LetsGetChecked - Vitamin B12 Test | Monitor Vitamin B12 Levels | Home Sample Collection Kit | Online Results in Approx 2-5 Days | 1 kit

I never knew these tests existed and now that I do I want to share this with everyone I know! I’ve gone to the doctors but they never ask me about this stuff and I get I might have to ask about it, but with this company you can see any test you want! And pick it.The test itself had clear instructions (activate first). Made it even easier by setting up UPS pick up at my house for no extra charge. The blood prick did hurt but I’m not surprised. I’ve read reviews of people not getting enough blood but as soon as I fully pricked my finger blood started dripping sooo fast and so much for me, so it does depend on the person.I recommend doing this in a bathroom or area that can easily clean in case you make a mess like I did!Results are sent to the app on the phone which is so easy too. No complaints from me!

The kit had expired before the date of my order, yet it was sent to me anyway! Check the hourglass symbol expiration date on the side of the test kit when you receive it!

I have ordered 3 of these so far. I love checking up on my health from home and not needing so much blood to do it!Make sure you follow instructions. Don't forget to activate your test and set the time for ups pick up. Make sure you're hydrated and run your hands though warm water to help get the blood flowing. Results are within the next day or 2! I love how fast it is!It was nice to see my levels and see what I need to work on, along with other tests which help to see the bigger picture. I have done the HTMA test with a specialist and I now understand why this test shows high copper and my HTMA test shows low.Having that, it could mean your copper is biounavailable. So always make sure you have a specialist that can help interpret your results and steer you in the right direction!

Basically impossible - do not recommend.For this test, you receive a small vial marked "800" (microliters, I believe) to fill with blood from finger pricks. I worked for over an hour and was able to get only a small blob that came nowhere near filling the vial. I contacted Let's Get Checked about whether they could conduct the test on a smaller sample, and they said no and to keep trying. I gave up and threw away the whole test, which was very disappointing. I shudder to think what some people must do to get the vial filled.

Things to note: when you receive your test, check the expiration date so you can get it back in time; you need to fast & test before 10A; you need to send it back the same day; and read the privacy policy (among other things, your information may be used to "provide marketing, including targeted marketing on third party sites such as social media websites.")When I sent in my test, it took less than a week to receive my easy-to-download results. If a result is out-of-range, a nurse will call you. All in all, it's a pretty great way to receive accurate medical information from your home.

The pricking your finger part is horrible and takes forever … but the test seems legit compared to levels pulled from my MD

This is a ripoff. It requires quite a bit of blood from a finger prick. Then the sample will likely clot in the process while it is waiting g for delivery to be completed, rendering the sample unreadable.That's what I got out of this; an email from the "healthcare provider" saying the sample is unreadable due to clotting.I could have had labs done at my own doctor for around the same price, but didn't want the inconvenience.Just a fair warning to anyone thinking of doing this. It probably won't work, and they offer no refund, or any kind of resolution . Just go to your Dr. or a local lab.

I highly recommend this test! Sometimes doctors just don’t test the right things and refuse to when asked. I suspected something to be off. Just wanted to test zinc, but thankfully it tested more - Cooper, selenium, zinc, and potassium bc I had 3 that were abnormal. So thankful for this test. It wasn’t hard to do. Little over a week for results.