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Serum (SST)

Measures fasting blood sugar and insulin together to assess insulin resistance, pre-diabetes, and metabolic health.

EDTA Whole Blood

Reflects average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months. Key marker for diagnosing and monitoring diabetes and pre-diabetes.

Serum (SST)

Measures total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides. Essential for cardiovascular risk assessment. Requires fasting.

Serum (SST)

14-marker panel covering blood sugar, electrolytes, kidney function, and liver enzymes — a broad overview of metabolic health.

Serum (SST)

8-marker panel measuring blood sugar, calcium, sodium, potassium, and kidney function markers. Useful for routine wellness checks.

EDTA Whole Blood

Counts red cells, white cells, and platelets. Screens for anemia, infection, immune disorders, and clotting issues.

Urine

Detects small amounts of protein in urine — an early indicator of kidney stress, especially in diabetic or hypertensive patients.

EDTA Whole Blood

Determines your ABO blood group and Rh factor (positive or negative). Important for transfusions, pregnancy planning, and medical records.

Serum (SST)

Sex Hormone Binding Globulin — regulates how much testosterone and estrogen is biologically active. Key for hormone balance assessment.

Serum (SST)

Measures morning cortisol, your primary stress hormone. Evaluates adrenal function and helps assess fatigue, anxiety, and burnout patterns.

Serum (SST)

Elevated prolactin can affect fertility, libido, and menstrual cycles. Often ordered when experiencing unexplained hormonal imbalances.

Serum (SST)

Adrenal hormone that converts to testosterone and estrogen. Important for energy, mood, libido, and aging-related hormone assessment.

Serum (SST)

Follicle-Stimulating Hormone — regulates reproductive function. Elevated FSH may indicate diminished ovarian reserve or menopause in women.

Serum (SST)

Luteinizing Hormone — triggers ovulation in women and testosterone production in men. Ordered alongside FSH to assess reproductive health.

Serum (SST)

Key hormone in menstrual cycle regulation and pregnancy support. Low levels may contribute to irregular cycles, mood changes, and infertility.

Serum (SST)

Primary form of estrogen. Monitored in women for cycle regularity, menopause, and fertility — and in men for gynecomastia or hormone imbalance.

Serum (SST)

Measures the biologically active fraction of testosterone not bound to proteins. More clinically relevant than total testosterone alone.

Serum (SST)

Measures overall testosterone levels. Used to assess low T symptoms, hormonal imbalance, and eligibility for hormone optimization protocols.

Serum (SST)

Active thyroid hormone driving metabolism, energy, and body temperature. Often low in hypothyroidism even when TSH appears normal.

Serum (SST)

Precursor thyroid hormone converted to T3. Helps assess how well the thyroid is producing and converting hormones.

Serum (SST)

Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone — the primary screening marker for thyroid function. Elevated TSH suggests an underactive thyroid; low TSH an overactive one.

Serum (SST)

High-sensitivity C-Reactive Protein measures systemic inflammation — a key independent risk factor for heart attack and stroke.

Serum (SST)

Counts the number of atherogenic (plaque-forming) particles in your blood. Considered a more accurate cardiovascular risk marker than LDL alone.

Serum (SST)

Genetically determined lipoprotein strongly associated with early heart disease and stroke risk. Not measured on standard lipid panels.

Serum (SST)

Elevated homocysteine is linked to increased cardiovascular disease risk and B-vitamin deficiency. Often ordered alongside B12 and folate.

EDTA Whole Blood

A general marker of inflammation in the body. Used to detect and monitor inflammatory and autoimmune conditions.

Serum (SST)

Essential antioxidant mineral supporting thyroid function, immune health, and protection against oxidative stress.

Serum (SST)

Critical mineral for immune function, wound healing, testosterone production, and skin health. Deficiency is common and often overlooked.

Serum (SST)

Involved in 300+ enzymatic reactions. Low magnesium is linked to muscle cramps, sleep issues, anxiety, and cardiovascular dysfunction.

Serum (SST)

Measures serum iron and total iron-binding capacity. Used to diagnose iron deficiency anemia and iron overload conditions.

Serum (SST)

Ferritin is your body's iron storage protein. Low ferritin is a leading cause of fatigue and hair loss, even when standard iron looks normal.

Serum (SST)

B-vitamin essential for DNA synthesis, cell division, and neural tube development. Critical during pregnancy and for cardiovascular health.

Serum (SST)

Essential for nerve function, red blood cell production, and energy metabolism. Deficiency is common in those on plant-based diets or certain medications.

Serum (SST)

The most important vitamin D marker. Deficiency is extremely widespread and linked to fatigue, immune dysfunction, bone loss, and mood disorders.

Serum (SST)

Measures insulin production by the pancreas. Helps distinguish between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and assess beta-cell function.

Serum (SST)

Elevated uric acid is associated with gout, kidney stones, and metabolic syndrome. Often checked alongside kidney and metabolic panels.

Serum (SST)

Liver enzyme sensitive to alcohol use, bile duct issues, and liver stress. Often elevated before other liver markers show changes.

Serum (SST)

Primary protein produced by the liver. Low albumin may indicate liver disease, kidney problems, or malnutrition.

Serum (SST)

Measures total protein (albumin + globulins) in the blood. Useful for assessing liver, kidney, and nutritional status.

Serum (SST)

Mineral important for bone health and energy metabolism. Abnormal levels can indicate kidney dysfunction or parathyroid issues.

Urine

Comprehensive urine dipstick analysis checking for infection, blood, protein, glucose, and kidney health markers.

Urine

Identifies bacteria causing a urinary tract infection (UTI) and guides antibiotic treatment decisions.

Urine

Screens for 10 common substances including amphetamines, opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, marijuana, and more. Used for personal or workplace testing.