Micronutrient Panel


Price: AED 4,900.00

Sample: Blood

Results: 10–15 days

Overview

Micronutrient Panel at Getchecked Clinic in Dubai. Explore a detailed blood-based assessment of nutrient status. The Micronutrient Panel covers vitamins, minerals, amino acids and related nutritional markers across specified blood components. A personalised report and wellness-doctor consultation help place the findings alongside your diet, supplements and health history. It does not diagnose the cause of a deficiency or symptom on its own, or replace a broader nutritional assessment. Comprehensive personalised report. Complimentary consultation with a wellness doctor.


What's included

• Comprehensive assessment of essential vitamins (A, B-complex, C, D, E, K)
• Minerals (calcium, magnesium, zinc, selenium, copper, iron)
• Amino acids
• Antioxidants (glutathione, CoQ10)
• Metabolites
• Intracellular and extracellular nutrient evaluation to identify deficiencies affecting cellular function, energy production, immune health, and disease prevention


FAQ

What does the Micronutrient Panel assess?

It provides a comprehensive assessment of essential vitamins (A, B-complex, C, D, E, K), minerals (calcium, magnesium, zinc, selenium, copper, iron), amino acids, antioxidants (glutathione, CoQ10) and metabolites, including intracellular and extracellular nutrient evaluation.

What sample is required and how should I prepare?

A blood sample is required. Preparation: The nurse will guide you. Follow the collection instructions you receive rather than assuming fasting is or is not needed.

How much does the Micronutrient Panel cost in Dubai and when are results available?

The price is AED 4,900 at Getchecked Clinic. Results take 10–15 days.

Does the package include a report and consultation?

Yes. A comprehensive personalised report and a complimentary consultation with a wellness doctor are included, so you can discuss your findings in the context of your diet and health history.

Is this a genetic test, and can it diagnose the cause of my symptoms?

No. It is a blood-based nutrient-status assessment, not a genetic test. It does not independently diagnose malabsorption, autoimmune disease or the cause of symptoms. Your clinician will interpret the findings and advise on further assessment or any dietary, supplement or treatment changes.

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