Covid-19 antibody
The test is a ‘fingerprick’ blood test which checks if you have antibodies against Covid-19. This test can not be used to travel.
- Results in 1 hour
- Available at our Bond Street clinic everyday after 2PM
- Coming to all London clinics soon
COVID-19 is a disease caused by a group of respiratory-illness related viruses.
It’s characterised by fever and coughing but can progress to more severe symptoms. About 1 in 3 people have COVID-19 without any symptoms.
- High temperature
- A new, continuous cough
- Loss or change to your sense of smell or taste
- Sore throat
- Shortness of breath
You can take a Covid-19 antibody to check if it’s likely you’ve had COVID-19 before or been vaccinated.
However, an antibody test will not tell you if you are protected from Covid-19 and if you can spread the virus.
How to use?
Choose the test that suits your needs. Receive your package at home or pick it up at any of our clinics.
Collect your sample following our clear and easy instructions.
Register your sample online using your reference number and your surname. You will need to enter your barcode number, located on the cassette (LFT) or tube (PCR).
Return your test free of charge using our pre-paid envelope. We’ll email you when we get it (For PCR Tests). Please do not send us your Lateral Flow test back, the picture at registration is enough.
You will receive your confidential results via email in the adequate time frame.
Choose the test that suits your needs.
Choose one of our 8 clinics in central London and the time slot that best suits you.
Present the QR code received via email when arriving at the clinic.
One of our professional staff members will take care of you and collect your sample.
You will receive your results via a secure email in the time frame indicated when you bought the test.
Choose the test that suits your needs. Receive your package at home or pick it up at any of our clinics.
Collect your sample following our clear and easy instructions.
Register your sample online using your reference number and your surname. You will need to enter your barcode number, located on the cassette (LFT) or tube (PCR).
Return your test free of charge using our pre-paid envelope. We’ll email you when we get it (For PCR Tests). Please do not send us your Lateral Flow test back, the picture at registration is enough.
You will receive your confidential results via email in the adequate time frame.
Choose the test that suits your needs.
Choose one of our 8 clinics in central London and the time slot that best suits you.
Present the QR code received via email when arriving at the clinic.
One of our professional staff members will take care of you and collect your sample.
You will receive your results via a secure email in the time frame indicated when you bought the test.
Our clinics
In-clinic tests
- Next-day PCR (Fit to Fly / Day 2): next day at 6PM
- Same-day PCR (Fit to Fly): same day by midnight (if you get tested before 3PM only)
- Same-day PCR (Day 2): same day by midnight if you get tested before 12PM, overnight by 6AM if you get tested after 12PM
- Ultra Rapid PCR: 1-2 hours (if you get tested before 5PM only)
- Lateral Flow Antigen Test: Within 1 hour
Home tests
- Home PCR: 24 hours from arrival of the sample at the laboratory
- Home PCR Day 2: 24 hours from arrival of the sample at the laboratory
- Home Lateral Flow Antigen: Within 2 hrs from receipt of your picture (between 8AM-8PM)
When you come in-clinic for your test, you need to bring:
- The QR code you received in your confirmation email
- Your passport or ID
- A face mask
First, you need to check your junk email. If the confirmation is not there, it might mean that the payment didn’t go through. Call us on 020 3828 3580 or email us at contact@biogroup-laboratory.co.uk.
Each of our results is accompanied by a detailed report allowing their interpretation. We will also send you the official recommendations and actions to take depending on whether you are positive or negative. If in doubt, you can benefit from the advice of our medical biologists.
I am a contact person or a risk contact if, in the absence of effective protective measures throughout the duration of the contact (physical separation such as a window; surgical mask or FFP2 worn by the person positive for COVID-19 OR the contact person; consumer mask manufactured according to the Afnor standard or equivalent worn by the person positive for COVID-19 AND the contact person), I have:
- Shared the same living space as the confirmed or expected case.
- Had direct contact with a person tested positive for Covid-19, face to face, within 1 meter regardless of the duration (eg conversation, meal, hugs…). On the other hand, people crossed quickly in public space are not considered as a contact person or risk contact.
- Performed or received acts of hygiene or care.
- Shared a confined space (office or meeting room, personal vehicle, etc.) for at least 15 min with a confirmed case or having remained face to face with a positive case during several bouts of coughing or sneezing.
- Been a student or teacher in the same class (kindergarden, elementary, secondary, tutorial group at university…) as the positive case.
