Why home collection is smarter in Ayodhya

• Pilgrim peaks & security zones: Crowd surges and traffic diversions can delay lab visits. At-home collection keeps your fasting window on track.

   

• Heat and winter air: Extreme heat and winter haze can be harsh on seniors and kids; home sampling cuts exposure.

   

• Accuracy starts at home: Proper ID, in-view labeling, the right tube/temperature, and sealed transport reduce re-draws and keep trends reliable.

   

Quick Picks — choose by goal

Metabolic basics (every 6–12 months)
CBC • Fasting Glucose • HbA1c • Lipid Profile — screen anemia/infection, check 3-month sugar trend, and map cardiac risk.

Thyroid & energy
TSH, T3, T4 (± FT3/FT4 if advised) • Vitamin D • Vitamin B12 — understand fatigue, weight change, mood/temperature sensitivity.

Organ health
LFT (enzymes/bilirubin) • KFT (urea/creatinine/electrolytes) • Urine Routine — important with BP/sugar meds, dehydration, or alcohol.

Nutrients & bones
Iron Studies + Ferritin • Calcium/Magnesium — pinpoint iron and mineral gaps behind cramps, hair fall, or aches.

Doctor-directed fever set
Dengue / Malaria / Typhoid panels — handled per method; some need rapid processing.

One morning blood test home collection can cover multiple panels in a single visit.

“Same-visit” smart bundles (fewer pricks)

• Full Body Health Check Ayodhya — Core: CBC, FBS, HbA1c, Lipid, TSH

   

• Energy & Mood: Vitamin D, B12, TSH, CBC

   

• Monsoon Fever (on prescription): Dengue (± NS1), Malaria, CBC with platelets

   

Areas we serve (Ayodhya–Faizabad belt)

Naya Ghat, Hanuman Garhi, Ramkatha Park/Saryu belt, Karsewakpuram, Devkali, Sahadatganj, Rekabganj, Rajghat/Guptar Ghat side, Civil Lines (Faizabad), Faizabad Cantt, Darshan Nagar, Naka, Ayodhya Dham Railway Station area, Chowk–Ayodhya Nagar, Gola Ghat.
Enter your pincode in the calendar to see the earliest blood sample collection from home slot.

How it works (clean chain of trust)

1. Book online — choose tests or a Full Body Health Check Ayodhya bundle; pick a slot; add address and contact.

    

2. ID & in-view labeling — we confirm identity and label tubes in front of you (name/date of birth/time).

    

3. Sterile draw — single-use vacutainers and needles, hand hygiene, skin antisepsis.

    

4. Sealed transport — primary–secondary–outer packaging with time/temperature logging; we use 2–8 °C cold-chain only when the method requires it (some analytes prefer room-temperature with rapid separation).

    

5. Digital delivery — secure PDF reports for routine panels usually in 24–48 hours.

    

Prep & fasting (evidence-based, simple)

60-second checklist: Short-sleeved shirt • Past reports/prescription • Tell us about medicines, pregnancy, or bleeding issues • Sit and rest 10–15 minutes before the draw.

Quality & compliance your doctor expects

• ISO 15189 / NABL criteria — partner medical labs follow recognized quality systems; PDFs carry lab identifiers your clinician can verify.

   

• ICMR-style GCLP discipline — ID, correct tube, in-view labeling, mixing, and time/temperature documentation to reduce pre-analytical errors.

   

• Biomedical waste rules — colour-coded segregation and authorized disposal at home after the draw.

   

Local insight — the “pilgrim-season playbook”

• Pick early slots on days with parikrama or major events; streets close fast near ghats and temple zones.

   

• If you’re staying in a dharamshala/hotel, use the property name in the address field and mention security gate details.

   

• Planning darshan the same morning? Keep water handy, finish the draw first, then head out—fasting numbers stay clean.

   

Field note (composite, Ayodhya SOP-aligned)

A family near Devkali booked CBC + FBS + HbA1c + Lipid + TSH at 7:00 AM before a temple visit. Tubes were labeled in view; serum packed with coolant; time and temperature logged; PDF arrived the next day. The clinician adjusted diet and scheduled a 12-week HbA1c repeat. No re-draws—because identification, tube choice, and transport were exact.