LaboratoryFull Blood Count in the UAE.
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What a full blood count test is
Compare full blood count tests in the UAE from listed diagnostic providers. A full blood count, often called FBC or CBC, is a routine blood test that measures different types of blood cells and related markers. It is commonly requested as part of a general checkup, pre-procedure assessment, follow-up review or doctor-referred blood work.
What affects the price
Prices can vary by lab, location, whether the sample is collected at home or in-clinic, turnaround time and whether the test is sold alone or inside a larger health screening package. When comparing options in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah or elsewhere in the UAE, check the sample collection location, report timing, insurance network and whether a doctor consultation is included. This page is for comparing providers and prices, not interpreting results.
Frequently Asked Questions about Full Blood Count
How much does a full blood count cost in the UAE?
Verified prices are not available on this page yet. Check the comparison above for current availability.
What does a full blood count measure?
A full blood count measures different blood cell markers, including red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and haemoglobin-related values. It is a common routine blood test, but your healthcare provider should explain what the results mean for your situation.
Do I need to fast before a full blood count?
A full blood count on its own usually does not require fasting. If it is booked as part of a larger package with glucose, lipid or other fasting tests, you may be asked to fast. Always follow the provider's instructions before your appointment.
Can I use insurance for a full blood count?
Insurance cover depends on your policy, network and whether the test is doctor-referred or approved. Check the insurance details on the page, then confirm with your insurer or provider before attending.