Walk-in Medical Laboratory Services in Dubai

Freiburg Medical Laboratory (FML) in Dubai offers Walk-in laboratory testing for many routine and specialized investigations. Many tests can be performed without a prior appointment or doctor’s referral. Certain tests may require preparation or prior confirmation.

Walk-In Laboratory Tests

Depending on the investigation, available tests include:

Complete Blood Count (CBC), Blood Grouping, Fasting Glucose, HbA1c, Liver Function Tests, Kidney Function Tests, Thyroid Function Tests, Cholesterol and Lipid Profile.

Test preparation: Some tests require fasting or other preparation. Before your visit, call or contact the laboratory to confirm the preparation requirements for your specific test.

Children under 4: Prior arrangement is required for sample collection. Please contact the laboratory before visiting.

Laboratory Services

FML provides more than 5,000 diagnostic parameters across a range of medical specialties.The laboratory is accredited to DIN EN ISO 15189 standards and is part of the SYNLAB network.

You can access your laboratory results through FML's online lab reports once they are ready. The time required to receive results varies depending on the test.

Laboratory Hours

Monday–Thursday & Saturday: 9:00 AM–9:00 PM
Friday & Sunday: 9:00 AM–6:00 PM

Phone: +971 4 396 2227

Email: info@fml-dubai.com

FAQs

Can I walk in for a laboratory test without a prescription or appointment?

Many routine laboratory tests can be requested without a prescription or prior appointment. Some investigations may require prior confirmation.

Do I need to fast before my test?

Fasting requirements depend on the test. Fasting glucose and some cholesterol or lipid profile tests may require fasting. CBC, HbA1c and thyroid function tests generally do not require fasting. Before you visit, call or contact the laboratory to confirm the preparation requirements for your specific test.

How will I receive my test results?

Results can be accessed through FML’s online reporting portal once laboratory processing is
complete. The time required depends on the test.