Bloodworks

Value package

Iron Panel

A complete picture of your iron status: from stores (ferritin) to transport and saturation. Low iron is the most commonly missed cause of fatigue, this panel maps it in a single targeted test.

Iron Panel is a blood test measuring 5 biomarkers, reviewed by a doctor. Below you see exactly what is measured and what those results tell you.

Personal assessment by our BIG-registered Bloodworks® doctors

Iron Panel

69,-+ €29 blood draw fee

With this test, another 156 and your blood draw fee is waived

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Composition

What exactly is measured

All 5 biomarkers at a glance. The laboratory's reference values always lead.

Iron Panel69,-
  • Ferritin
  • Iron (serum)
  • Transferrin
  • Iron binding capacity (TIBC)
  • Transferrin saturation (TSAT)
How it works?

How Bloodworks works

  1. Order online

    Choose your package and preferred location

  2. Receive your lab form

    Within 24 hours by email, with appointment planner

  3. Schedule your blood draw

    Or choose a walk-in location

  4. Blood draw

    Takes just a few minutes

  5. Receive your report

    Securely, typically within 2 working days from our physicians

Included

Your personal health dashboard

Sample view · fictitious data.

Within range

29/30

of the biomarkers within the lab reference

Latest measurement: 1 Jul 2026

Needs attention

Ferritine

Your development

Vitamine D3

Value (nmol/L)142.481.520.615 Jul10 Nov5 Mar961 JulDate of measurement
  • All your results in one secure place
  • See your development with every new measurement
  • Compare against your own earlier values

Included

Your laboratory report

Every abnormality is given context and advice by a doctor. Reference values always come from the laboratory.

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Sample report

Client

Reference

Collection date

06-05-2025

Report date

08-05-2025

2 abnormalities found

Magnesium & vitamin D too low, see explanation

Vitamins & Minerals

Total cholesterol4.8<5.0OK
HDL cholesterol1.4>1.2OK
LDL cholesterol2.9<3.0OK
Magnesium0.52>0.7LOW
Vitamin D18>50LOW

Doctor comment

Your magnesium and vitamin D are markedly reduced. This can contribute to fatigue, muscle cramps and lower immunity. Supplements are generally available over the counter in the Netherlands. At your levels, however, we advise read more ›

Authorised by a doctor · BIG-registeredDr. [name confidential]

Clinical labs

ISO 15189-accredited laboratories

Venepuncture

Full venous draw, as in a hospital

Our own doctors

Every result reviewed and interpreted

Your trend

Every value over time in your dashboard

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to fast?

Fasting is not strictly necessary, but serum iron fluctuates during the day. We recommend testing in the morning between 8 and 10 o'clock for the most comparable result, especially for a repeat measurement.

I take iron tablets, can I still test?

Iron supplementation temporarily raises serum iron sharply. For a reliable picture of your iron stores, we advise stopping iron tablets at least 24 to 48 hours before the test. Always let us know about supplement use so our doctor can take it into account.

Why measure both ferritin and iron?

Ferritin reflects your iron stores, while serum iron, transferrin and saturation show how iron is transported. Together they give a more complete picture than a single value and help distinguish a true deficiency from an inflammatory response.

Is this the same as a test for anaemia?

This panel focuses on your iron status, the most common cause of anaemia. If you also want your red blood count (haemoglobin) measured, you can add it via Bloodworks Select or choose a broader package such as Bloodworks Plus.

How quickly do I receive my results?

Typically typically within 2 working days of blood draw. You will receive an email as soon as your personal report with doctor interpretation is ready.

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