Comprehensive Blood Report
A detailed breakdown of your blood markers, including cholesterol, hormones, vitamins, inflammation, thyroid, liver, and kidney function.
| Marker | Description |
|---|---|
| Total Cholesterol (TC) | Measures overall cholesterol in your blood; high levels increase heart disease risk. |
| Direct LDL-C | "Bad" cholesterol linked to plaque buildup in arteries. |
| sdLDL-C | Smaller, denser LDL particles that are more harmful and increase cardiovascular risk. |
| HDL-C | "Good" cholesterol that helps clear excess cholesterol, protecting against heart disease. |
| Triglycerides (TG) | A type of fat in the blood; high levels signal metabolic issues. |
| Lp(a) | A genetic cholesterol type associated with higher risks of heart attack and stroke. |
| Marker | What is it | Why Test? |
|---|---|---|
| Fat Balance (FatBal) | Measures omega-3, omega-6, and other fatty acids. | Imbalances contribute to inflammation and chronic diseases. |
| Inflammation Marker (hsCRP) | Indicates systemic inflammation. | Elevated levels are linked to heart disease, arthritis, and chronic illnesses. |
| Thyroid Function (TSH) | Regulates thyroid activity. | Helps detect thyroid dysfunctions affecting energy, metabolism, and mood. |
| Marker | Description |
|---|---|
| DHEAS | Adrenal hormone involved in overall hormone production. |
| Estradiol (E2) | The primary estrogen, crucial for reproductive health and bone strength. |
| SHBG | A protein that controls hormone availability in the bloodstream. |
| Testosterone (Test-T) | Affects energy, libido, and muscle health in women. |
| LH & FSH | Hormones regulating menstrual cycles and menopausal status. |
| Progesterone (Prog) | Supports the menstrual cycle and pregnancy. |
| Marker | What is it | Why Test? |
|---|---|---|
| Cortisol (Cort) | A stress hormone from the adrenal glands. | Imbalances can indicate stress or adrenal dysfunction. |
| Electrolytes and Kidney Function (Na, K, CO2, Cl, BUN, Creat, eGFR) | Measure hydration, kidney health, and electrolyte balance. | Detects issues like dehydration or early kidney disease. |
| Marker | Description |
|---|---|
| Glucose (Glu) | Blood sugar levels; elevated levels suggest prediabetes or diabetes. |
| Calcium (Ca) | Essential for bone and muscle health. |
| Vitamin D | Supports bone density, immunity, and mood. |
| Marker | What They are |
|---|---|
| Liver Function (ALT, AST, AlkPhos, Tbil, Alb, TP) | Measure liver enzymes and proteins. |
Get a comprehensive blood panel from the comfort of home in just 4 easy steps.
Purchase your test and receive your dried blood spot kit by mail with clear step-by-step collection instructions.
Use the lancet to collect a few drops of blood onto the collection card. Quick, simple, and minimally invasive.
Place your completed collection card in the prepaid return envelope and drop it in the mail.
Receive your comprehensive blood marker report within 5–7 business days. Clear, color-coded, and actionable.
Takes less than 5 minutes. Everything you need is included in your kit.
Your kit arrives with a lancet, collection card, bandage, and return envelope. Wash your hands thoroughly before starting.
Use the lancet to gently prick the side of your fingertip. A small drop of blood is all you need — quick and nearly painless.
Apply blood drops to each circle on the card until fully filled. Let it dry completely for 30 minutes before packing.
Seal the dried card in the prepaid return envelope and drop it in any mailbox. No post office visit required.
Each color represents where your blood markers fall — clear and easy to understand.
Indicates an out-of-range result that may require immediate attention. Speak with your healthcare provider about these markers.
Indicates a borderline result. These markers are approaching out-of-range levels and should be monitored closely.
Indicates a normal, healthy result. These markers fall within optimal ranges and no immediate action is needed.
A detailed breakdown of your blood markers, including cholesterol, hormones, vitamins, inflammation, thyroid, liver, and kidney function.
Each marker is sorted by severity using Red, Yellow, and Green indicators so you can quickly see what needs attention and what looks healthy.
Each blood marker comes with an explanation of what it measures, why it matters, and the healthy reference range so you understand your results.
Your full blood test report is downloadable and easy to share with your doctor or healthcare practitioner.
Thousands of customers have taken control of their health with our at-home blood test.
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I've been getting annual bloodwork done for years but never understood what it all meant. This report was the first time everything was explained clearly. I finally knew what to do.
The at-home collection kit was incredibly easy to use. Got my results in less than a week and the color-coded breakdown made it so simple to understand what needed attention.
I was worried my cholesterol was high but didn't want to wait months for a doctor appointment. This test gave me answers quickly and my practitioner consultation was incredibly helpful.