Aches or fatigue that won't settle? Check for signs of inflammation.
Your Baseline already checks one inflammation marker, which shows what's happening now. ESR shows inflammation that has been there for longer, so together they give you a fuller picture.
$29 test + $99 first month = $128 today. Then $99 a month, cancel any time.
This test is for Vively members. Membership is $99 a month and includes a Baseline Health Check (our 70+ marker blood test), a GP referral and a 30-minute session with a dietitian. Cancel any time.

Your test plus your first month. Then $99 a month.
All with a Vively Membership, $99 a month. $1,336 in total value, $128 today.
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"It gave us clarity. Instead of guessing, we understood what was going on and where we could make better choices."
Vively members' first results, to October 2026.
ESR is a broad, non-specific sign of inflammation. It can't say where inflammation is or what's causing it, but it adds detail to your other results.
A raised ESR can point to inflammation somewhere in the body. It doesn't show where or why.
hs-CRP is already in your Baseline. The two change at different speeds, so together they give a fuller picture.
A low blood count can raise ESR, so it's read with the blood count results in your Baseline.
ESR moves slowly, so a repeat weeks or months later can show a trend. Your GP decides whether to recheck.
Every result is explained in plain English in the Vively app, next to your Baseline results.
Heart, metabolism, liver, kidneys, iron, thyroid, inflammation and blood count, from the same membership.
hs-CRP is already in your Baseline, and this test adds ESR, a second, slower-moving marker of inflammation.
What's in the BaselineA GP in our network reviews your request and confirms which markers are clinically right for you.
Pay for the test and your first month together, in one checkout.
A short telehealth call with a GP in our network, included. They issue your Baseline and ESR Test referrals together.
Go to any of 3,700+ partner collection centres, with no booking needed. Usually ESR comes from the same blood draw as your Baseline.
Results arrive in the app, next to your Baseline. After your Baseline, a 30-minute session with your dietitian builds your plan.
Not needed
ESR doesn't need fasting. It can come from the same draw as your Baseline, which is a fasting test.
Wait until you've recovered
A recent cold, infection or injury can raise ESR for a few weeks.
Tell the GP in our network
ESR normally rises in pregnancy, so your result is read differently.
Every result from this test in the app, next to your Baseline, the lab range and where it should be for you.
A 30-minute session with your dietitian after your Baseline, to go through what stands out in plain English.
A few clear changes to food, movement, sleep and stress that fit your week.
From your session with EllenNo, it's for Vively members. Inflammation markers make more sense next to the rest of your health. Your membership includes the Baseline Health Check, a blood test covering 70+ markers, including hs-CRP and a full blood count, so these results sit in context, next to the rest of your health.
Your GP tests what's needed to look into a symptom or manage a condition. Vively adds a 70+ marker Baseline Health Check, results read against optimal ranges, and a dietitian to help you act on them. We arrange the GP referral for you, so you don't need a separate appointment.
Add the ESR Test in the Vively app. You won't pay for the membership again.
No. You still need a referral, but we arrange it. A GP in our network issues it after a short telehealth consult, together with your Baseline referral, at no extra cost.
No. Add-on tests aren't covered by Medicare. Your Baseline Health Check is included in your membership.
No. ESR doesn't need fasting. If you take it in the same draw as your Baseline, fast for 8 to 12 hours for the Baseline. Water is fine.
No. Many things can raise ESR, from an infection to a low blood count. A normal result doesn't rule out a health problem either. A GP diagnoses any condition, using your symptoms, an examination and other tests.
ESR rises naturally with age and tends to be higher in women. Pregnancy and a low blood count also raise it. That's why it's read with your age, sex and blood count, not on its own.
hs-CRP rises and falls quickly, so it shows what's happening now. ESR changes more slowly, so it shows inflammation that has been there for longer. Together they give you a fuller picture.
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