Blood testsWellness panels

Wellness panel, light.

Blood count, metabolism, cholesterol, vitamin D and A1c, with a urine sample.

  • Markers93
  • SampleBlood draw
  • FastingYes
  • Draw timeAny time
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What it measures.

93 results across the parts below, each in plain English. This describes what a lab measures; it cannot tell you what your own result means.

  • Complete blood countCBC

    Counts and sizes the red cells, white cells and platelets, including hemoglobin and hematocrit.

  • Comprehensive metabolic panelCMP

    Fourteen measures of blood sugar, salts and minerals, kidney function and liver function in one test.

  • Lipid panelLipids

    Total, LDL, HDL and non HDL cholesterol with triglycerides.

  • Cholesterol ratiosRatios

    Total cholesterol to HDL, and LDL to HDL, calculated from the panel.

  • Vitamin D, 25 hydroxyVitamin D

    The main circulating form of vitamin D, which reflects what comes from sunlight, food and supplements.

  • Hemoglobin A1cA1c

    The share of hemoglobin in red blood cells that has sugar attached. It reflects average blood sugar over about the past three months.

  • UrinalysisUrine

    A look at a urine sample: its concentration, acidity, and whether it holds protein, sugar or cells.

How to prepare.

  1. Fasting 12 to 14 hours. Water is fine.
  2. The lab also collects a urine sample.

Often taken with it.

  • Wellness panels99 markers

    Wellness panel, medium

    The light panel plus thyroid, testosterone, hs CRP and ferritin.

    • Fasting 12 to 14 hours

    CBC, CMP, Lipids, Thyroid and more

  • Wellness panels73 markers

    Comprehensive wellness panel

    Blood count, metabolism, kidney and liver, cholesterol, thyroid and iron in one draw.

    • Fasting 12 hours

    CBC, CMP, Kidney, Liver and more

  • Men’s health76 markers

    Men’s hormone checkup

    Hormones, PSA, thyroid, cholesterol, blood count and metabolism in one draw.

    • Fasting 12 to 14 hours
    • Morning draw

    Total T, Free T, E2, FSH and more

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