Book a blood test for your hormones in Amsterdam

In Amsterdam you can have your blood drawn at Gezondheidscentrum Kraaiennest on Kraaiennest 72, a walk-in collection point in Zuidoost with no appointment needed. Independent laboratories also run sites across the city, from Brinkhuis and De Boomsspijker in the centre to Fannius Scholten and GC Holendrecht further out, so there is almost always one close to wherever your day takes you.

None of this needs a Dutch GP or Dutch health insurance. You choose your test on our site, pay online by card, and receive a barcode by email, usually within one working day. Bring that barcode along with a valid form of ID, shown on your phone is fine, and nothing needs to be printed beforehand. The draw itself takes about fifteen minutes, whichever Amsterdam site you pick.

Timing matters more for some panels than others: a hormone test drawn on the wrong day of your cycle can read differently even when nothing is actually wrong. The product page for each test tells you whether the day matters and, if so, which one to pick, so an Amsterdam visit can be planned around your cycle rather than only around your calendar.

Results are published in your own account online rather than mailed or read out over the phone, and a BIG-registered doctor reviews every result before it reaches you. Where a result needs a closer look, that context sits in the report itself, so a high or low reading never arrives unexplained.

Lunara is built around the blood work a general checkup often leaves out: thyroid, iron, vitamin D and the hormones behind fatigue, irregular cycles or changes in skin and hair. With this many draw sites spread across Amsterdam, ordering one of those panels takes no more planning than any other errand, and no referral or waiting room stands between you and the appointment.