What does the test measure?
Most vitamin D blood tests measure 25-hydroxyvitamin D, also written as 25(OH)D. It helps assess whether vitamin D levels are low, adequate or unusually high.
A 25-hydroxy vitamin D blood test measures the main circulating form of vitamin D and may be requested when a doctor suspects deficiency or is monitoring treatment.
Most vitamin D blood tests measure 25-hydroxyvitamin D, also written as 25(OH)D. It helps assess whether vitamin D levels are low, adequate or unusually high.
The CCL directory lists no fasting requirement. Tell your doctor and CCL about medicines, vitamins and supplements because these may affect results. Routine testing is not necessary for everyone; a doctor can advise whether the test is appropriate.