Vitamins
Vitamin D Test Price in Sri Lanka
Measures 25-hydroxy vitamin D — the standard way to check for deficiency.
Price at St. Luke's, Ja-Ela
LKR 7,000
- No fasting needed.
- Most reports within 24 hours
- Home collection at the same price
What the Vitamin D test measures
The vitamin D blood test measures 25-hydroxy vitamin D, the form the body stores. Despite year-round sunshine, low vitamin D turns up regularly in Sri Lanka because of indoor work, covered clothing and sun avoidance. It is run on our chemiluminescence immunoassay (CLIA) analyser.
Also known as: 25-hydroxy vitamin D, 25(OH)D, Vitamin D3 test.
Why doctors order it
- Bone or muscle aches, frequent fatigue or low mood
- Thinning bones, a past fracture or older age
- Working indoors most of the day
- Checking whether a supplement is working
How to prepare
No fasting is needed. Tell us if you are taking a vitamin D supplement — your doctor will want to know when you last took it.
Common questions
How much does a Vitamin D test cost in Sri Lanka?
At St. Luke's Medical Laboratory in Ja-Ela, the Vitamin D costs LKR 7,000. That is the published counter price — home sample collection is available at the same price across the towns we serve.
Do I need to fast for a Vitamin D test?
No fasting is needed. Tell us if you are taking a vitamin D supplement — your doctor will want to know when you last took it.
How soon will I get my report?
Most reports are ready within 24 hours and can be shared digitally.
Why is vitamin D deficiency common in a sunny country?
Making vitamin D needs direct sun on bare skin. Office work, covered clothing, sunscreen and darker skin all reduce how much the body actually produces.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Only your doctor can interpret your result. Prices are subject to change — confirm when you book.