Female Baseline Panel

A woman's full baseline, in one draw

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4 draws a year

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$3.22 a day

$289.99 every 3 months

2-panel minimum, each a full new draw

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$339.99

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Questions people bring to this panel

Taking care of everyone else first?See your estradiol, testosterone and thyroid.
Want a starting point that is all yours?See your cholesterol, A1c and blood counts.
Training for something that matters to you?See your hs-CRP, liver and kidney numbers.
Like to plan ahead?See your estradiol, TSH and A1c.

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What is measured

A general baseline, with the hormone and thyroid markers usually added when the panel is built for women.

The 45+ biomarkers on your report come from these tests, grouped by what each one looks at.

Each result on the lab report counts as a biomarker, and a single test can report more than one.

Blood count and cells
- Complete Blood Count
- Blood Cell Morphology
- White Cell Differential
- Platelet Estimation
The complete blood count counts your red cells, white cells and platelets. The morphology looks at the size and shape of your blood cells under magnification, the differential breaks your white blood cells down by type, and the platelet estimation is a visual check of the platelet count.
Body chemistry
- Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
Fourteen measures covering kidney and liver chemistry, blood sugar, protein and electrolyte balance.
Cholesterol and blood sugar
- Lipid Panel
- Hemoglobin A1c
Your cholesterol breakdown in one grouping: LDL, HDL and triglycerides, plus your average blood sugar over the past two to three months, rather than a single moment.
Hormones
- Total Testosterone
- Estradiol (Ultrasensitive)
Total testosterone is the total amount of testosterone circulating, both bound and unbound, and estradiol is measured by a method built to resolve lower concentrations, where a standard assay is imprecise.
Thyroid
- TSH
Thyroid stimulating hormone, the signal the pituitary sends to the thyroid. It is the usual first number in a thyroid check.
Inflammation
- hs-CRP
C-reactive protein, measured by a high-sensitivity method able to read the low levels a standard CRP test cannot resolve. The liver produces it in response to inflammation.

How it works

Physician-authorized. A physician in your testing partner's network authorizes the order, so you do not need to see your own doctor first.
Fasting. Fast for 8 to 10 hours before your draw where possible. Water and prescribed medication are fine.
At the draw. Bring photo ID. The draw itself usually takes under ten minutes from check-in.
Getting results. We email you as soon as they are ready, and you sign in to your account to read them.