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Vitamin D test

Low vitamin D is very common in India, even with plenty of sun.

NABL partner lab · [Lab name]Also called: 25-OH Vitamin D
Quick answer

The vitamin D test measures 25-OH vitamin D in your blood. Below 20 ng/mL is usually called deficient. 20–29 is insufficient. 30–100 is the usual range. Low levels are common in India. Your doctor decides if you need supplements. It costs ₹[price] and is in every Aarogya 360 check-up [confirm].

A person on a morning walk
Before your testFastingNot neededSampleBloodReport[N] hours
Price
₹[price]
Sample
Blood from a vein
Fasting
Not needed
Report in
[N] hours

What it measures

What this test tells you.

Vitamin D helps your body use calcium for strong bones and muscles. Your skin makes it from sunlight. Indoor work and covered skin can keep levels low.

What the numbers mean
DeficientBelow 20ng/mL
Insufficient20–29ng/mL
Usual30–100ng/mL
General ranges for adults. Your lab report shows its own range. Ranges: [medical reviewer to confirm].

Who should test

Is this test for you?

Mostly indoors

Office work and little sun raise the risk.

Aches or weak muscles

Low vitamin D can cause body pain.

Over 50, or pregnant

Needs are higher at these times.

How to prepare

Simple steps before you come.

1No fasting

Eat and drink as usual.

2Tell us about supplements

Note the dose and how long.

3Any time of day

Morning or evening is fine.

Questions

About the Vitamin D test.

Medically reviewed by[Dr Name][MBBS, MD · Reg. no.] · Reviewed [date]

Ask your doctor first. Too much vitamin D can also harm.

Know your numbers this week.

Book the test alone, or get it inside a full check-up.