Asymmetric dimethylarginine (adma)
This is an important test to help check the health of your blood vessels and your risk of cardiovascular disease.
£120.00
£99.00
About Asymmetric dimethylarginine (adma)
What is asymmetric dimethylarginine?
Asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA) is a chemical synthesised by the body. It inhibits the production of nitric oxide which regulates blood pressure and contributes to the health of blood vessels. Elevated levels of AMDA are associated with a greater risk of cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease and heart failure.
Why take this test?
This test measures the level of ADMA in the blood and can be used to help check the health of your blood vessels and your risk of cardiovascular disease.
What's tested
CHD Risk
How it works
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Purchase your Kit
Just order a test online and get your kit delivered right to your door unless you are ordering a COVID-19 Fit to Fly test where you will be given appointment options to attend our clinics across the United Kingdom for a nose and throat swab PCR test at the checkout stage.
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Take your test and post
Follow our simple instructions to take your sample and post back the enclosed prepaid envelope to our accredited lab for processing. We also offer home or workplace visits by a qualified nurse. For COVID-19 Fit to Fly tests you must attend one of our partner clinics for our trained collection officers to take your sample. You will then have the results emailed to you.
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Get results directly to your dashboard
You will receive an email notification from our medical team when your results are available on your secure personalised health dashboard.
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