Liver Function Blood Test

Liver Function Blood Test Kit

Gain a comprehensive view of your liver health with this convenient at-home blood test.
It measures a wide panel of key biomarkers, providing vital insights into liver function, potential signs of damage, and the influence of lifestyle factors such as alcohol or fitness routines.

Biomarkers Assessed

The test evaluates the following important liver health indicators:

• Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT): A sensitive marker for liver cell health. Raised levels may signal damage or inflammation.

• Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST): An enzyme linked to both liver and other organs. Elevated results suggest potential liver injury but can also be related to muscle or heart conditions.

• Total Bilirubin: This pigment indicates how well your liver processes waste products. High levels may point to liver dysfunction or jaundice.

• Albumin: A crucial protein made in the liver. Low levels can indicate impaired protein synthesis due to liver injury.

• Global Protein (Total Protein): Measures the sum of all blood proteins, with abnormal values sometimes revealing liver issues.

• Globulin: Another protein group important for immune function, also produced partially by the liver.

• Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase (GGT): An enzyme sensitive to alcohol-related effects and fatty liver conditions.

Each result is delivered with reference ranges, and any numbers outside the normal limits are clearly commented on in your quantitative, emailed laboratory report, typically available just 2–3 working days after the lab receives your sample.

How It Works

Collect your sample using a gentle finger-prick procedure and mail it back using the provided, pre-paid envelope — simply drop it in your nearest red letterbox.
Your kit includes: lancets, illustrated instructions, lab request form, labels, blood collection tube, protective pouch, UN3373 compliant envelope, tube holder, swabs, alcohol wipes, and plasters.

Why Check Your Liver?

Liver blood tests are crucial for:

• Screening for early signs of liver disease or monitoring ongoing conditions such as hepatitis or cirrhosis.

• Assessing the impact of medications or alcohol on liver health.

• Helping diagnose symptoms like jaundice, abdominal pain, or unexplained fatigue.

• Supporting fitness and wellness goals by tracking liver performance.

Elevated ALT and AST levels may suggest liver cell injury, while abnormal bilirubin and protein levels can indicate various underlying concerns. Routine testing provides peace of mind and proactive health management.