What is the Essential Vitamins Profile Test?
Direct answer: The Essential Vitamins Profile checks key vitamin and mineral levels to detect nutritional deficiencies.
The Essential Vitamins Profile is a preventive blood test package that evaluates vital nutrients required for bone strength, nerve function and energy production. A micro-definition: Nutritional deficiency screening refers to laboratory testing used to identify low vitamin or mineral levels before clinical complications develop. This profile is suitable for adults in Pune, Maharashtra, India, and is available through Home Collection Facility and Direct Walk-in Facility at healthcare nt sickcare.
It is commonly advised for tiredness. This test helps identify early vitamin deficiency conditions.
Tests Covered in this Package
- Vitamin D3
- Vitamin B12
- Calcium Test
Sample & Reporting
A blood sample is collected and analysed to measure vitamin and calcium levels. Reports include reference ranges for medical interpretation.
Related Nutrition Tests
- Vitamin B12 and D3 Test – focuses on two key vitamins linked to nerve, bone and immune health.
- Vitamin and Mineral Screening Package – expands assessment to additional minerals and electrolytes.
- Micronutrient Panel Test – broadens assessment to folate, magnesium and zinc alongside core vitamins.
Patient References
Read about deficiency symptoms in our health tips blog, prepare before testing using test preparation guides, compare screening packages at compare health checkups, or browse investigations on the All Tests hub page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Disclaimer
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Booking & sample collection
Book online, verify service availability for your pincode, and choose either a centre visit or home sample collection where available. Collection requirements can vary by test; follow the preparation instructions shown for the test or provided by our support team.
Reports & support
Report timelines depend on the test. When processing is complete, reports are shared through the contact details provided with the booking. For booking or report support, call +91 97660 60629.
Booking, Home Collection & Reports – FAQs
Concise answers about booking lab tests, sample collection, reports, payments and support.
Do lab tests require fasting?
Fasting depends on the test. Follow the preparation instructions for the selected test or our test preparation guides.
Is home sample collection available in Pune?
Home sample collection is available for eligible tests in selected Pune and PCMC areas. Verify your pincode on the product page before booking.
How long do lab reports take?
Turnaround time varies by test. Routine tests are often completed sooner than specialized investigations; use the product information or contact support for the expected timeline.
Can I book without a prescription?
Many routine and preventive tests can be booked without a prescription. Some investigations can require clinical advice or supporting documentation.
How will I receive my report?
Reports are shared digitally using the contact details provided with your booking once testing is complete.
What payment options are available?
Available online payment methods are shown during checkout. See our online payment information for additional guidance.
Can I reschedule or cancel a booking?
Contact support as early as possible before sample collection if you need to change a booking. Changes can be restricted once collection or processing has begun.
How can I get booking support?
Call +91 97660 60629, email support@healthcarentsickcare.com, or use our contact page.
