Stay ahead of diabetes with fast, reliable HbA1c testing.
In the UK, over 12.1 million people — nearly 1 in 5 adults — are living with diabetes or pre-diabetes.
Even more worrying: someone is diagnosed with diabetes every 3 minutes.
Most don’t realise high blood sugar can silently damage the heart, kidneys, eyes, and nerves
long before symptoms appear.
Act now - Early detection can prevent lifelong complications.
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Empower Your Health Journey withEarly HbA1c Testing
Are you feeling thirstier than usual, needing to urinate more often, or noticing unexplained weight loss or tiredness?
An HbA1c test gives you a clear picture of your average blood sugar over the past 2-3 months, helping you make informed choices for long-term health.
Quick and Convenient:
No fasting. No preparation. Just a simple finger-prick test that can be done anytime, anywhere - perfect for regular monitoring or peace of mind checks.
Smarter Diabetes Management:
Regular HbA1c testing helps you stay on track by showing whether your diet, exercise, or medication are effectively keeping your blood sugar in range.
It’s not just a number — it’s your 2-3 month health snapshot.
Early Detection That Saves Lives:
High HbA1c levels can reveal pre-diabetes, a silent stage that affects millions of people before diabetes develops.
Catching it early means you can reverse the risk with simple lifestyle changes, not needing to take medication for the rest of your life
Prevents Severe Complications:
Unchecked high blood sugar can lead to nerve damage, vision loss, kidney disease, and heart problems — often before symptoms appear.
Regular testing is the most effective way to protect your future health.
Recognising theSigns of Diabetes
While the below symptoms can manifest in both types of diabetes, they often develop more slowly in type 2 diabetes, making them easier to overlook.
Increased Thirst
Persistent, excessive thirst not relieved by drinking.
Frequent Urination
Needing to urinate often, particularly at night.
Extreme Tiredness
Persistent fatigue not alleviated by rest.
Unexplained Weight Loss
Losing weight without changes to diet or exercise routine.
Genital Itching or Thrush
Itching or frequent thrush around the genital area.
Slow-Healing Wounds
Wounds that heal very slowly, more than usual.
Blurred Vision
Persistent blurred vision without a clear cause.
Monitoring Health with the HbA1c Test
The HbA1c test — also known as the glycated haemoglobin test — gives a reliable average of your blood sugar levels over the past 2–3 months, beyond the day-to-day ups and downs.
It’s one of the most trusted tools doctors use to detect, monitor, and manage diabetes effectively.
Type 1 Diabetes: Usually diagnosed in childhood or early adulthood, this type occurs when the body produces little or no insulin. Management requires insulin therapy, along with diet and lifestyle support.
Type 2 Diabetes: The most common form — affecting around 90% of all diabetes cases. It develops when the body becomes resistant to insulin or gradually stops producing enough. Often managed through lifestyle changes, oral medication, and sometimes insulin.
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HbA1c test requires no fasting - so you can make an appointment at a time that works for you.
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Understanding YourHbA1c Results
| Hba1c Level (nmol/mol) | Hba1c Level (%) | What It Means for Your Health |
Less than 42 nmol/mol | Less than 6% | Normal:Indicates healthy blood sugar control. Retest every 12 months to ensure levels remain stable and detect any early changes. |
42 to 47 nmol/mol | 6 to 6.4% | Prediabetic:Suggests higher risk of developing diabetes. Early intervention can prevent progression. Consult a healthcare provider and retest every 6 months to monitor changes and take action promptly. |
More than 47 nmol/mol | More than 6.4% | Diabetic:Indicates diabetes. Immediate medical advice is required for management. Retest every 3 months to monitor treatment effectiveness and adjust as needed. |