The Vitamins department has three tests, all serum, all by CLIA. They are not part of the biochemistry panel unless someone adds them to the bill.
Vitamin D
The name on the test is 25-hydroxy vitamin D. Opening price ₹1,400. The sentence stored on the row names three bands: under 20, 20–29, and 30–100 ng/mL. The numeric range used for the high/low mark is 30 to 100. A result of 22 is outside that numeric range, so it is marked, even though the sentence on the row explains the middle band. Read the mark with that sentence. If the kit’s sufficiency cut-off is different, change the numeric range. Do not leave a range that disagrees with the sentence you want patients to read.
B12 and folate
Vitamin B12 opens at ₹900, range 200–900 pg/mL, with the note that it depends on the assay. Serum folate opens at ₹800. The row text says above 5.4 ng/mL, and the numeric band used for the flag is 5.4 to 20. A high folate can therefore be marked as well. Widen the top end if the laboratory does not want that.
Ferritin is not in this department. It is a biochemistry test, opening at ₹900, with separate adult bands for women and men.