Start from the question
Nobody wakes up wanting a lipid panel.
Choosing a question filters the index below. It does not produce an answer — a clinician reads the results together with your history and decides what, if anything, follows.
The index
Every measurement, searchable.
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Numeric reference intervals are not published here. They differ by laboratory, instrument, sex and age, and the interval that applies to you is printed on your own report beside your result.
What sits in each panel
Five groupings. 77 measurements between them.
Complete Blood Count
The cellular picture — red cells, white cells, platelets and the full differential.
Lipid Panel
Cholesterol fractions, triglycerides and the ratios read alongside them.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
Liver and kidney function, protein, electrolyte-adjacent chemistry.
Hormone Panel
Androgens, oestrogens, binding proteins, pituitary signalling and thyroid.
Advanced & Longevity Markers
Inflammation, nutrient status, insulin, IGF-1, apolipoproteins and screening.
Panel contents follow the laboratory's compendium. Which panel is appropriate for you is a clinical judgement, not a shopping decision — a $47 video consult exists for exactly that question.
The deliverable
A number is not the product. The reading is.
Every result arrives with the interval that applies to you, the direction it has moved since your last draw, and a clinician's note on what — if anything — it changes. Markers are read together, never alone, and the trend carries more weight than any single value.
What can go wrong
15 reasons a sample cannot be reported.
Home collection fails sometimes. These are the named reasons, taken directly from the laboratory's own compendium. When any of them occurs we tell you which one, send a replacement kit, and do not charge you again.
- 01The collection device holds too little sample for the test.
- 02The wrong collection device was used for the test requested.
- 03The requisition was not signed or approved by the participant.
- 04The collection device was past its expiration date.
- 05The sample was damaged during collection or in transit.
- 06The device carried no identifier confirming whose sample it is.
- 07The sample was unsuitable for analysis because of how it was collected.
- 08A state permit for that test was still pending.
- 09The sample was lost before or during transit.
- 10The requisition or uploaded record did not include the test request.
- 11The collection date was missing, or the sample had expired.
- 12The sample haemolysed in transit — the red cells broke down.
- 13The sample was lipemic, which interferes with the reading.
- 14The preservative was missing from the collection device.
- 15The result fell outside the reportable limit of the instrument.
