Pathology Points - Earn, Save, Repeat
What Are Pathology Points?
Every time you order a test, you automatically earn 10 % cashback in Pathology Points - a loyalty rewards system that puts money back in your pocket for future testing needs.
How to Earn Pathology Points
Spend £100 → Gain 1000 Pathology Points
That’s equivalent to £10 saved on your next test.
How to Spend Your Points
1000 Pathology Points = £10 off your next or future test.
Redeeming is easy: simply convert points into a coupon code and apply it at checkout.
Save More on Your Health: With 10 % back every time, you keep investing in your wellbeing.
No Extra Steps: Points are earned automatically with each order.
Flexible Redemption: Use points when you need them - whether for a full test or top-up.
Full Transparency: Clear conversion and redemption rates - no confusion.

FAQs
No - they remain in your account until you decide to spend them. You control when to redeem.
Simply convert your accumulated Pathology Points into a discount coupon from your account area and apply it at checkout to save on your next test.
1. Pick a Test - Choose from 450+ blood tests - thyroid, hormone, diabetes, full health-screen, COVID, fertility, etc.
2. Pay Online - Secure payments via Card, PayPal & Klarna.
3. Order Referral - Referral paperwork emailed to you fast after patient form completed via email - complete with no extra fee.
4. Book Appointment - Phlebotomy clinics available nationwide; booking details provided post-purchase. (Please let our team know of your appointment date/time using the link we send via email, if you do not complete this step it will cause delays with your results).
5. Visit Clinic - No hidden charges - phlebotomy included in price.
6. Get Lab Analysis - Samples tested at Spire Pathology (UKAS accredited).
7. Receive Results - PDF certificate via email.
8. GP Review (if chosen) - Our GP adds commentary (adds +2/3 days). (However, we always recommend that you discuss your results with your own healthcare professional, especially if you have symptoms or ongoing medical concerns).