Adiponectin
Adiponectin is a hormone produced by fat tissue that is involved in how the body handles glucose and fats. At The Vesey Private Hospital in Sutton Coldfield, Adiponectin is available within 6 private blood test panels, with clinician-reviewed results. This page is educational and does not replace personalised medical advice.
What Adiponectin measures
Adiponectin is a hormone produced by fat tissue that is involved in how the body handles glucose and fats. It is reported within extended metabolic assessment.
Why it is tested
Adiponectin is measured in more detailed metabolic panels as part of a broader metabolic picture. It is interpreted alongside related markers.
Tests that include Adiponectin at The Vesey
Guide prices are read from the current Vesey catalogue and confirmed at booking.
Metabolic Syndrome
Guide price from £147
Metabolic Syndrome Extended
Guide price from £174
Advanced GP2 (Female)
Guide price from £239
Advanced GP2 (Male)
Guide price from £239
Advanced GP3 (Female)
Guide price from £324
Advanced GP3 (Male)
Guide price from £324
Related biomarkers
Other markers in the metabolic & diabetes group:
Frequently asked questions
What is adiponectin?
It is a hormone released by fat tissue that plays a role in metabolism. It is assessed within extended metabolic panels rather than routine testing.
This page is for general education and information only. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a recommendation for any specific test or treatment, and it does not include reference ranges, which are laboratory-dependent and interpreted by a clinician. Guide prices are indicative and confirmed at the time of booking. Always discuss your health and any test results with a qualified clinician. In an emergency call 999; for urgent non-emergency advice call NHS 111.
Private blood testing in Sutton Coldfield
Clinician-reviewed results. No GP referral needed.