The KFT Test is available as part of 17 certified Thyrocare packages. Compare test counts, included organ profiles, and package pricing below. Click Book Now on any package to instantly reserve your home sample collection:
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78 Tests
₹999
₹1,499
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
⭐ Recommended
66 Tests
₹1,099
₹1,399
Save 21%
- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
🧪 Health Checkup
78 Tests
₹1,549
₹2,200
Save 28%
- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
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122 Tests
₹1,599
₹6,000
Save 73%
- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
🧪 Health Checkup
127 Tests
₹1,799
₹2,200
Save 18%
- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
🔬 Diabetic Focus
52 Tests
₹1,999
₹2,499
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- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
🧪 Health Checkup
106 Tests
₹2,026
₹6,000
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
🧪 Health Checkup
127 Tests
₹2,399
₹4,949
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
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127 Tests
₹2,399
₹4,949
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
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83 Tests
₹2,399
₹3,180
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
🧪 Health Checkup
107 Tests
₹2,750
₹4,564
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
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110 Tests
₹2,750
₹4,399
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
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127 Tests
₹2,899
₹9,000
Save 67%
- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
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66 Tests
₹3,849
₹4,949
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
🛡️ Full Body Audit
136 Tests
₹4,599
₹5,499
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
🛡️ Full Body Audit
140 Tests
₹6,499
₹8,499
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
🛡️ Full Body Audit
149 Tests
₹7,499
₹9,999
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- ✓ Includes KFT Test
- ✓ Fasting: 10-12 Hours
- ✓ Doorstep home sample collection
- ✓ Pathologist certified report
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The KFT Test is a critical diagnostic screen performed to evaluate key biomarkers in your blood. Regular testing plays a vital role in the early detection and management of health issues, ensuring you can take proactive control of your wellbeing.
The Kidney Function Test (KFT / RFT) evaluates renal clearance, glomerular filtration efficiency, and electrolyte equilibrium through biomarkers including serum creatinine, blood urea nitrogen (BUN), uric acid, and electrolytes. Conducted under strict automated calibration in our NABL accredited central labs, regular kidney audits are vital for individuals managing hypertension or diabetes. For full systemic monitoring, physicians recommend pairing a KFT with a Liver Function Test, a Diabetes Blood Test, or a comprehensive Aarogyam Full Body Checkup. Learn how to maintain healthy renal filtration in our guides on understanding KFT lab reports and high creatinine levels and hydration.
The panel evaluates key biomarkers vital for understanding your physiological health:
| Parameter |
What It Shows |
Normal Reference Range |
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Serum Creatinine
|
Waste product from muscle wear-and-tear cleared by kidneys |
0.6—1.2 mg/dL |
|
Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
|
Waste product from liver protein breakdown cleared by kidneys |
7—20 mg/dL |
|
Uric Acid
|
Waste product from chemical purine breakdown; high levels cause gout |
3.5—7.2 mg/dL |
|
Urea
|
Form of nitrogen waste filtered by kidneys |
15—45 mg/dL |
|
BUN / Creatinine Ratio
|
Ratio calculated to distinguish types of kidney impairment |
10:1 to 20:1 |
* Normal biological reference intervals may vary slightly according to age, gender, and clinical instrumentation. Reports must be evaluated in clinical context by a qualified physician. Learn more about our Medical Review Process and Editorial Policy.
Clinicians recommend the KFT Test for individuals presenting with the following indications or health goals:
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Uncontrolled Hypertension
High blood pressure straining delicate kidney nephrons; pair with a Lipid Profile.
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Diabetic Kidney Screen
Annual nephropathy audit essential for all individuals with diabetes; check our Diabetes Blood Test.
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Long-Term Painkiller Use
Regular use of NSAIDs; monitor renal clearance alongside a Liver Function Test.
Preparing for your home blood test is fast, hygienic, and convenient:
🍽️ Fasting Protocol
Fasting is not required for this test; eat and drink normally. Read our comprehensive blood test fasting rules guide for detailed instructions on drinking water, morning coffee, and dinner timing.
💧 Hydration Rules
Drink ample plain water before your morning phlebotomy visit. Proper hydration plumps veins for gentle, painless blood draw without altering clinical biochemical values.
💊 Medication Guidelines
Continue routine blood pressure or thyroid medications unless specifically instructed otherwise by your doctor. Consult our diagnostic reporting guide on how common prescriptions affect blood panels.
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Book Slot Online
Enter your pincode in the booking flow to check address-level collection availability and current appointment slots. City guides do not guarantee availability at every address.
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Home Collection
A certified phlebotomist arrives at your home with fresh, sterile vacuum tubes adhering to NABL protocol.
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Digital Smart Report
Verified PDF report delivered to your WhatsApp & email. Learn how to interpret findings in our diagnostic report guide.
❓ What is included in a Kidney Function Test (KFT)?
KFT (also known as Renal Function Test or RFT) typically measures Serum Creatinine, Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN), Urea, Uric Acid, and mineral electrolytes to assess kidney filtration capacity.
❓ Is fasting required for KFT?
Fasting is not strictly required for a standalone KFT. However, morning sample collection is preferred. Avoid eating large amounts of cooked meat or taking creatinine supplements before the test, as it can temporarily raise blood creatinine levels. For detailed guidance on drinking water, morning coffee, or dinner timing, read our blood test fasting rules guide.
❓ How much does a KFT cost at home?
A complete KFT panel with free home sample collection (blood collection is absolutely free of cost) starts from ₹ 880. Results are processed at certified, NABL-accredited diagnostic labs. Home collection availability depends on the exact address and selected slot. Enter your pincode in the booking flow to confirm; blood collection is absolutely free of cost at serviceable addresses.
❓ What does a high creatinine level mean?
A high creatinine level indicates that your kidneys are not filtering waste products efficiently. It can be a sign of kidney disease, kidney stones, dehydration, excessive protein intake, or muscle injury.
❓ How does hydration affect KFT results?
Severe dehydration can cause a disproportionate rise in Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) relative to creatinine, resulting in an abnormal BUN/Creatinine ratio. Drinking adequate water before the test is recommended. For assistance decoding normal biological intervals, refer to our clinical guide on how to read your blood test report.
