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Choose your profile
Browse the five profiles, or take the 2 minute quiz for a recommendation.
How it works
No GP referral and no finger pricks. Pick your appointment online, and get results you can actually read.
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Browse the five profiles, or take the 2 minute quiz for a recommendation.
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See your nearest partner clinics and whether home visits cover your area.
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Partner clinic (included), home visit (+£15) or arrange your own with a posted kit. Pay in full or in three.
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Pick your slotRight after checkout, pick a time at your clinic or for your home visit. If your clinic doesn't take bookings through us, we email you their details. Arrange-your-own kits are posted the same working day.
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Preparation tips are in your booking email, and a text reminder arrives the day before your appointment.
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A quick venous draw. It goes by tracked courier to our UKAS accredited lab.
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Every marker against its reference and optimal range, with a plain English overview. Anything flagged, take to your GP.
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A plain English report in your account and inbox, usually within 24 hours of your sample reaching the lab.
Booking
Partner clinics on Skyline booking show their open dates and times on your confirmation page, and the link stays in your email and your account. Clinics that keep their own diary: we email you their details and you book direct. Either way, your appointment shows in Tests & bookings.
Collection
A qualified phlebotomist takes your sample at a Skyline partner clinic near you. Pick a date and time after checkout.
A nurse comes to your home or workplace. Evenings and weekends in most areas.
The lab posts a venous kit to your door. Book a draw with your own clinic or nurse, then post the sample back prepaid.
Most clinic appointments are within 2 to 4 days. Home visits depend on your area, and the times you're shown are the ones available.
Yes. Use the link in your confirmation email or Tests & bookings in your account to pick another time. If you booked direct with the clinic, contact them.
No. You order directly, and if anything in your results needs follow-up, your report tells you what to take to your GP.
No. Every Skyline test uses a venous draw, which is more reliable and allows many more biomarkers.