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G-6-PD Quantitative Test

Original price was: R400.Current price is: R350.

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The G-6-PD Quantitative Test is an essential diagnostic tool that provides crucial insights into your body’s ability to protect red blood cells from damage. For just ZAR 350, this comprehensive test helps identify G-6-PD deficiency, a genetic condition that affects millions of South Africans and can lead to serious health complications when triggered by certain medications or foods. Our same-day results give you the confidence and clarity needed to make informed health decisions, whether you’re experiencing unexplained anaemia symptoms or need to ensure medication safety. With nationwide coverage across Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, and Pretoria, Oracle Genomics delivers trusted, accurate testing that puts your health first. Early detection through this reliable test can prevent dangerous haemolytic crises and guide your healthcare provider in prescribing safe, effective treatments tailored to your genetic makeup.

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G-6-PD Deficiency Test ZAR 350 | Same Day Results | Nationwide SA Coverage
G-6-PD Quantitative Test
R400 Original price was: R400.R350Current price is: R350.

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G-6-PD Quantitative Test: Your Key to Medication Safety and Anaemia Prevention

If you’ve ever worried about how certain medications might affect your body, or experienced unexplained fatigue and jaundice, the G-6-PD Quantitative Test provides the answers you need for peace of mind. This essential genetic test helps identify a common enzyme deficiency that affects many South Africans, particularly those of Mediterranean, African, or Asian descent. Understanding your G-6-PD status isn’t just about diagnosis – it’s about empowering you to make safer health choices and prevent potentially dangerous reactions to common medications and foods.

Understanding Your G-6-PD Test

The G-6-PD Quantitative Test measures the levels of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G-6-PD) in your red blood cells. This vital enzyme acts as your body’s natural defence system, protecting red blood cells from oxidative stress and damage. When G-6-PD levels are too low, your red blood cells become vulnerable to breaking down prematurely, leading to haemolytic anaemia. Our advanced kinetic UV method ensures precise, reliable results that your healthcare provider can trust for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

Who Should Consider This Essential Test?

This test is particularly important if you experience:

  • Unexplained fatigue, weakness, or pale skin
  • Dark urine or jaundice (yellowing of skin/eyes)
  • Family history of G-6-PD deficiency or favism
  • Planned use of medications like antimalarials, sulfa drugs, or certain antibiotics
  • Mediterranean, African, or Asian ancestry where deficiency is more common
  • Recurrent episodes of anaemia without clear cause

Many South Africans live with undiagnosed G-6-PD deficiency, only discovering it when they experience adverse reactions to common medications. Early testing can prevent these dangerous situations.

Why This Test Matters for Your Health Journey

Knowing your G-6-PD status provides life-changing benefits:

  • Medication Safety: Avoid dangerous reactions to over 40 common medications
  • Prevent Anaemia Crises: Identify triggers before they cause serious health issues
  • Dietary Guidance: Understand which foods (like fava beans) to avoid
  • Family Planning: Assess genetic risks for future generations
  • Peace of Mind: Eliminate uncertainty about medication compatibility

For just ZAR 350, this test could prevent hospital visits and serious health complications, making it one of the most valuable investments in your long-term wellbeing.

Understanding Your Results with Confidence

Our same-day reporting means you won’t face unnecessary waiting and anxiety. Your results will clearly indicate whether your G-6-PD levels are within normal range or show deficiency. If levels are low, don’t panic – this simply means you have valuable information to share with your healthcare provider. They can then:

  • Prescribe alternative medications that are safe for you
  • Provide dietary recommendations to prevent triggers
  • Monitor your health more effectively during illnesses
  • Educate you about warning signs of haemolytic episodes

Remember: Knowledge is power, and understanding your G-6-PD status empowers you to take control of your health.

Transparent Pricing – Exceptional Value

Test Description Regular Price Special Price
G-6-PD Quantitative Test ZAR 400 ZAR 350

Turnaround Time: Same-day results when sample received Monday through Saturday by 4 PM

Sample Required: 3 mL (2 mL minimum) whole blood in lavender top EDTA tube

Preparation: No special preparation required – convenient and straightforward

Why Thousands of South Africans Trust Oracle Genomics

With testing centres conveniently located across Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria, and nationwide, we bring professional medical testing to your community. Our commitment to accuracy, patient care, and reliable results has made us the preferred choice for genetic testing throughout South Africa. Every test is processed using state-of-the-art equipment and reviewed by experienced medical professionals, ensuring you receive the highest standard of care.

Take Control of Your Health Today

Don’t wait for a medication reaction or anaemia episode to discover your G-6-PD status. For just ZAR 350, you can gain the knowledge needed to protect your health and make informed medical decisions. Our same-day results and nationwide availability make testing convenient and accessible.

Book your G-6-PD Quantitative Test now and experience the peace of mind that comes with knowing your genetic health profile.

Available at all Oracle Genomics locations including Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and throughout South Africa.