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Apolipoprotein B

Many cardiologists now consider ApoB a more accurate predictor of heart risk than standard LDL cholesterol. This test measures the specific particles responsible for arterial plaque buildup, giving you a clearer and more precise picture of your cardiovascular health.

Doctor-led

UKAS labs

Results in 2-3 days

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Get a clear snapshot of your health without the hassle. We’ll send the kit and instructions

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How it works
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Book a home visit

A health professional takes your sample at home or work 

From £65

Book a clinic

Professional blood draw at a nearby partner clinic.

From £40

Free tracked return

Post your kit in any Royal Mail postbox with the pre-paid, tracked label.

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Doctor-written report

Every Brooksby Medical result is written and reviewed by a GP. You’ll get plain-English explanations for each marker and clear next steps.

Dr James Coleman, MBChB, MRCGP

Founder & GP, Brooksby Medical
Every report is personally reviewed with clear, actionable advice.

Data secure • UKAS-accredited labs • Doctor-led care

What’s measured in this test

Each biomarker helps reveal insights into your health.

Apolipoprotein B

Frequently asked questions

What is Apolipoprotein B (ApoB)?

Why is ApoB different from standard Cholesterol and LDL Cholesterol?

Who is this test for?

Does this test include a full cholesterol profile?

Do I need to fast for this test?

How will I receive my results?

What happens if my result is abnormal or high?

Can this test diagnose heart disease on its own?

How should I prepare for my Apolipoprotein B (ApoB) blood test?

Related reading

Articles from our GP that relate to this test - explaining your results, what they mean, and when to take action.

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2026 Cholesterol Guidelines: What's Changed and What It Means for You

Understand where your ApoB results sit against the new 2026 guidelines for cardiovascular risk.

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The qFIT Test: Everything You Need to Know

ApoB testing covers heart risk — a qFIT test covers bowel health. Both are proactive steps worth considering.

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