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Direct-to-consumer test service · Private-pay tests ordered without a referral

Bloody Good blood tests

Bloody Good is its own operator in this directory. 8 private-pay test prices were read from its own pages.

Pages last read 6 November 2026. bloodygood.com.au

What Bloody Good says about Medicare

Quoted word for word. A cap or rebate inside a quotation is not a test price.

No sentence about Medicare was found on the pages read (listed below). That is a statement about those pages, not about Bloody Good's billing.

Service model: Private-pay tests ordered without a referral

“You will be emailed a referral to take to your local collection centre.”
bloodygood.com.au, read 6 November 2026

Collection centres

“Attend one of our 4000+ partner collection centres throughout Australia.”
bloodygood.com.au, read 6 November 2026

Private-pay test prices read from Bloody Good

TestAs printedPriceSource
Full blood count (FBC)“Full Blood Count (FBC) Blood Test”A$38bloodygood.com.au
read 6 November 2026
HbA1c“Glycated Haemoglobin Diabetes (HbA1c) Blood Test”A$38bloodygood.com.au
read 6 November 2026
Iron studies“Iron Studies Blood Test (Including Ferritin)”A$57bloodygood.com.au
read 6 November 2026
Vitamin D“Vitamin D (25-OH) Blood Test”A$58bloodygood.com.au
read 6 November 2026
Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH)“Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) Blood Test”A$148.32bloodygood.com.au
read 6 November 2026
PSA (total)“Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Blood Test”A$65bloodygood.com.au
read 6 November 2026
Thyroid function: TSH, free T4 and free T3“Thyroid Function (TSH, Free T3, and Free T4) Blood Test”A$60bloodygood.com.au
read 6 November 2026
Blood group“Blood Type (ABO & Rh Factor) Test”A$78bloodygood.com.au
read 6 November 2026

The same named tests from other operators

Alphabetical by brand. A range is shown only where 4 or more operators publish a complete price for the same test; prices with conditions are listed but never combined.

Full blood count (FBC)

  • i-screen (i-screen): A$39 for “Full Blood Count Test”
  • iMedical (iMedical): A$22 per test, as an add-on for “Full Blood Count (FBC/CBC)” (conditions apply)
  • MediTests (MediTests): A$49.95 for “Full Blood Count Blood Test”

HbA1c

  • Express Pathology (Express Pathology): A$35 per test, as an add-on for “HBA1C” (conditions apply)
  • i-screen (i-screen): A$39 for “Diabetes HbA1c Test”
  • iMedical (iMedical): A$20 per test, as an add-on for “hbA1C” (conditions apply)
  • MediTests (MediTests): A$45 for “HbA1c Blood Test”

Iron studies

  • Express Pathology (Express Pathology): A$45 per test, as an add-on for “Iron Studies” (conditions apply)
  • i-screen (i-screen): A$59 for “Iron Studies Test”
  • iMedical (iMedical): A$36 per test, as an add-on for “Iron studies” (conditions apply)
  • MediTests (MediTests): A$62 for “Iron Studies Blood Test”

Vitamin D

  • Express Pathology (Express Pathology): A$65 per test, as an add-on for “Vitamin D” (conditions apply)
  • i-screen (i-screen): A$55 for “Vitamin D Test”
  • MediTests (MediTests): A$55 (list price A$69.95) for “Vitamin D Blood Test” (conditions apply)

Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH)

  • i-screen (i-screen): A$125 for “Anti-Mullerian (AMH) Test”
  • iMedical (iMedical): A$102 per test, as an add-on for “Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH)” (conditions apply)
  • MediTests (MediTests): A$139.95 for “AMH Blood Test”

PSA (total)

  • Express Pathology (Express Pathology): A$35 per test, as an add-on for “PSA” (conditions apply)
  • i-screen (i-screen): A$49 for “PSA Blood Test”
  • iMedical (iMedical): A$25 per test, as an add-on for “PSA” (conditions apply)
  • MediTests (MediTests): A$65 for “PSA Blood Test”

Thyroid function: TSH, free T4 and free T3

  • i-screen (i-screen): A$69 for “Thyroid Function Test”
  • MediTests (MediTests): A$79 (list price A$99) for “Thyroid Function Test” (conditions apply)

Blood group

  • i-screen (i-screen): A$35 for “Blood Type Test”
  • iMedical (iMedical): A$14 per test, as an add-on for “Blood group” (conditions apply)
  • QML Pathology (Healius): A$100 for “Blood Group” (conditions apply)

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