How to take a sample…..
Recent results from our
sample tester ‘Jon’ show
him slipping back into an
insufficient status. He
certainly needs
supplements in the winter
to get to a ‘Sufficient’
level.
See here…..
Packs of 50 - 25% Discount
Packs of 10 - 15% Discount
Small Quantity
Direct to the public vitamin D testing
from our NHS laboratory
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Due to temporary supply problems relating to the Middle East we
lack a key component of our test pack. Orders are currently limited
to single test packs.
Keenly priced and with state of the art measurement in
an NHS laboratory.
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2025 sees further investment in our direct to the
public vitamin D testing service.
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A finger-prick blood spot sample - not much more
difficult to collect micro-samples.
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You can take too much vitamin D. We regularly
advise customers of potentially toxic levels. See NHS
advise on toxicity and maximum oral doses here…
Our service to the public
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The UK’s original vitamin D public testing laboratory,
providing a public service since 2011. We are one of the
largest NHS vitamin D testing laboratories, serving hospitals
in Birmingham and the Black Country.
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Our Vitamin D test pack includes everything required to
take a sample and send it back to us.
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Our service is used by the public and also researchers
studying Vitamin D in the UK and around the world.
How it works….
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Results are compared to NHS Vitamin D reference intervals
used to interpret if you have enough vitamin D.
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Results come with a clear interpretation. You can show our
results to your pharmacist or nutritionist who can advise on
any vitamin D supplements that may be required.
BCPS-V. 2020/18/2
Last Updated: 19th April 2024
Review Date: 19th April 2026
Contacting us
Email: bcpspathology.info@nhs.net
Tel: +44 (0) 121 507 5385
Our Address: Specialist Chemistry, Sandwell Health Campus, Lyndon, B71 4HJ
This vitamin D testing service to the public is provided from the SWBH NHS Trust laboratories, part of BCPS. Work is overseen by the
governance policies, procedures and quality system applying to BCPS. Please contact us if you would like further details.
Note: Birmingham Picture Library receives orders and forwards them to the laboratory.
Queries are handled by the laboratory once orders are received.
Website last updated: 8 February 2026