
Full Blood Count in the UAE.Compare 9 treatment prices from 9 providers.
Compare the cost of Full Blood Count in the UAE in one place: 9 published prices with source labels, what each provider charges, what each price includes. Prices range from AED 49 to AED 230. Typical cost: AED 99.


Complete Blood Count (CBC) Test

Complete Blood Count
Complete Blood Count (CBC)

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Complete Blood Count (CBIO)
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Full Blood Count (FBC / CBC)
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?
This page currently shows 9 verified prices ranging from AED 49 to AED 230. Prices may change as clinics publish or update their offers, especially where home sample collection, faster results or doctor review is included.
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.

