
Red cells, white cells and platelets
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Scope compared
A CBC is one focused blood test. A full body checkup screens many organs at once. Here's which fits your reason for testing.
The bottom line
It depends on why you're testing. If you have a specific reason to check your blood — tiredness, infection, easy bruising — a CBC is a focused, affordable answer. If you want a general health screen with no specific complaint, a full body checkup covers sugar, cholesterol, liver, kidney, thyroid and blood together and is far better value per parameter than booking them one by one. Most people over 30 doing a routine check are better served by a package.
You have a specific reason to check your blood cells.
See price & bookPick Full Body CheckupYou want a general once-a-year screen across organs.
See price & bookA Complete Blood Count looks only at your blood cells — red cells, white cells and platelets. It's the right tool for anaemia, infection, or unexplained bruising, and it's inexpensive and quick.
A full body checkup is a bundle: it typically includes a CBC plus blood sugar, a lipid profile, liver and kidney panels, thyroid and often vitamins. For a routine annual screen with no specific symptom, that breadth is what you actually want — and buying it as a package costs far less than the same tests à la carte.
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| Feature | CBC One focused blood test | Full Body Checkup Many organs, one visit |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Blood cells only | Multiple organ systems |
| Best for a routine annual check | Too narrow | Yes |
| Best for a specific blood question | Yes | Overkill |
| Value per parameter | N/A | Best |
| Fasting needed | No | Usually yes |

Red cells, white cells and platelets
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CBC + sugar, lipids, liver, kidney, thyroid & more
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Heads up: More than you need if you only have a blood-specific question
Or get everything in one panel
78 parameters. Review preparation and collection options.
Home collection
A phlebotomist visits at your chosen time.
Laboratory testing
Samples are processed by partner laboratories.
Reports to your dashboard
Digital reports, usually within hours.
HbA1c vs Fasting Blood Sugar
One shows your average sugar over 3 months, the other a single morning snapshot. Here's which to book, and when.
Lipid Profile vs Apolipoprotein B
The standard lipid profile covers most people. ApoB is a sharper cardiac-risk marker for specific situations. Here's when it's worth it.
A registered doctor reviews your symptoms and history, tells you exactly which test you need, and interprets the results with you.
This page is general information to help you choose a test, not a diagnosis or medical advice. Lab results should be interpreted by a doctor alongside your symptoms and history.