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Your Choice for Convenient Health & Performance Blood Tests
We offer Health & Performance Blood Tests with options to fit your schedule. You’ll get the accurate results you need quickly and easily. Choose between a traditional in-clinic appointment or the convenience of at-home Tasso+ collection.
Achieve Your Peak Health with Comprehensive Testing
Windsor Mews offers personalised Health & Performance Blood Tests to give you clear, actionable data about your body’s inner workings. Whether your goal is optimising athletic performance, managing your energy levels, or simply gaining peace of mind, our laboratory-accredited testing provides a deeper understanding than standard check-ups.
We partner with top laboratories to bring you a carefully selected portfolio of test panels. While full details, including pricing and in-depth marker lists, are available on each page, here is an overview of our most popular options:
Our Specialist Health & Performance Blood Tests
We provide targeted Health & Performance Blood Tests designed to address specific health goals:
Foundation Health:
Our Well Man and Well Woman panels check essential markers, including blood cell counts, basic liver and kidney function, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels—the vital groundwork for good health.
Peak Performance:
The Performance Man and Performance Woman panels are our most comprehensive options, deep-diving into key areas. They provide extensive insights into hormonal balance (e.g., Testosterone, Thyroid), iron status, and crucial nutritional markers (e.g., Vitamin D, B12) that fuel energy and recovery.
Targeted Wellness:
We offer focused tests for common concerns, including Heart Health (advanced cholesterol and inflammation), Hormone Balance Tests (for men’s and women’s specific needs), and the Thyroid Function Test (ideal for checking on fatigue, weight, and mood fluctuations).
Essential Biomarkers:
Address key deficiencies with our Vitamin & Mineral Deficiency Test and individual tests for iron, Vitamin D, and B12. We also provide a dedicated Diabetes Risk Assessment and an Inflammation panel to detect underlying issues.
Ready to take the first step toward personalised wellness? Explore the full details of our Health & Performance Blood Tests and choose the collection method that works best for you.
Health & Performance Blood Tests:
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Monitor & Improve Performance |
PERFORMANCE MAN / WOMAN: Hormones, Nutrition, Fitness |
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THYROID FUNCTION: Fatigue, Weight, Metabolism |
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Health Screening |
WELL MAN / WOMAN: General Health, Organ Function |
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HORMONE BALANCE: Mood, Energy, Fertility |
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Health Condition Monitoring |
HEART HEALTH: Cholesterol, Inflammation |
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VITAMIN & MINERAL: Energy, Immunity, Bone Health |
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Personalised Nutrition |
DIABETES RISK: Glucose, HbA1c, Insulin |
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INDIVIDUAL MARKERS: Vitamin D, B12, Iron |
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ALL TESTS AVAILABLE IN-CLINIC OR AT HOME |
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6 Reasons for Choosing At-Home Tasso+ Testing
| 6 Reasons for Choosing At-Home Tasso+ Testing | |
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Ultimate Convenience: |
Collect your sample at any time, day or night, to fit your schedule without having to travel. |
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Painless & Easy: |
The Tasso+ is placed on the upper arm, using a gentle vacuum and micro-needles, generally reported as less painful than a finger prick. |
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No Appointment Necessary: |
Bypass scheduling and waiting times associated with booking a phlebotomy appointment. |
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Reliable Sample Volume: |
The sealed device mechanism ensures a consistent, high-quality capillary blood sample. |
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Discreet Collection: |
The device is applied to the arm, allowing for collection without having to see the blood being drawn directly. |
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Ideal for Hormonal Timing: |
required for accurate hormonal or circadian rhythm testing. |
6 Reasons for Choosing In-Clinic Testing
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Professional Collection: |
A trained phlebotomist performs the draw, ensuring the highest standards of technique and reducing the risk of a faulty sample. |
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Highest Sample Quality: |
Venous blood samples (drawn from the vein) are considered the gold standard for many lab tests and yield the most data-rich results. |
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Suitable for All Panels: |
Venous draws can collect larger volumes, making them suitable for all comprehensive and complex panels without any restrictions. |
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Enhanced Comfort for Anxious Patients: |
If you are nervous or prone to fainting, having a professional present in a clinical setting provides immediate medical support. |
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Medication Checks: |
If you are on blood thinners or have clotting issues, the clinic setting allows for immediate professional monitoring and aftercare. |
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No Kit Handling: |
You don’t have to worry about correctly packaging, labelling, or posting the sample; the clinic staff handles all logistics. |
| Choose Your Testing Method | |
| IN-CLINIC APPOINTMENT - Key Features | AT-HOME TASSO+ COLLECTION - Key Features |
| Professional Collection | Ultra-Convenient |
| Comprehensive Panels | Painless & Easy |
| Trusted Accuracy | Privacy & Comfort |
| Privacy & Comfort | |
| Examples of Testing Panels | |
| Monitor & Improve Performance | PERFORMANCE MAN / WOMAN: Hormones, Nutrition, Fitness |
| THYROID FUNCTION: Fatigue, Weight, Metabolism | |
| Health Screening | WELL MAN / WOMAN: General Health, Organ Function |
| HORMONE BALANCE: Mood, Energy, Fertility | |
| Health Condition Monitoring | HEART HEALTH: Cholesterol, Inflammation |
| VITAMIN & MINERAL: Energy, Immunity, Bone Health | |
| Personalised Nutrition | DIABETES RISK: Glucose, HbA1c, Insulin |
| INDIVIDUAL MARKERS: Vitamin D, B12, Iron | |
| ALL TESTS AVAILABLE IN-CLINIC OR AT HOME |
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Method |
Standard venipuncture (needle into a vein). |
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Location |
Performed by a specialist in our clinic. |
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Sample Size |
Capable of collecting larger sample volumes. |
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Best For |
Clients who prefer a professional setting, or for tests that require a large volume of venous blood. |
In-Clinic (Venous) Blood Collection
This is the traditional method where a trained phlebotomist collects your blood sample directly from a vein, typically in your arm, at our clinic.
| Feature | Description |
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Method |
Standard venipuncture (needle into a vein). |
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Location |
Performed by a specialist in our clinic. |
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Sample Size |
Capable of collecting larger sample volumes. |
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Best For |
Clients who prefer a professional setting, or for tests that require a large volume of venous blood. |
At-Home (Tasso+) Blood Collection
For maximum convenience, we provide the Tasso+ system—an easy-to-use, mail-back device that allows you to collect a high-quality blood sample from your arm in the comfort of your own home.
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Method |
Collects a sample via a small, nearly painless prick on the upper arm using an FDA-cleared device. |
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Location |
Self-collection at your home or any preferred location. |
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Sample Size |
Collects a precise microsample of blood suitable for many common lab tests. |
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Best For |
Clients seeking ultimate convenience, discretion, and who are averse to traditional needles. |
Frequently Asked Questions
In-Clinic Health & Performance Blood Tests (Phlebotomy) FAQ’s
What is a venous blood test (Phlebotomy)?
A venous blood test, also called venipuncture or phlebotomy, is the procedure of taking a blood sample from a vein, typically in your arm, using a needle. It is the most common way to collect blood for diagnostic lab testing.
How should I prepare for the test?
Preparation instructions depend on the specific test you are taking:
- Fasting: For some tests (like a full lipid profile or glucose test), you may be asked to fast (not eat or drink anything except water) for 8 to 12 hours before your appointment.8
- Hydration: Always drink plenty of water beforehand, even if fasting. Being well-hydrated makes your veins easier to find and helps prevent feeling faint.
- Clothing: Wear loose-fitting or short-sleeved clothing so the phlebotomist can easily access your arm.
- Medication/Supplements: Ask your healthcare provider if you need to stop or change any medications, vitamins, or supplements before the test. Do not stop any prescribed medication without medical advice.
Where is the blood taken from?
The sample is usually drawn from a vein on the inside of your arm, near the elbow or wrist, where the veins are close to the surface. A soft strap called a tourniquet is placed around your upper arm to make the vein swell and become more prominent.
Does the blood test hurt?
You will typically feel a quick prick or sting as the needle is inserted. The procedure is generally fast (usually less than 3 minutes) and should not be painful once the needle is in the vein. If you are nervous, inform the phlebotomist, and they can help put you at ease, or you can ask to lie down.
What are the common side effects and risks?
Venipuncture is very safe, and complications are rare. Common, minor side effects include:
- Bruising (Hematoma): A small bruise or tender area at the puncture site is the most common side effect and should fade within a few days.
- Fainting/Dizziness: Some people feel lightheaded or faint. Telling the phlebotomist beforehand and lying down can help prevent this.
What should I do after the blood is drawn?
After the needle is removed, the phlebotomist will apply pressure to the site with cotton wool or gauze and then apply a plaster.
- Keep the Dressing: Leave the plaster/gauze on for at least 30 minutes to an hour.
- Apply Pressure: If bleeding restarts, apply firm pressure directly to the site for several minutes.
- Avoid Strain: Avoid strenuous use of the arm, heavy lifting, or intense exercise for the rest of the day to reduce bruising.
- Re-fuel: If you fasted, have a small snack and drink plenty of fluids.
When will I get my results?
The time it takes to get results varies greatly depending on the type of test. Routine tests may be processed within 48 hours or a few days, while specialised tests may take a week or longer. We will tell you when and how you will receive your results.
At Home Tasso+ Health & Performance Testing System (FAQ’s)
How does the Tasso+ device work?
The Tasso Button sticks to the skin with a light adhesive. When the button is pressed, a vacuum forms, and a lancet pricks the skin’s surface. The vacuum draws blood out of the capillaries and into a compatible container attached to the bottom of the Tasso Button.
Is this a needle-free collection system?
Some people refer to Tasso Devices as a needle-free system since it does not use a hollow venipuncture needle to enter a vein.
How many times can the Tasso+ device be used?
Each device is used onetime to collect a sample and is then discarded.
Does it hurt to collect blood with a Tasso+ device?
Participants in clinical studies have reported lower levels of pain with the Tasso device compared to collecting blood with a finger stick or standard venipuncture procedure.
Does Someone need to be trained to use the Tasso+ device?
Tasso’s Instructions for Use and packaging are usable by people without any medical training or knowledge. The product has undergone extensive usability testing with naive participants who received no specific training.
Do you have Video Instructions?
Yes. Please visit our online product use videos.
Are there any people for whom the Tasso+ is not suitable?
Tasso devices should always be used in accordance with the guidelines established by the customer’s clinical or medical team.
What kind of samples does Tasso+ collect?
The Tasso+ collects liquid samples of whole capillary blood.
How much blood does the Tasso+ collect?
Blood volume is dependent on the type of tube used but averages 200-600μL. Please refer to the tube specifications.
Tasso+ The Process that Patients Prefer
Unlock a proven patient experience without painful needles or finger sticks.
