RanChip Prostate Cancer Risk Test
Go Beyond PSA Alone. Understand Your Risk. Take the Right Next
Step.
£249.99
£59.99
SAVE £190
(76.00% OFF)
£249.99
£59.99
SAVE £190 • 76.00% OFF
Total PSA plus three
serum biomarkers
Combined Prostate
Cancer Risk Score
Reflex Free PSA when
Total PSA is elevated
Results usually
within 72 hours *
The RanChip Prostate Cancer Risk Test combines Total PSA with IL-8, MCP-1 and EGF. These markers are used to calculate a Prostate Cancer Risk Score, providing more detailed risk information than Total PSA alone.
Ideal For
Men 50+, with family history, or seeking higher accuracy than a standard PSA
Men Aged 50+
Family History of Prostate Cancer
Black Men
Previous Raised or Borderline PSA
Frequent Urination
Weak Urine Flow
Blood in Urine or Semen
Erectile Concerns
Preventive Prostate-health Screening
Prostate Monitoring
Assessment Beyond Total PSA
GP or Urology Referral Support
Total Prostate-Specific Antigen
Interleukin-8
Monocyte Chemotactic Protein-1
Epidermal Growth Factor
Prostate Cancer Risk Score
Reflex Free PSA
Symptoms and Clinical Risk Factors
Ayurvedic Male-Health Assessment
What We Assess
Includes:
Your Appointment Includes
- Prostate-health and risk review
- Professional blood-sample collection
- Total PSA, IL-8, MCP-1 and EGF analysis
- Prostate Cancer Risk Score
- Reflex Free PSA when required
- Secure report with results guidance
Preparation Before Your Test
Fast for 8–12 hours (water only)
Stay well hydrated
Avoid strenuous exercise for 48 hours
Avoid smoking for 30 minutes before your appointment
Stop non-prescribed supplements (including Biotin) 48 hours beforehand
If testing testosterone, choose a morning appointment
Allow approximately 30 minutes for your visit
How It Works
1
Book Your Appointment
Book online or by telephone.
2
Attend
Complete a brief prostate-risk review and provide a blood sample.
3
Laboratory Analysis
Your biomarkers are analysed and the risk score is calculated.
4
Results and Guidance
Receive your results within 72 hours, with clear guidance on the next steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
It combines Total PSA with IL-8, MCP-1 and EGF to produce a risk score. Free PSA is added if Total PSA is elevated.
No. Diagnosis may require clinical examination, MRI and sometimes biopsy.
Yes. Benign enlargement, inflammation, infection, ejaculation, exercise and recent prostate procedures can raise PSA.
No. Prostate cancer can occur without a raised PSA or risk result. Persistent symptoms still require medical assessment.
The laboratory automatically measures Free PSA if Total PSA reaches its elevated threshold.
No. Fasting is not required for these biomarkers.
Both can temporarily increase PSA. Avoid them for 48 hours before testing.
Usually within 72 hours after the laboratory receives the sample.
Your clinician will explain the result and may recommend repeat PSA, GP examination, prostate MRI or urology referral.
No. The UK does not currently have a routine population prostate-cancer screening programme. This is an individual risk assessment after
informed discussion.
Ready to Understand Your Prostate Risk?
Go beyond Total PSA with four serum biomarkers and an advanced prostate
cancer risk score, supported by professional interpretation.