Overview
CLNQ is an aesthetic, surgical and medical longevity clinic with sites in Manchester and Knutsford, Cheshire. CLNQ Life sells three doctor led longevity programmes built on blood and biomarker testing, with genetic screening and biological age markers at higher tiers, plus NAD+, hyperbaric oxygen and ozone therapy. The Manchester and Knutsford clinics are CQC rated Good.
- What it sells
- 3 health assessments, from £295; 2 programmes, from £2,500; 9 single tests, from £450
- Doctors
- 1 named: Dr Kajal Babamiri, Co-founder, leads non-surgical, skin and longevity practice
- Your results
- A longevity doctor
- Who it is for
- “Anyone serious about healthy ageing , especially with a family history of heart disease, dementia, osteoporosis, or cancer”
- Reviews
- Google: 4.8 from 105 reviews
- Trustpilot: 3.4 from 50 reviews
- Doctify: none found
- Checked 21st October 2026
Source: clnq.com, clnq life longevity clinic, checked 21st October 2026.
What you get for the money
Longevity programme: Baseline, £500.
IncludedIf you choose itNot mentioned
- Blood
- “Baseline Biomarkers”
- Body composition
- “Body Composition Assessment”
- Fitness
- “Grip Strength”
- Doctor
- “Longevity Doctor Consultation”
- Follow up
- “a small number of specific changes with a re-test interval”
Source: clnq.com, clnq life longevity clinic, checked 21st October 2026.
Every price
- Longevity programme: Baseline£500Includes “Baseline Biomarkers”, “Body Composition Assessment”, “Grip Strength”, “Longevity Doctor Consultation”.
- Longevity programme: Advanced£2,500Includes “TruDiagnostics 180 Biomarkers Panel”, “Body Composition Assessment”, “Grip Strength”, “Advanced adds deeper testing — genetic screening, biological age markers, body composition”, “Longevity Doctor Consultation”.
- Longevity programme: Eternal£6,500Includes “TruDiagnostics 180 Biomarkers Panel”, “Body Composition Assessment”, “Grip Strength”, “Plus mineral profile, cancer screen, six-month re-testing, monthly review (Eternal, on top of Advanced which adds 'genetic screening, biological age markers')”, “Monthly Longevity Doctor Review”.
- Biomarker panel: Foundation£299The clinic’s price: “£299 / panel”. Includes “52 biomarkers”, “Every panel is doctor-reviewed”.
- Biomarker panel: Complete£499The clinic’s price: “£499 / panel”. Includes “78 biomarkers”, “Every panel is doctor-reviewed”.
- Biomarker panel: Apex£899The clinic’s price: “£899 / panel”. Includes “110+ biomarkers”, “Genetic risk overlay (APOE, MTHFR)”, “Every panel is doctor-reviewed”.
- GlycanAge biological age test£450Includes “It is a blood test that measures the glycans”, “biological age”.
- Health check: Essential Plus£295Includes “Electrocardiogram (Heart Tracing)”, “GP consultation”.
- Health check: Well Man / Well Woman£695Includes “Blood tests – Blood count, kidney and liver function, cholesterol and lipids, thyroid, diabetes (HbA1c)”, “Electrocardiogram (Heart Tracing)”, “GP consultation”.
- Genetic screening£550The clinic’s price: “£550 cancer screen, £550 cardiac screen, £650 bespoke screen”. Includes “These tests are performed using a sample of your saliva or blood”, “Our private GPs will take a medical history and family history”.
- TruDiagnostics TruAge£950
- TruDiagnostics TruHealth£950
- TruDiagnostics TruHealth and TruAge£1500
- Trucheck cancer test£1250
Sources: clnq.com, clnq life longevity clinic, clnq.com, biomarker testing, clnq.com, glycanage, clnq.com, health checks and clnq.com, genetic screening, checked 21st October 2026.
Is it worth it?
This page does not answer that. Here is what the NHS does for free, and what those who set screening policy say.
- NHS Health Check
- “a free check-up of the health of your heart and blood vessels”
- Who can have it
- People “aged 40 to 74 who do not have” certain conditions, such as heart disease or diabetes, or who already take medicines like statins
- How often
- Every 5 years, by invitation from your GP or local council
- What it checks
- Height, weight, waist, blood pressure, cholesterol and possibly blood sugar, in about 20 to 30 minutes
Source: nhs.uk, NHS Health Check, page reviewed 14th August 2023, checked 20th October 2026.
UK National Screening Committee
“Screening is not for people who have symptoms. People who have symptoms should always consult their GP.”
GOV.UK, published 21st November 2023
NHS
“Private companies offer a range of screening tests that you have to pay for.”
nhs.uk, NHS screening, reviewed 30th July 2024
Could it find something that isn’t there?
UK National Screening Committee
“Screening tests are not 100% accurate and do not provide a diagnosis.”
GOV.UK, published 21st November 2023
UK National Screening Committee
“False negative or false positive results can be harmful, as someone may either be falsely reassured or unnecessarily worried.”
GOV.UK, principles of screening, updated 11th July 2025
After your results
- Who explains them
- A longevity doctor
- If something is found
- “Panels of this size throw up borderline findings at a predictable rate in well people, and most of those are meaningless variation”
- Sharing with your GP
- “We complement your regular healthcare and will communicate with your GP or existing specialists (with your consent) to ensure joined-up care”
- Insurance and employers
- “A genetic result cannot be unlearned. If a screen shows you carry a variant that raises your risk of a serious condition, you will know that for the rest of your life, and so, in some circumstances, will your insurer and your relatives”
Sources: clnq.com, clnq life longevity clinic, clnq.com, biomarker testing and clnq.com, genetic screening, checked 21st October 2026.
Royal College of General Practitioners
“the organisation initiating the screening should not assume that general practitioners will deal with the results”
rcgp.org.uk, screening, October 2019
Doctors
Every doctor the clinic names, with their entry on the medical register where one was found.
Sources: gmc-uk.org, 6132231, checked 19th October 2026; the GMC register entries linked above, checked 20th October 2026.
What it tells you
The same questions for every clinic. What it says on its own pages, and what it does not.
StatedNot stated
- PricesStated for every package
- What each package includesStated
- How long a visit takesNot stated
- How long results takeStated
- Who explains your resultsStated
- What happens if something is foundStated
- Who pays for follow upNot stated
- Whether results go to your GPStated
- Insurance or employer coverStated
- Its doctors’ namesStated: 1 doctor
From the clinic’s pages listed under Sources, checked 21st October 2026.
Details
Membership terms
In the clinic’s own terms:
- Term
- “a structured programme of treatment over several months with review appointments built in”
- “a year-long relationship rather than a package”
Source: clnq.com, clnq life longevity clinic, checked 20th October 2026.
Registration
- Registered as
- CLNQ Limited, 11 Owen Street, Manchester, M15 4YB
- Registered for
- Independent doctor
Source: the Care Quality Commission’s page for this location, checked 19th October 2026.
Sources
- The clinic’s site
- clnq.com
- Registers
- The Care Quality Commission and the General Medical Council
- Checked
- 19th, 20th and 21st October 2026