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Diabetes & Blood Sugar Tests in South Delhi

Fasting Glucose · HbA1c · Insulin Resistance · Free home sample collection across South Delhi

Clinical Overview

Comprehensive diabetes screening and quarterly monitoring panels. From single-point fasting and post-prandial blood sugar to 3-month average Glycated Haemoglobin (HbA1c) and fasting insulin resistance markers.

Preparation guidance: Fasting blood sugar (FBS) and fasting insulin require 10–12 hours of overnight fasting (water is allowed). HbA1c requires no fasting. Post-prandial (PPBS) is drawn exactly 2 hours after starting your meal.
Available Tests8 procedures
Starting From₹70
FulfilmentHome collection & Centre
ReportingDoctor-signed in 4–24h

Tests & Procedures in this Category (8)

Blood Sugar — Fasting (FBS)

sugar test, fasting sugar, FBS, glucose fasting

Measures blood glucose after an overnight fast — the standard first check for diabetes.

BloodFast 10hHome / Centre
₹70₹250
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Blood Sugar — Post Prandial (PPBS)

PP sugar, post meal sugar, PPBS

Blood glucose exactly two hours after a meal, showing how well your body clears sugar.

BloodNo fastingHome / Centre
₹70₹150
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Blood Sugar — Random (RBS)

random sugar, RBS

A single glucose reading taken at any time of day.

BloodNo fastingHome / Centre
₹70₹130
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C-Peptide — Fasting

c peptide

Shows how much insulin the pancreas is still producing.

BloodFast 10hHome / Centre
₹1800
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Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT) — 2 hour

GTT, OGTT, glucose challenge, sugar tolerance

Fasting sample, a measured glucose drink, then a repeat at two hours.

3 paramsBloodFast 10hHome / Centre
₹80₹700
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HbA1c — Glycated Haemoglobin

A1c, glycosylated haemoglobin, 3 month sugar average

Your average blood sugar over the past three months, in one number.

2 paramsBloodNo fastingHome / Centre
₹500₹600
Save 17%
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Insulin — Fasting

fasting insulin, insulin resistance

Fasting insulin level, used to assess insulin resistance.

BloodFast 10hHome / Centre
₹600₹850
Save 29%
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Urine Microalbumin / Creatinine Ratio

microalbumin, ACR, albumin creatinine ratio

Detects the earliest kidney damage from diabetes, long before creatinine rises.

3 paramsUrineNo fastingHome / Centre
₹650₹850
Save 24%
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Related Medical Guides

Read our clinical explanations before scheduling your test.

HbA1c or fasting sugar — which diabetes test do you actually need?One shows a single moment, the other shows three months. Why the difference matters, and why fasting the night before your test can hide a real problem.5 min read

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between fasting blood sugar and HbA1c?

Fasting blood sugar reflects your glucose level at a single moment in time. HbA1c measures the percentage of glycated haemoglobin to give a reliable average of your blood sugar control over the past 90 days.

Do I need to fast before giving an HbA1c test?

No. HbA1c can be drawn at any time of day regardless of when you last ate.

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Important. This page describes what a test measures and costs. It is not medical advice, and a result needs a doctor to interpret it alongside your symptoms and history. If you have severe symptoms — chest pain, breathlessness, heavy bleeding, fainting or a very high fever — do not wait for a test. Seek emergency care or call 112 immediately.