Berkeley Health Is Taking Home Testing to the World Stage: Here Is What Is Happening in Miami This June.

Something significant is happening at the Miami Beach Convention Center this June, and it involves you

From 17 to 19 June 2026, Berkeley Health will be at World Health Expo Miami, one of the most important healthcare gatherings in the Americas. We are not there to observe. We are there to connect with the people who are shaping what home testing looks like in the US and globally.

Specifically:

• Why we are going, and what this moment means for Berkeley Health
• What our FDA registration signals to the global market
• The full range of tests we are bringing to the show
• Who we want to sit down with, and how to find us 

If you are attending, this tells you exactly where we are and what we are there to do. If you are not, it tells you where Berkeley Health is headed.

Berkeley Health started as a UK brand with a clear purpose: to give people access to clinically reliable health tests from the comfort of their own home. That meant building a range covering fertility, hormonal health, infectious disease, gut health, and vitamins, all designed for home use, all built to the same quality standards you would expect from a clinical setting.

Over the past year, that foundation has been validated on the global stage. We exhibited at WHX Dubai 2026 as part of the ABHI UK Healthcare Pavilion, where we connected with distributors, healthcare leaders, and international partners from across the sector. Miami is the next step, and it is a bigger one.

The US represents the largest healthcare market in the world. Home-based testing is one of the fastest-growing categories within it. We are arriving in Miami with FDA registration, an expanding product portfolio, and a clear ambition: to make Berkeley Health's self-tests available to a far wider audience than they reach today.

Why Miami, and why now

World Health Expo Miami is where healthcare buyers, distributors, investors, and innovators come together to make things happen. The 2026 edition brings more than 15,000 professional visits and 1,300 exhibitors to the Miami Beach Convention Center across three days.

This is not a general industry conference. It is purpose-built for decision-makers who are actively looking for partnerships, products, and new categories to invest in. The conversations that happen at events like this lead to distribution agreements, market entries, and long-term commercial relationships.

For a company at the stage Berkeley Health is at now, with a validated product range, international regulatory credentials, and a clear US ambition, WHX Miami is exactly the right room to be in.

What FDA registration actually means for Berkeley Health's test kits

Plenty of home test kits exist. What separates Berkeley Health from the noise in a market like the US is the quality infrastructure behind the home testing kits.

FDA registration is a meaningful benchmark. It confirms that our manufacturing processes, product performance, and safety standards meet the requirements set by one of the world's most rigorous regulatory bodies. For a US buyer or distributor, it removes a significant barrier. It is the difference between a product that needs a conversation and one that is already credentialled for the market.

Alongside FDA registration, Berkeley Health holds ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certification, CE Mark, and MHRA registration. Taken together, these credentials cover the quality, safety, and regulatory expectations of the UK, European, and US markets. They are not badges on a website. They are the reason our partners trust the range. 

What we are bringing to WHX Miami '26

Berkeley Health's FDA registered portfolio covers tests that address some of the most common and underserved health concerns in the consumer market.

The current registered range includes drug detection, vaginal pH, ovulation LH, urinary tract infection, menopause FSH, and pregnancy. Each test is designed for accurate home use without clinical training, with results in minutes.

The next phase of our FDA registration journey brings in Prostate PSA, Vitamin D, Iron, Thyroid TSH, HIV 1/2, Chlamydia, and Strep A. This is not a product line being stretched to fit a new market. It is a deliberately broad range built to address the health categories that matter most across different demographics and life stages.

Come and find us at stand i47

Berkeley Health's goal at WHX Miami is not to hand out brochures. It is to have real conversations with people who are curious about what accessible, credentialled home testing can do in their market.

That might mean a distribution conversation. It might mean a clinical partnership, a product question, or simply wanting to understand what the range covers and how it is built. Whether you are a buyer, a healthcare professional, an investor, or someone who just wants to see what we do up close, the door is open.

Come and find us at stand i47. The conversation does not have to start with a formal pitch. Sometimes it just starts with a look at what we do.

Stand i47. Three days. Come and find us.

Berkeley Health will be at stand i47 at the Miami Beach Convention Center for all three days of WHX Miami 2026. We will have our full FDA registered range on display and our team ready to talk through product details, partnership structures, and what a commercial relationship with Berkeley Health looks like.

If you cannot make it to Miami but want to start a conversation before or after the event, reach out directly at berkeleyhealth.com. We are not hard to find.

Berkeley Health’s continued expansion

Commercial growth and wider purpose are not separate things for Berkeley Health. Every new market we enter, every new product we bring to FDA registration, and every partnership we build serves the same underlying goal: more people being able to take a reliable health test at home, without waiting for an appointment, without needing clinical training, and without the cost or friction that keeps preventive health out of reach for so many.

That is why the range is as broad as it is. A person checking their vitamin D levels at home, a man monitoring his PSA without having to navigate a GP referral, a woman understanding her hormone levels before a clinical conversation: these are not niche scenarios. They are everyday health moments that should be accessible to everyone.

As Berkeley Health grows internationally, that purpose travels with it. The products change, the markets change, the regulatory frameworks change. The reason for doing it does not.

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