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General wellbeing · RED-S support panel

RED-S Health Profile

A broad panel of blood, iron, thyroid, nutritional, metabolic, kidney, liver and bone-related markers for use within a wider clinical assessment where RED-S is a concern.

From£125£125–£190 depending on collection
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Secure payment through Stripe. The test applicant’s contact details are collected for fulfilment; no clinical information is requested during checkout.

Best practice for this test

Prepare for a result that can be interpreted properly.

A rested morning fasted sample gives the most consistent glucose and iron assessment.

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Fast for 8 to 10 hours beforehand, drinking plain water only, where it is safe to do so.

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Avoid strenuous training for 24 to 48 hours before collection and arrive normally hydrated.

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Record recent training load, illness, supplements and, where relevant, menstrual history.

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No specific cycle day is required because reproductive hormones are not included in this fixed profile.

Your safety comes first. Any later collection instructions sent by Beaches or Inuvi take priority. Do not stop prescribed medication or fast if it could be unsafe. Contact us first if you have diabetes, are pregnant, are prone to fainting or are unsure about medication.

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How would you like to provide your sample?

Applicant details

Who is having the test?

Enter the details of the person whose sample will be tested, even if somebody else is paying.

TotalRED-S Health Profile
Arrange your own sample collection
£125

Payment is completed securely through Stripe. Stripe will collect the payer’s email address and payment details. Symptoms and medical information are not requested during payment.

About this profile

What it is designed to explore.

Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport cannot be diagnosed or excluded by a blood test alone. This profile is designed to contribute objective information to a wider assessment that considers energy availability, symptoms, menstrual or endocrine health, bone health, training and recovery.

This profile may suit you if you are

A clinician-led RED-S assessmentPersistent fatigue or reduced recovery in an athleteReviewing iron, thyroid and nutritional contextBone-health or performance concerns with a clear clinical question

Inside the profile

Markers, grouped clearly.

These are the biomarkers listed in the current Beaches blood-test catalogue. The selected collection option and any preparation instructions are confirmed during purchase.

Blood, iron and vitamins
Full blood countFerritinSerum ironTransferrin or TIBCTransferrin saturationVitamin B12Folate25-OH vitamin D
Thyroid and glucose
TSHFree T4Free T3Glucose
Kidney and electrolytes
Urea and electrolytesCreatinineeGFR
Liver and proteins
ALTASTALPGGTBilirubinTotal proteinAlbuminGlobulin
Bone and magnesium
Adjusted calciumMagnesium
Important clinical context

Sex-hormone, coeliac and cortisol investigations are intentionally kept outside the fixed profile. They may be requested after clinical assessment when appropriate. Phosphate is unavailable through this pathway. A blood panel alone cannot confirm or exclude RED-S.

What happens next

From purchase to Beaches Insights.

Beaches Insights is available now at beachesinsights.co.uk. Mobile apps are planned, subject to Apple App Store and Google Play approval.

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Choose collection

Select the available collection route that works for you and complete secure checkout.

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Provide your sample

Follow the instructions supplied for your at-home kit, arranged sample or nurse collection.

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Create your private profile

Open Beaches Insights on the web, sign up securely and add the symptoms you are experiencing.

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View your results

Your results and report will appear in your private profile. Repeat tests can also be viewed as trends over time.

A responsible service

Testing supports care. It does not replace it.

If you feel acutely unwell or have symptoms that need urgent assessment, seek appropriate medical care rather than waiting for a private blood test.

A result outside the reference range does not always mean illness, and a result inside it does not rule every problem out. Interpretation depends on symptoms, history and context.

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