A quick, revealing urine test, near Cardiff
A simple urinalysis that checks your urine for a range of common signals, from infection and blood to protein, glucose and more. It is a fast, non-invasive way to pick up things that are worth a closer look. Results next day. Self-refer at our Penarth or Cowbridge clinics near Cardiff.
One urine sample, results next day.
What is included for £68
- ✓Urine sample provided at Penarth or Cowbridge, near Cardiff
- ✓Checks across infection, blood, protein, glucose and more
- ✓A simple, non-invasive test with no needles
- ✓Plain-English report with your results and reference ranges
- ✓Anything outside the normal range flagged clearly
- ✓Report emailed to you, easy to share with a clinician
A lot of information from one simple sample
Urine carries clues about what is happening across the body, not just the bladder and kidneys. A urinalysis is a quick, non-invasive way to check for signs of infection, traces of blood or protein, and markers linked to conditions like diabetes. It will not diagnose anything on its own, but it is an excellent first step that tells you and a doctor whether anything needs a closer look.
Simple and non-invasive
No needles and no fuss. You simply provide a urine sample at the clinic, and the rest is done for you.
A report you can read
Your results come with reference ranges and plain-English notes, with anything out of range flagged so it is easy to spot.
A doctor if you want one
Prefer to talk it through? Book a private GP appointment and one of our doctors will go through your results and next steps.
Worth booking if this sounds like you
A urinalysis is a sensible first check for a range of everyday concerns.
Visible blood in your urine, a high fever with back pain, or being unable to pass urine need prompt medical care, not a wait on a test. If you are pregnant or feel very unwell, please see a doctor.
What a urinalysis looks at
A standard urinalysis examines your urine across several areas. Tap a group to see what that covers.
Signs of infection 2
Kidney & urinary signals 2
Metabolic markers 2
Liver-related markers 2
Physical properties 2
These are the areas a standard urinalysis commonly examines. We will confirm exactly what is included, and whether a sample can be sent for culture if an infection is suspected, when you book.
Answers without the hassle
You should not have to wait weeks for a straightforward urine check. Self-refer directly, provide your sample at the clinic, and get a clear report the next day, all without needing a GP appointment first.
Easy to book, seen quickly and the report came through the next day with everything clearly explained. So much simpler than waiting to be seen.
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Book
Self-refer online or by phone. No GP letter needed. Same-week appointments at Penarth or Cowbridge.
Provide your sample
You provide a urine sample in private at the clinic. A clean mid-stream sample gives the most reliable result, and we will guide you.
Your report
A plain-English report with your results and reference ranges, emailed to you, usually the next day within 48 hours.
Talk it through
Optional: book a private GP appointment to go through your results and plan any next steps.
Urinalysis urine test
All inclusive. One simple urine test, results next day.
- ✓Urine sample provided at Penarth or Cowbridge
- ✓Checks across infection, blood, protein, glucose and more
- ✓Plain-English report with reference ranges, emailed to you
- ✓A private GP review available if you would like one
A £50 booking deposit secures your slot and comes off the total.
Common questions about the urinalysis test
How much is the urinalysis test?
£68 all inclusive. That covers providing your sample at the clinic, the urinalysis, and a plain-English report with reference ranges emailed to you, usually the next day. A £50 deposit secures your appointment and comes off the total.
What does a urinalysis check for?
A standard urinalysis looks at several things in your urine, including signs of infection (leukocytes and nitrites), traces of blood and protein, metabolic markers such as glucose and ketones, liver-related markers such as bilirubin, and physical properties like acidity and concentration. We will confirm exactly what is included when you book.
Is this a test for a urine infection (UTI)?
A urinalysis can pick up signs that point towards a urine infection, such as white blood cells and nitrites, which is useful information. Confirming an infection and identifying the exact bacteria usually needs a urine culture, which is a separate laboratory step. If your result suggests infection, we can advise on the next step, and a doctor can arrange a culture if needed.
How do I prepare, and how is the sample taken?
No fasting is needed. You provide a urine sample in private at the clinic, and a clean mid-stream sample gives the most reliable result. We suggest not testing during a period, as menstrual blood can affect the result, and it is worth knowing that some foods, vitamins and medicines can change what shows up. Mention anything relevant when you book.
What happens if something is flagged?
A urinalysis is a first-line screening test, so an abnormal result is a prompt for a closer look rather than a diagnosis. Depending on what is found, the next step might be a repeat test, a urine culture, a blood test or a review with a doctor. Your report flags anything outside the normal range so it is easy to act on.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. This is a self-refer test. Book online or call 029 2199 9300.
How quickly will I get my results?
Usually the next day, within 48 hours. Your report lists your results with reference ranges and flags anything outside the normal range. We will confirm timing when you book.
Can I combine this with a blood test?
Yes. A urinalysis often works well alongside a blood test, for example a kidney or diabetes check, to give a fuller picture. Ask us when you book and we can arrange both in one visit.
Where is the test done?
At our Penarth clinic (13 Washington Buildings, CF64 2AD) or our Cowbridge clinic (10 High Street, CF71 7AG). Both are a short drive from Cardiff with easy parking.
Can a doctor talk me through my results?
Yes. You can book a private GP appointment and one of our doctors will go through your results and next steps.
Want a doctor to go through it with you?
A urinalysis result is most useful when read alongside your symptoms and history. Book a private GP appointment and one of our doctors will explain what your results mean and whether anything, such as a culture or a further test, is worth arranging.
Book a GP appointmentTwo clinics, close to Cardiff
Penarth Clinic
13 Washington Buildings
Stanwell Road, Penarth
CF64 2AD
Mon to Thu 9:00 to 18:00
Fri 9:00 to 17:00
Sat 9:00 to 15:00
Cowbridge Clinic
Beauty Within
10 High Street, Cowbridge
CF71 7AG
By appointment. Please call for availability.
Get directionsPatients travel to us from Cardiff, Penarth, Cowbridge, Barry, Newport, Bridgend and across the Vale of Glamorgan.
Important: A urinalysis is a first-line screening test and is not a diagnosis. An abnormal result usually needs follow-up, such as a repeat test, a urine culture, a blood test or a review with a doctor, and a normal result does not rule everything out. Results can be affected by hydration, diet, some medicines and, in women, menstruation. Results are most useful when reviewed by a doctor who knows your history, so we recommend discussing them with your own GP or booking a private GP appointment with us before acting on any finding. If you have visible blood in your urine, a high fever with back pain, or you cannot pass urine, seek medical care promptly. Lab values alone do not constitute medical advice.
A quick check, clearly explained.
Self-refer for a urinalysis: a simple, non-invasive urine test checking for infection, blood, protein, glucose and more. £68 all inclusive at Penarth or Cowbridge, near Cardiff, with results next day.