Standard cholesterol tests miss most of the picture
Nearly half of people who have a heart attack have “normal” cholesterol on a standard panel. This panel measures the markers that matter: the number and type of LDL particles driving plaque buildup, inherited risk like Lp(a), the inflammation that destabilizes arteries, and the metabolic markers that reveal blood-sugar problems years before a diabetes diagnosis. Every order is reviewed and authorized by a licensed clinician, and results come back with a plain-language review.
What’s included
- Advanced Lipid Panel — ApoB, Lp(a), LDL particle number and size, HDL subtypes, triglycerides
- Inflammation — hs-CRP (high-sensitivity C-reactive protein)
- Blood Sugar & Insulin — fasting insulin, Hemoglobin A1c
- Foundational markers — total cholesterol, LDL-C, HDL-C
How it works
- Purchase your panel. You pay once — no surprise bills from the lab.
- A licensed clinician reviews your order. Every panel is authorized by a licensed clinician. If testing isn’t appropriate for you, you’re fully refunded.
- Get your blood drawn. We send you a lab order for a nearby Quest or Labcorp draw station — fasting required for this panel, so morning draws are ideal.
- Review your results. When results are back, a clinician reviews them and you receive a clear, plain-language summary of your cardiovascular and metabolic risk — and what to do about it.
Who it’s for
Adults 18+ with a family history of heart disease or stroke, “borderline” cholesterol on a standard test, metabolic syndrome or weight concerns, or anyone who wants a real baseline of cardiovascular risk — not just a checkbox number.
Important notes
- Available to adults 18+. Not available for patients located in NY, NJ, RI, or HI due to state laboratory regulations.
- A 10–12 hour fast is required before your draw for accurate insulin and lipid results.
- A clinician may determine that testing is not appropriate for your situation; in that case your purchase is refunded in full.
- Lab testing is not a substitute for medical care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always share your results with your physician.
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