Blood testing for supplement brands, sold in your shop under your name

Aniva supplies the kits, the shipping, the accredited laboratory and the results interface, so your shop sells a blood test under your own name. Aniva is best for brands that want a measured value before and after a course of their product, because the retest is an ordinary reorder in the shop the customer already uses.

Your shop

A measured value your customer can see

The test is a product at your own price.
Your customer measures before the course and after it.
The retest is an ordinary reorder in your shop.
What it is

What Aniva supplies and what your shop keeps

Diagnostics as a service means that one supplier provides the collection kits, the shipping, the accredited laboratory and the results interface, so that another company can sell blood testing under its own name.

Your shop sells the test and your brand is on every part of it. A measured value is a statement about your customer rather than a claim about your product, so the wording of any product claim stays with your own regulatory adviser.

The test is a product in your shop, with your price and your packaging.
The customer collects at home with a capillary kit, or books a venous draw at a partner location.
Results are structured values with reference ranges, shown in your own design.
A retest is an ordinary reorder, so a repeat sale needs no new integration.
Every parameter in the catalogue is orderable, so the panel can match your range.
What happens today

The brands that tried this already said what went wrong

Personalised nutrition has a long list of closures, and the founders have been unusually open about why their own attempts failed.

The kit was too expensive to sell

The founding science officer of one test to table brand said their 300 dollar kit was expensive and created a barrier to entry, which is a price problem rather than a science problem.

The answer was too late to be useful

The same founder said it took hours to take the tests and weeks to get the information back, and called the result a miss in public.

Testing once is not a business

One personalised nutrition company had raised 85 million dollars before it closed in 2024, and an analyst described its product as one test, one app, and that was it.

What changes

The retest is what makes a subscription work

Every one of those brands sold a single measurement, and a second measurement is what gives the customer a reason to order again.

One test, one sale
The customer buys a kit once, reads a number once and has no reason to measure again.
Kit bought once
Result read once
Nothing to compare it with
No reason to reorder
With Aniva
The second draw is compared with the first, so the customer sees what changed and the reorder has a reason.
First draw, before the course
The course runs
Second draw, after it
The change is visible
How it runs

What that looks like from the order to the reorder

Selling the test and the retest has four steps, and the last one, the retest, repeats for as long as the customer stays.

The test is a product in your shop

You list it at your own price, and the kit is produced in your packaging so the whole purchase belongs to your brand.

Your customer collects at home

A capillary kit includes the common micronutrient markers, and a venous draw is available where a parameter needs it.

An accredited laboratory analyses it

A partner laboratory accredited to ISO 15189 and working to RiliBÄK, the German quality guideline for medical laboratories, runs the panel and releases the values.

The retest becomes the reorder

The customer measures again after the course, sees the change in their own numbers and has a reason to continue.

The numbers

The figures behind the supplement market

Before you price the test, these are the published figures for the German market, for Europe, and for what the brands already selling a test do not disclose. Across fourteen EU countries, 88 percent of people say they have used a food supplement, and 93 percent of those used one in the previous year.

4.3bn €

is the German food supplement market, across about 415 million packages

2,500+

parameters are orderable, so the panel can match your whole range

24h

core panel turnaround measured from sample pickup, with specialty analyses taking longer

5

German supplement brands already sell a blood test, and only one of them names its laboratory

Who does what

Who is responsible for each part of it

Only one of those brands names its laboratory, so this is the split Aniva puts in writing before you sign.

Who does what

Owning the customer relationship
Responsibility for the analysis
Chasing a sample that failed
Building the results interface
Where the data is processed

Building it yourself

You share the customer with whoever runs the test
You contract each laboratory yourself
Usually nobody chases it, and you hear it from the customer
Your engineers build one for every laboratory format
Wherever each supplier happens to host it

With Aniva

You keep the customer, because the whole process is under your brand
The partner laboratory, under ISO 15189 and RiliBÄK
Aniva flags it and a redraw is arranged
One interface, structured results and signed webhooks
In Germany under the GDPR, with a data processing agreement
Still open

The questions supplement brands ask next

Brands at this point ask about claims, markers and margin, and these are the answers.

Does this change what we are allowed to claim

Showing a customer their own measured value is a statement about that person, while a claim about what your product does is governed by the European health claims regulation, and your regulatory adviser owns that wording.

Which markers make sense beside a supplement range

The common micronutrient markers are orderable from a capillary sample, including vitamin D, vitamin B12, ferritin and the omega-3 index, and the full catalogue is available on request.

Can we sell the test as its own product

Yes, because many brands list it in the shop at their own price, and others include it with a subscription so that the measurement starts the plan.

Whose brand is on the kit

Yours, because the kit box, the instructions, the shipping carton, the result document and the emails are all produced in your design.

How soon can a customer retest

That depends on the marker rather than on us, because a micronutrient level changes over weeks while other markers need longer, and we will say which is which for your panel.

What does it cost to start

Pricing is quoted after a short call, because it depends on the panel, the volume and the collection method rather than on a published list price.

Sources on this page. German supplement market: Lebensmittelverband Deutschland, Arbeitskreis Nahrungsergaenzungsmittel, press release of 25 June 2026 covering September 2024 to September 2025. European supplement use: Food Supplements Europe, consumer research carried out by Ipsos across fourteen European countries, fieldwork March and April 2022. Founder and analyst quotations: NutraIngredients, Lessons learned, considering the failures in personalized nutrition, 8 November 2024, and Can personalized nutrition companies reach consumers in the middle, 20 January 2025. Health claims: Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 on nutrition and health claims made on foods. Supplier naming: own review of 18 German language supplement and nutrition brand websites, 16 September 2026.

Next step

What happens on the call

Bring one product and one marker, and we will show you the panel, the kit and what your customer would see after the first draw and after the retest.

Thirty minutes, and your regulatory adviser is welcome on the call