers. Coeliac disease affects approximately 1 in 70 Australians. Discuss results with your GP.

Genotyping for the two common MTHFR variants, C677T and A1298C, from a blood sample taken at a collection centre.

Urine test measuring organic acid markers relevant to nutrient, gut and metabolic health.

Your body can't make omega 3 and omega 6 essential fatty acids and these must come from the food you eat. These essential fatty acids play a critical role in brain function, and immune and inflammation responses.

Measure red cells, white cells and platelets — foundational markers included in most health assessments.

Urine test measuring iodine levels - an essential mineral for thyroid hormone production and metabolism.

At-home cheek swab genotyping for the MTHFR variants C677T and A1298C. Kit posted to you, no collection centre visit.

Measure NAD⁺ levels - the cellular energy molecule that declines with age and impacts repair and longevity.

Follow-up to the Genetic Methylation Test: measures functional metabolic markers for detox, energy and nutrient processing.

Dietitian teleconsult to interpret your methylation results and create a targeted supplement and diet plan.

Deep insights into cardiovascular, hormonal, nutritional and gut health across 117 biomarkers in one women's blood test.

Deep insights into cardiovascular, hormonal, nutritional and gut health across 117 biomarkers in one blood test.

Complete pathology panel required for the Metabolic Balance personalised nutrition analysis. Metabolic Balance matches your personal “body chemistry” to your ideal “food chemistry”.

Non-invasive home saliva test kit measuring oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA.

Breath test measuring hydrogen and methane over three hours, using both glucose and lactulose substrates. Markers relevant to bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine.

There are medical explanations and labels for many gut problems, but the big exception is Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). This calprotectin stool test measures a key marker of gut inflammation. Discuss results with your GP.

Track oestrogen and progesterone across your full 28-day cycle to understand your hormonal pattern.

Stool test measuring pancreatic elastase — a marker relevant to digestive enzyme function.

FODMAPs are naturally occurring sugars found in milk and dairy products, fruits and vegetables, cereals and processed foods. These dietary sugars are poorly absorbed in the gut and can cause symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome.

PCR stool test screening for Blastocystis, Dientamoeba and other parasites commonly missed in standard pathology.

Sleep is vital to good health. A lack of sleep affects mood, concentration, memory, weight and quality of life. This sleep test assesses the hormones which influence your sleep patterns.

Combines a faecal occult blood test (detects blood in the stool) with calprotectin (a gut-inflammation marker). Not a diagnosis; discuss results with your GP.

Measure oestrogen, progesterone, LH, FSH and testosterone — key markers relevant to female hormonal health.

Health is the most meaningful gift you can give. With an i-screen Gift Voucher, your loved ones can take control of their wellbeing with science-backed health insights - from hormones and nutrition to gut, heart, and overall vitality.

Screen 27 vitamins and minerals including zinc, selenium, magnesium, B vitamins and antioxidants in one panel.

Analyse 70 performance biomarkers including testosterone, cortisol, iron, cholesterol and blood count for male athletes.

Measure cholesterol, liver, kidney and blood sugar markers — a simple baseline for understanding your core health.

Measure iron, B12, vitamin D, thyroid and inflammation — markers commonly assessed when exploring persistent fatigue.

If you're embarking on a new fitness program, understanding key biomarkers in your blood with an Essential Fitness test can help make sure you're in good shape before you start.

Comprehensive kidney panel measuring 14 markers relevant to kidney health and function.

Test vitamin B12 levels - essential for nerve function, red blood cells and energy production.

Measure FSH, oestradiol, LH and progesterone — key markers relevant to reproductive health.

A quantitative hCG blood test — measure hCG levels relevant to early pregnancy. Discuss results with your GP.

Confirm ovulation with a progesterone blood test - a key step for women trying to conceive.

Measure reverse T3 - the inactive thyroid hormone that can block T3 function despite normal TSH results.

50% of Australians don't know their blood group. You can find out your blood group with this simple blood type test.

Cholesterol is a fatty substance in the blood. This panel measures your key lipid markers, which are commonly included in cardiovascular health assessments.

IGF-1 is a growth-related hormone that is vital for normal bone and tissue growth and development.

55 markers built around hard training — hormones, recovery, blood, and the organs carrying the load.

Allergies are on the increase, and food allergies in particular are becoming more common. Measure IgE antibodies across 27 common food and environmental allergens. These allergens may be from foods, pollens, house dust, animal hair or moulds.

Measure B1, B2, B6, Folate and B12 - essential vitamins for energy, brain function and nervous system health.

Measure LDL particle number and size — advanced lipid markers beyond a standard cholesterol panel.

Copper and zinc are essential nutrients in our body and they work together. There are many problems that can occur if we have a copper and zinc imbalance.

Measure key liver enzymes and markers to understand how your liver is functioning.

Multi-marker cardiovascular panel combining cholesterol, inflammation, homocysteine and metabolic markers.

Panel measuring CRP, IL-6 and homocysteine — markers commonly associated with inflammation.

Non-invasive breath test for H. pylori — a common stomach bacterium. Discuss results with your GP.

There are medical explanations and labels for many gut problems, but the big exception is Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Comprehensive stool analysis measuring markers relevant to digestive health. Discuss results with your GP.

Test TPO and TG antibodies — markers relevant to autoimmune thyroid conditions such as Hashimoto's or Graves'.

Measure markers associated with intestinal permeability — relevant to gut barrier health.

A urine analysis to check for markers that may indicate a urinary tract infection. Discuss results with your GP.

Measure amylase and lipase — markers relevant to pancreatic function.

A comprehensive metabolic panel which includes a full blood exam, lipid profile, liver and kidney function check, and iron studies.

Test selenium and iodine - essential cofactors your thyroid needs to produce hormones effectively.

Hormone, thyroid and iron testing to help you understand perimenopause - with collection timed to your cycle so results are easier to interpret.

Measure ANA and key autoimmune markers — results to discuss with your GP if autoimmune concerns are relevant.

Blood test for EBV antibodies to confirm current or past Epstein-Barr virus infection (mono/glandular fever).

Measure bone formation (P1NP), bone resorption (CTX), vitamin D, calcium and PTH — key bone health markers.

Measure blood levels of mercury, lead, cadmium and arsenic — markers relevant to heavy metal exposure.

Hormone panel covering testosterone, insulin, LH, FSH and DHEA-S — markers commonly assessed alongside PCOS.

Comprehensive endurance panel covering hormones, iron, vitamins, inflammation and metabolic markers for male athletes.

Measure measles IgG antibodies to understand your measles immunity status.

Analyse 70 performance biomarkers including oestrogen, iron, thyroid, cholesterol and blood count for female athletes.

Complete pathology panel required for the Metabolic Balance personalised nutrition analysis. Metabolic Balance matches your personal “body chemistry” to your ideal “food chemistry”. This panel also includes vitamin D.

Combined iron, B12 and folate panel — key nutrients relevant to energy and blood cell health.

30-minute teleconsult with an accredited dietitian to discuss your blood results and optimise your nutrition.

After receiving the results of your stool test, you may want to consider a nutritional assessment of your results by our dietician.

In-depth training panel covering hormones, inflammation, metabolic and nutritional markers for evidence-based performance.

Measure Borrelia burgdorferi antibodies — relevant for those with a history of tick exposure. Discuss results with your GP.