FBX
health
labs
Fitness meets future.
You train hard. You push limits. But do you really know what’s happening inside your body?
FBX Health Labs gives you next-level blood testing, designed for athletes, lifters and anyone who wants to understand — and optimize — their performance, recovery and health.
No hospital vibes. No waiting rooms. Just science, precision, and Fightbox energy.
book your
appointment
A licensed nurse takes your sample
the lab will analyze
in 5 days you get your reslults
Can’t make it to Fightbox Fridhemsplan? No worries we offer remote testing! Simply sign up, and we’ll send your referral. You can then take your tests at one of our partner clinics near you.
Want the deep dive? After your results, you can book a doctor consult to get expert insights and a personalized plan.
Our Check ups
Core Health
A vital Health Check to get to know your baseline. A deep dive into metabolism, cholesterol, inflammation, immune health, kidney and liver function plus a full InBody Scan with body composition analysis.
Everything you need to know where you stand.
Launch Offer: 1495 SEK
First 20 get 700kr off! (ord. 2 195 kr)
All we ask is that you leave a review
Metabolism and Fats – Test package measuring your risk of diabetes, your metabolic markers, and body fat percentage
HbA1c – Shows average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months.
C-peptide (insulin) – Measures how much insulin your body produces.
Total cholesterol – All cholesterol in the blood.
HDL cholesterol – Transports cholesterol away from the blood vessels (“good cholesterol”).
LDL cholesterol – Can stick to blood vessels and form plaque.
Triglycerides – Blood fats from food.
TSH – Stimulates the thyroid to produce hormones.
Free T3 – Active hormone affecting metabolism.
Free T4 – Precursor to T3, reflects thyroid production.
Apolipoprotein A1 – Main protein in HDL (“the good one”).
Apolipoprotein B – Main protein in LDL (“the bad one”).
Apo ratio – Compares “bad” vs. “good” cholesterol.
Fasting glucose – Measures blood sugar after not eating for at least 8 hours.
Inflammation – Ongoing inflammation in the body
CRP (C-reactive protein) – A protein that rises when there is inflammation in the body. Elevated levels may indicate infection, injury, or chronic inflammation.
Blood status and differential – Proportion of blood cells, red and white, showing oxygen transport, blood volume, and immune defense
Hemoglobin – Measures the level of the oxygen carrier in the blood.
MCH – Very detailed, but important if abnormal; basically gives information about red blood cells.
MCHC – Same as above, detailed red blood cell data.
Erythrocytes – Number of red blood cells.
Hematocrit (EVF) – Proportion of blood made up of red blood cells.
MCV – Size of red blood cells.
RDW – Variation in red blood cell size (difficult to explain simply).
Platelets (Thrombocytes) – Important for blood clotting.
Leukocytes (White blood cells) – Immune defense.
The following are components of the immune system and can be explained separately if needed:
Neutrophils – First line of defense against bacteria.
Eosinophils – Active in allergic reactions.
Basophils – Part of the immune defense.
Monocytes – The “clean-up crew” that removes dead cells.
Lymphocytes – Target viruses.
Lymphocyte percentage – Important if you have an ongoing infection, showing how many virus-fighters are active.
Kidney values – Show how well your body filters
Creatinine – Indicates how well the kidneys clear waste.
eGFR – Estimated filtration rate of the kidneys.
Liver values – Also reflect how well your body filters
Albumin – A protein made in the liver, indicates liver/kidney health.
ALAT (ALT) – Liver enzyme.
ASAT (AST) – Enzyme found in liver, heart, muscles.
ALP – Enzyme important for bile and bile ducts.
GGT – Reflects alcohol impact.
Bilirubin – Indicates liver’s ability to break down substances.
Electrolytes – Essential for body function and dehydration status
Sodium – Important for fluid balance and nerve signaling.
Potassium – Important for muscles, heart, and nerves.
Calcium – Important for bones, nerves, and muscles.
InBody Scan with detailed body composition analysis
data on:
Muscle mass
Body fat %
Visceral fat (around organs)
Water balance
Metabolic rate
Premium Health
Woman
All of Core Health + female-focused insights. Hormones, vitamins, stress, fertility, cycle and energy markers.
Find out exactly how your body is performing — and how to take it further.
Launch Offer: 3195 SEK
First 20 get 700kr off! (ord. 3895 kr)
All we ask is that you leave a review
Key markers for energy, blood health, stress, and reproduction
Vitamin D – Important for bones and immune function.
Vitamin B12 – Important for blood formation.
Magnesium – Essential for muscles, bones, nerves, and the heart.
Iron – Needed to produce red blood cells.
Transferrin – Measures iron transport.
Iron saturation – Indicates how much iron is bound to transferrin.
Folate – Also important for blood formation.
Cortisol – The stress hormone.
Estradiol – Regulates menstruation.
Progesterone – Important for pregnancy and menstruation.
Testosterone – Important for muscles, libido, and energy.
FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone) – Stimulates the ovaries.
LH (Luteinizing Hormone) – Triggers ovulation.
Premium Health
Man
All of Core Health + male-focused markers. Testosterone, stress, hormones, vitamins, iron, prostate check and more.
For those who want to build stronger, last longer, and perform better.
Launch Offer: 3195 SEK
First 20 get 700kr off! (ord. 3895 kr)
All we ask is that you leave a review
Energy, blood health, stress, and prostate balance
Vitamin D – Important for bones and immune function.
Vitamin B12 – Essential for blood formation.
Magnesium – Supports muscles, bones, nerves, and the heart.
Iron – Needed to produce red blood cells.
Transferrin – Measures iron transport in the blood.
Iron saturation – Indicates how much iron is bound to transferrin.
Folate – Important for blood formation.
Cortisol – The body’s stress hormone.
PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) – Prostate marker; high levels can indicate an enlarged prostate.
Testosterone – Important for muscles, libido, and energy.
Additional Services
In addition to our Core and Premium health check-ups, we also offer a range of specialized add-on services. Through our partnership with Precisions Health, members can access advanced medical imaging such as MRI scans of the knee, brain, lumbar spine, and neck.
For those who want to focus on specific biomarkers, we also provide individual blood tests including testosterone, vitamin D, thyroid function (TSH, T3, T4), gluten intolerance, and a full lipid profile covering cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL and LDL.
Science Meets Sweat
At Fightbox, we push performance to the next level. That’s why we’ve partnered with Precisions Health, a licensed medical provider, to bring safe and professional blood testing and analysis to our members through FBXlabs.
All medical services, blood analysis, and patient safety are handled entirely by Precisions Health. Fightbox provides the community and the platform – Precisions Health provides the science and the care.
Our House Doctor
Dr. Hani Rafiq
Specialist in Emergency Medicine | Ongoing training in Sports Medicine
Medical Lead at FBX health labs. Team doctor for the Swedish Muay Thai and Kickboxing National Teams, with experience from Sweden, South Africa, Spain, and Mexico. Operates as Chief Medical Officer at Precisions Health, focusing on performance medicine.
Dr. Khalid Almagharibi
Consultant in Emergency Medicine | CEO, Precisions Health
As CEO, Dr. Almagharibi leads Precisions Health in delivering state-of-the-art performance medicine. While he oversees the company, he is not medically responsible for FBX health labs.
FAQ
Does it hurt to take the test?
It’s a standard blood test, taken by an experienced nurse. The needle prick itself is quick and simple.
Do I need to fast before the test?
Only for the fasting glucose and blood fats tests. In that case, you should avoid food for at least 8 hours beforehand. For all other tests, fasting is not required.
How long does it take?
When will I get my results?
You’ll receive your digital report within a few working days.
What happens if something looks unusual?
You can book a consultation with a doctor for a deeper review of your results and get recommendations for follow-up.
If anything urgent shows up, we will contact you right away.
Why are the packages different for men and women?
Because hormones and biomarkers differ the premium package offers a tailored analysis based on your specific biology.
Can I do the test if I can’t come to the clinic?
Absolutely. We offer remote testing – just sign up and we’ll send you the referral. You can take your blood test at one of our partner clinics near you. Easy.
Can I do the test even if I’m not a member?
Yes, but our members get priority access.
Who is responsible for the blood analysis and patient safety?
All blood tests, analyses, and medical follow-up are handled by Precisions Health, not Fightbox. They hold all the required medical licenses and ensure full patient safety.