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An extremely impressive service, which made the whole process very stress free.
Easy to apply, blood tests carried out at home and results within two weeks.
I would highly recommend this screening for peace of mind.
Saw an advertorial in the Telegraph that for £1,250 they would screen for a lot of cancers with a 95% accuracy from a blood draw.
I did this - and the blood collection was done by a local travel clinic with results in about 2 weeks.
I was happy I was negative, but it all seemed a bit opaque, and the promised follow up with an affiliated doctor never happened.
Really, I have no idea if this works or is just a placebo and woo-woo science, though their website seems plausible.
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