Practitioner grade
Complete iron levels blood test
Practitioner only

Complete iron levels blood test

The full iron picture, not just ferritin

Measures ferritin, serum iron, transferrin and transferrin saturation for a complete iron assessment.

What it measures 4 markers
  • Ferritin
  • Serum Iron
  • TIBC (Total Iron Binding Capacity)
  • Transferrin Saturation
Test details
CollectionSee product page
Results in24 hours
LabNutriPath
$119.00
Practitioner consult session A 15-minute consultation. An email link will be included in your order confirmation to make the booking.
Optional 1:1 with our clinical team · $49
Clinician-reviewed report
Plain-English + GP PDF
Direct-access ordering
Clinical interpretation included
Sample to result

From sample to actionable answer.

Direct-access pathology and assessments. Every result is reviewed by a clinician before it reaches you.

Results in

24 hours

Lab partner

NutriPath

ORDER

Place your order

Order online, no GP referral required for direct-access tests.

RECEIVE

Get your form or kit

Email pathology form, postal collection kit, or assessment link within 1–2 business days.

COLLECT

Collect or complete

At any pathology network, at home, or online, depending on the test.

RESULTS

Clinician-reviewed report

Plain-English summary plus GP-formatted PDF. Share with your practitioner or keep private.

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What it measures 4 markers
Ferritin
Blood (SST)

The primary marker of iron stores. Low ferritin in the absence of inflammation indicates iron deficiency even when haemoglobin is normal.

Reference range: 30 to 200 ng/mL optimal, above 50 ideal for energy

Serum Iron
Blood (SST)

Circulating iron. Can vary considerably through the day. Single measurement is less informative than ferritin.

Reference range: 9 to 30 umol/L

TIBC (Total Iron Binding Capacity)
Blood (SST)

Measures available transferrin. Rises in iron deficiency (the body upregulates transferrin to capture available iron).

Reference range: 45 to 80 umol/L

Transferrin Saturation
Calculated from iron and TIBC

The percentage of transferrin actually carrying iron. One of the most functionally useful markers in the panel.

Reference range: 20 to 45% ideal, under 20% indicates deficiency

How it works

Your practitioner will advise on collection. Follow the kit instructions and return your sample as directed.

Warnings: This is a health information tool and is not a diagnosis. Discuss your results with your practitioner before making changes to medication, supplements or treatment.

Real people. Real impact.

Patients following practitioner-designed protocols, sharing their outcomes in their own words.

"This was the first time someone showed me what was happening and what to do about it. "

Amanda, 39

Sydney, NSW · Verified patient

"My ferritin had been low-normal for three years. The protocol made a real difference within six weeks."

James, 44

Melbourne, VIC · Verified patient

"Someone finally put all the pieces together. Clear, specific and actually useful."

Jess, 32

Brisbane, QLD · Verified patient

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Frequently asked.

Common questions about how OptiLabs works: testing, supplements, clinician review, returns and timing.

Are the supplements safe?
All carry an AUST L designation from the TGA. Every order is reviewed by a clinician before dispatch.
Do I need a referral?
No. All tests are available to order directly. Our lab partner is NATA and RCPA accredited, operating as a direct-access pathology service.
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