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Lp(a) from €9.75. Every price linked to its source.

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Cheapest basic health check by country, in euros
Country and providerFrom
Croatia · Poliklinika Analiza (Split/Zadar) €30
Greece · Affidea Greece €32
Hungary · SYNLAB Hungary €36
Spain · Laboratorio Echevarne (via SaludOnNet) €39
France · Novelab (lab network) €50
Germany · Labor Dr. Heidrich (Hamburg) €56
Checked 15 October 2026 · All 29 countries · US prices
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29 European countries priced
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  1. Learn what to test

    Biomarker guides explain what each marker measures and why people track it.

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The eight markers we track

What each marker measures, how it's tested and what it costs.

ApoB Heart and lipids Counts the cholesterol-carrying particles in your blood, such as LDL. Often looked at alongside a standard cholesterol panel. From €8 in Bulgaria Lp(a) Heart and lipids An inherited type of cholesterol-carrying particle. Levels are set mostly by your genes, so many people only measure it once. From €10 in North Macedonia HbA1c Metabolic health Reflects your average blood sugar over roughly the past two to three months. No fasting needed. From €8 in Bosnia and Herzegovina hs-CRP Inflammation Measures low levels of a protein your liver makes during inflammation. Best tested when you're well and rested. Usually part of a panel Vitamin D Vitamins and minerals Measures your vitamin D stores. Levels change with the seasons, sun exposure and supplements. From €14 in Bulgaria Ferritin Vitamins and minerals Reflects how much iron your body has stored. Both low and high results are worth discussing with a doctor. Usually part of a panel Testosterone Hormones Measures the main male sex hormone, which matters for women too. Morning samples give the most reliable result. From €8 in Bosnia and Herzegovina TSH Thyroid The main first-line thyroid marker. Often tested together with free T4 and free T3. From €5 in Montenegro

Same test, very different price

Cheapest Lp(a) by country – €9.75 to €85.40, a 9× difference.

Same test, very different price

Cheapest Lp(a) test you can order, by country – from €9.75 to €85.40, a 9× difference.

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Cheapest Lp(a) test price by country
CountryPrice (EUR)Provider
North Macedonia €9.75 Avicena Laboratory (Skopje)
Serbia €10.99 Beo-Lab (Belgrade)
Montenegro €12 In Vitro (Podgorica)
Bosnia and Herzegovina €15.34 MOJ LAB (Sarajevo)
Poland €16.10 Diagnostyka (diag.pl)
Bulgaria €19.17 Laborexpres (Varna)
Germany €20.11 Labor Dr. Heidrich (Hamburg)
Hungary €21.19 SYNLAB Hungary
Croatia €29 Poliklinika Analiza (Split/Zadar)
United States €31.26 Walk-In Lab
United Kingdom €69.92 Medichecks
Finland €85.40 SYNLAB

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Cheapest Lp(a) test by country (2026)
CountryPriceProvider
North Macedonia€9.75Avicena Laboratory (Skopje)
Serbia€10.99Beo-Lab (Belgrade)
Montenegro€12In Vitro (Podgorica)
Bosnia and Herzegovina€15.34MOJ LAB (Sarajevo)
Poland€16.10Diagnostyka (diag.pl)
Source: LongevityBloodTest.com – prices checked 15 October 2026

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Questions people ask before testing

Which blood test is best for tracking longevity?

There isn't one test that suits everyone. Most people start with a broad panel, and many look for one that includes ApoB, Lp(a), HbA1c, hs-CRP, vitamin D, ferritin, testosterone and TSH – the eight markers we track. Our biomarker guides explain each one, and the price guide shows what they cost where you live.

Do I need a doctor's referral to order a blood test?

Not for the UK and EU providers we list – you order directly. Some US services have an independent physician approve each order. Whichever you choose, share your results with your own doctor.

Are at-home finger-prick tests reliable?

The analysis is done by accredited labs, but finger-prick samples are smaller and more likely to fail or be affected by how they're collected. They suit many common markers well; larger panels are often more robust from a venous sample. Our guide to at-home vs clinic tests explains the trade-offs.

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Can a blood test tell me if I'm healthy?

No single test can. A blood test gives you measurements from one moment in time. It doesn't diagnose a condition, and results inside the lab's range don't rule one out. A doctor interprets results alongside your history and symptoms.

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