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Home collection across Lahore

Annual Blood Tests
for a Healthy Tomorrow.

100+ blood markers. A nurse comes to your home. Results explained in plain language.

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Deficiency
Vitamin D low78%
B12 low41%
Metabolic
HbA1c raised36%
Fasting glucose raised24%
Cardiovascular
LDL above range52%
ApoB above range38%
Thyroid
TSH out of range19%
Low free T411%
Haematology
Low ferritin44%
Low haemoglobin29%

Tested at [Partner Lab], licensed by the Punjab Healthcare Commission. Reviewed by a clinician. Your data stays in Pakistan.

What we test

Six panels, built around who you are rather than a list of tests. Every one is drawn at home and explained by a clinician.

01 · Essentials

Essentials, Women

The baseline panel, weighted toward what actually turns up in women here — thyroid, iron and the two vitamins most people are short of.

TSHFerritinVitamin DB12HbA1cLipid profileCBCSee the panel →
02 · Essentials

Essentials, Men

The baseline panel, weighted toward metabolic and cardiac markers, plus the hormone most men come in asking about.

HbA1cLipid profileApoBTestosteroneALTVitamin DCBCSee the panel →
03 · Life stage

Post Menopause

Bone, heart and thyroid risk all shift in the same few years. This panel watches the three of them together, so a change in one is not read on its own.

FSHOestradiolVitamin DCalciumALPApoBTSHLipid profileSee the panel →
04 · Performance

Athlete

Training load shows up in blood before it shows up in your times. Recovery, iron status, inflammation and the hormones that govern both.

FerritinTransferrin saturationCKhs-CRPTestosteroneCortisolFree T3MagnesiumSee the panel →
05 · Family

For Parents

Book it from anywhere. A nurse goes to them in Lahore, and the results come back explained — to them, and to you.

HbA1ceGFRCreatinineLipid profileCBCVitamin DTSHSee the panel →
06 · Pregnancy

Pregnancy

The routine antenatal bloods, drawn at home so you are not sitting in a queue.

Alongside your antenatal care, never instead of it. Your obstetrician directs this panel.

CBCFerritinTSHBlood groupOGTTHepatitis BSee the panel →

How it works

It starts with an advanced health check, then so much more.

Collection

A nurse comes to your home. One draw, fifteen minutes.

Panel

100+ biomarkers from a single sample.

01

Test your baseline

One simple blood draw to measure 100+ biomarkers.

100+ markers
Your result
Vitamin D18 ng/mL

Below the reference range. A clinician reviews every result.

02

Results explained

Get a complete picture of your health data in one secure location.

Your protocol
  • Vitamin D, daily with food
  • Iron-rich meals, twice weekly
  • Recheck thyroid at week 12
03

Build your protocol

AI builds evidence-backed protocols, informed by your data.

Your history
Baseline panelComplete
Clinician reviewComplete
RetestIn 3 months
04

Access everything

Take action, access everything you need, then retest. You’re in control.

Your health, for Rs 100 a day.

No referral. No consultation fee.

PHC licensed

Soma Membership

Rs 100/ day

Charged annually at Rs 36,500. Two tests, retesting and your full history.

Join Soma
  • 100+ biomarkers, twice a year
  • A nurse comes to your home
  • Every result reviewed by a clinician
  • Explained in plain language, not a printout
  • Your history tracked in one secure place
  • A plan and a retest date, not just numbers
  • Licensed by the Punjab Healthcare Commission
  • No referral. No consultation fee.

Why this matters here

Three findings about South Asian bodies that changed which markers we put on the panel.

Vitamin D
73%

of adults in Pakistan are vitamin D deficient

The highest deficiency rate of any South Asian country in a pooled analysis of 65 studies and 44,717 participants. Women were affected more than men.

Siddiqee et al., BMC Public Health, 2021
Blood sugar
7.1%

of Pakistani adults have diabetes and do not know it

In the second National Diabetes Survey of Pakistan, 23.7% of those found to have undiagnosed diabetes were under 40, and 98% were already dyslipidaemic.

Basit et al., Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome, 2022
ApoB
ApoB

is part of why heart disease starts earlier in South Asians

South Asians carry a higher burden of premature coronary disease than other ethnicities, with elevated apolipoprotein B and lipoprotein(a) among the lipid markers implicated.

Ahmed et al., Current Atherosclerosis Reports, 2018

Figures are from peer-reviewed studies indexed on PubMed and link to the original papers. They describe populations, not individuals — only your own results can tell you about you.