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Your kit arrives
Everything you need is delivered to your door with free shipping.
Collect at home
Complete a simple finger-prick collection and mail it back in the prepaid package.
Review your results
See physician-reviewed results in your secure dashboard, typically 3–5 business days after your sample reaches the lab.
The scale shows weight.
Blood tests show more.
Check 18 biomarkers, including vitamin D, ferritin, blood sugar and cholesterol, with one at-home test.
GLP-1 treatment can change appetite, eating patterns and blood sugar. As weight changes, cholesterol and liver markers may change too. Eating less can also make getting enough nutrients more challenging.
Testing shows where your levels stand today, giving you results to discuss with your prescribing clinician. Comparing with previous results can help you understand what’s changed.
Basic: Blood sugar, liver enzymes, kidney-function markers and lipase.
Comprehensive: Everything in Basic, plus vitamin D, iron stores, cholesterol, thyroid function and inflammation markers.
See what’s included ↓What Comprehensive measures
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Nutrients2 biomarkers+
Nutrients
Eating less can change nutrient intake. These markers help identify issues worth discussing.
- Vitamin D
- Eating less can make meeting nutrient needs harder. In a study of 461,382 adults starting GLP-1 treatment, 13.6% had a vitamin D deficiency diagnosis recorded within a year. This does not prove the medication caused it. Checking your level can inform a conversation with your clinician. Study
- Ferritin
- Eating fewer iron-rich foods can reduce iron intake over time. Ferritin helps assess iron stores, but inflammation can also raise it.
Blood sugar & insulin3 biomarkers+
Blood sugar & insulin
Metabolic changes do not always track with pounds lost.
- Fasting glucose
- GLP-1 treatment helps lower blood sugar. Comparing fasting results with your baseline can show a change the scale cannot.
- HbA1c
- Blood sugar can improve before weight loss becomes obvious. HbA1c reflects roughly three months, so it shows a longer-term pattern rather than one morning’s reading.
- Fasting insulin
- As insulin sensitivity improves with weight loss, less insulin may be needed while fasting. Interpret this alongside glucose, since GLP-1 medicines also affect insulin release.
Cholesterol & heart5 biomarkers+
Cholesterol & heart
Your lipid results can change at different rates during treatment.
- Total cholesterol
- Changes in eating and weight can shift cholesterol levels. The breakdown matters: a change in the total alone cannot tell you which cholesterol particles changed.
- LDL
- LDL may improve during treatment, but weight loss does not guarantee a low LDL level. Genetics and the types of fat you eat also influence it.
- HDL
- HDL does not necessarily rise as weight falls. Its response can differ from LDL and triglycerides, so it adds context to the full lipid picture.
- Triglycerides
- Eating patterns and insulin sensitivity influence triglycerides. Levels may fall during GLP-1 treatment, offering another way to assess metabolic change.
- ApoB
- Even if weight or LDL improves, the number of artery-related cholesterol particles may remain elevated. ApoB adds information beyond how much cholesterol those particles carry.
Liver3 biomarkers+
Liver
These markers can reflect improvement as well as changes that need attention.
- ALT
- In people with fatty liver, ALT may fall as liver fat decreases during treatment. A normal ALT alone does not rule out liver disease.
- AST
- AST may fall alongside ALT as liver health improves, but exercise and muscle injury can also change it. Read the two together rather than treating AST as a liver-only signal.
- GGT
- GGT has fallen in semaglutide trials involving fatty liver. Alcohol and bile-duct problems can also affect it, so a change is not specific to GLP-1 treatment.
Kidney & pancreas3 biomarkers+
Kidney & pancreas
Hydration and muscle changes matter when interpreting these results. Seek care for persistent vomiting or difficulty keeping fluids down.
- Creatinine
- Dehydration from vomiting or diarrhea can raise creatinine. Muscle loss can lower it, so a lower result does not always mean better kidney function.
- eGFR
- This estimate uses creatinine, so hydration and muscle changes during weight loss can affect it. An apparent improvement needs context, especially after substantial muscle loss.
- Lipase
- Semaglutide can raise lipase without pancreatitis. A result alone cannot diagnose or rule it out; severe persistent abdominal pain needs prompt medical care.
Inflammation & thyroid2 biomarkers+
Inflammation & thyroid
Weight and energy changes can have more than one explanation.
- hs-CRP
- Inflammation linked to excess body fat may decrease with weight loss. hs-CRP can reflect that shift, but infections and other conditions can also raise it.
- TSH
- Thyroid conditions can also affect energy and weight, so not every change is caused by a GLP-1. TSH helps assess thyroid function, not the thyroid-cancer risk in medication warnings.
Results need clinical context. This wellness panel does not diagnose conditions or replace care from your clinician.
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“Tracking biomarkers gives patients that visibility.”
18 biomarkers.
One test. No subscription.
Order one comprehensive at-home test to understand where your markers stand today.
Test 18 markers from home
$150 for one test. No subscription or recurring charges. Testing is for wellness purposes and does not replace care from your prescribing clinician.
Before you test.
Can one test show changes over time?+
One test shows current levels. Tracking changes requires previous results or another test.
Is this a subscription?+
No. Basic is $99 with GLP26; Comprehensive is $150 with GLP130. Neither renews automatically.
Do I need to visit a lab?+
No. The collection is completed at home with a finger-prick, then mailed to the lab in the prepaid package.
When will I get my results?+
Results are typically available within 3–5 business days after your sample reaches the lab.
What does my purchase include?+
Both kits include collection supplies, lab analysis, physician review and shipping. Basic: 9 markers. Comprehensive: 18. No subscription.
Does this replace my prescribing clinician?+
No. This wellness test does not replace diagnosis, care or testing recommended by your clinician.
