Labs

Chronic inflammation is easy to name and hard to pin down. This panel measures it two ways that move on different timescales — hs-CRP and sed rate — then looks for the most common reason it's there. Insulin and uric acid catch the metabolic driver, ferritin and a full blood count catch the rest. The pattern between them is the answer, not any single number.

Typical turnaround: 9 days

Four tests that answer the cardiac question a standard cholesterol panel can't. ApoB counts the particles actually capable of lodging in an artery wall. Lp(a) is inherited, doesn't move with diet or exercise, and most people never have it checked once. hs-CRP shows whether there's active inflammation. Plus the full lipid panel underneath.

Typical turnaround: 9 days

A thyroid workup that goes past the single TSH most checkups stop at — free T3 and free T4 to show what your thyroid is actually producing, antibodies to show whether your immune system is involved, and the two deficiencies that most often masquerade as thyroid symptoms.

Typical turnaround: 9 days

A metabolic foundation — blood sugar, insulin, thyroid, iron status, and vitamin D alongside core chemistry.

Typical turnaround: 8 days

Your two hardest-working filters, examined properly. Full chemistry plus GGT and fractionated bilirubin for the liver, cystatin C for kidney function measured the way that doesn't get thrown off by how much muscle you carry, and amylase and lipase for the pancreas. Built for anyone on long-term medication, anyone who drinks, and anyone whose creatinine always reads high because they lift.

Typical turnaround: 10 days

Iron is the marker endurance athletes obsess over, and for good reason — low stores blunt oxygen delivery long before anything shows up as anemia. Full iron studies with ferritin, a complete blood count, plus the B12, folate, vitamin D, magnesium and thyroid that quietly govern whether you can absorb a training block or just survive it.

Typical turnaround: 9 days

Eleven markers that shift on GLP-1 therapy — metabolic, thyroid, lipids, inflammation, iron status, blood count and B12 — in a single draw. Run it before you start, then again a few months in.

Typical turnaround: 8 days

A combined look at heart and metabolic markers — cholesterol, inflammation, blood sugar, and core chemistry — in one draw.

Typical turnaround: 9 days

The baseline serious training is built on: blood count and full chemistry, cholesterol, blood sugar, inflammation, thyroid, iron stores, and vitamin D. Nine tests that tell you whether the engine is sound before you start tuning it — and give you a number to compare against next season.

Typical turnaround: 8 days

“I'm tired all the time” has a short list of usual suspects, and this panel checks all of them in one draw: anemia and iron stores, thyroid function, B12 and folate, vitamin D, blood sugar, morning cortisol, and full chemistry. The point isn't one number — it's ruling things out until what's left is the answer.

Typical turnaround: 10 days

Autoimmune thyroid disease and celiac disease travel together far more often than chance would predict, and both are commonly missed for years. This panel screens for the antibodies behind each, alongside two inflammation markers and full blood and chemistry work. Covers thyroid and celiac autoimmunity specifically — it does not screen for lupus or rheumatoid arthritis.

Typical turnaround: 9 days

A broad baseline across blood, metabolic, inflammation, and hormone markers, built for tracking change over time.

Typical turnaround: 12 days

Some of what drives cognitive decline is fixed. This panel measures the parts that aren't. Homocysteine, which tracks with brain atrophy and is lowered by B vitamins. B12 and folate with methylmalonic acid, because B12 deficiency causes confusion and memory loss that reverses when it's corrected. Thyroid, vitamin D, blood sugar and inflammation — the four other reversible contributors most often missed.

Typical turnaround: 11 days

Weight that won't move usually has a reason, and it's rarely willpower. This panel measures how much insulin your body is making and how hard it's working to do it (insulin plus C-peptide), the hormone that tells your brain you've eaten enough (leptin), thyroid, morning cortisol, blood sugar, cholesterol and full chemistry — the whole machinery, not just the number on the scale.

Typical turnaround: 11 days

Training breaks muscle down on purpose; recovery is where the adaptation happens. This panel measures the enzymes that leak out when muscle is damaged — creatine kinase with isoenzymes, and LDH — alongside inflammation, magnesium inside the cell, uric acid, kidney and liver chemistry, and a full blood count. The point is knowing whether you're recovering between sessions or accumulating damage.

Eight measures of what you're actually absorbing, not what's on the label. B12 with methylmalonic acid — the test that catches a functional B12 deficiency when serum B12 still reads normal — plus folate, vitamin D, full iron studies, and the four minerals that matter most: magnesium measured inside the red cell, zinc, copper, and selenium. Zinc and copper together on purpose: heavy zinc supplementation quietly depletes copper.

Typical turnaround: 11 days

The middle rung between a cholesterol panel and a full cardiac workup. ApoB counts the particles that actually cause plaque and ApoA-1 counts the ones that clear it — the ratio is more predictive than either alone. Lp(a) is inherited and worth knowing once in your life. Homocysteine and hs-CRP cover two different damage pathways, and TMAO reflects how your gut bacteria process what you eat.

Typical turnaround: 10 days

Sixteen tests aimed at the things that actually shorten healthspan: the cholesterol particles that drive arterial disease (ApoB, Lp(a)), inflammation and homocysteine, how early insulin resistance is setting in, kidney function measured the sensitive way with cystatin C, plus growth factor, DHEA-S, thyroid, iron and vitamin D. Built to be repeated yearly so you're watching a trajectory, not a snapshot.

Typical turnaround: 10 days

The most complete single draw we offer. Twenty-three tests spanning heart risk beyond cholesterol (ApoB, Lp(a), homocysteine, hs-CRP), how your body handles sugar, a full thyroid workup with antibodies, sex and stress hormones, growth factor, and the nutrients — iron, B12, folate, vitamin D, magnesium, zinc — that quietly drive how you feel. An executive physical's worth of bloodwork without the executive physical.

Typical turnaround: 10 days

Cholesterol is one number. Heart health isn't. This panel measures the particles that carry cholesterol (ApoB), the inherited risk factor most people have never checked (Lp(a)), how your body handles insulin, inflammation, omega-3 status, and the full metabolic picture around them — 75+ biomarkers that turn “your labs look fine” into an actual answer.

Two tests, one draw, for the screening question most men over fifty are told to ask and then never get a clear answer on. PSA is measured free and total — the ratio between them is what separates an enlarged prostate from something that warrants a urologist — alongside free, bioavailable and total testosterone with SHBG.

Typical turnaround: 9 days

A focused re-check for anyone tracking hormones over time: free, bioavailable and total testosterone by mass spectrometry, ultrasensitive estradiol, and the blood, chemistry and cholesterol context that shows how the rest of you is responding. Built to be repeated — same tests, same methods, so the trend line means something.

Typical turnaround: 12 days

Nine components in one draw — free, bioavailable and total testosterone with SHBG, ultrasensitive estradiol, FSH, LH and prolactin, plus prostate, metabolic and blood context.

Typical turnaround: 12 days

Priority One’s most comprehensive men’s panel — blood, metabolic, hormone, thyroid, and nutrient markers in one draw.

The bloodwork a fertility workup starts with. AMH estimates how many eggs are still in reserve; FSH, LH and estradiol read together show how hard your body is working to recruit them; prolactin, thyroid and DHEA-S catch the common, treatable things that quietly interfere. Drawn early in your cycle, when these numbers mean what they're supposed to mean.

Typical turnaround: 12 days

Thirteen markers in one draw — free, bioavailable and total testosterone with SHBG, ultrasensitive estradiol, progesterone, and full thyroid, adrenal and blood context.

Typical turnaround: 7 days

A focused set of hormone, androgen, metabolic, and thyroid markers commonly reviewed together when exploring PCOS-related questions with a healthcare provider.

Typical turnaround: 13 days

The years before menopause are the ones nobody explains. This panel measures the hormones that drive the transition using ultrasensitive methods that stay accurate at low levels, checks the thyroid condition that mimics it almost exactly, and looks at the iron, cholesterol and blood sugar changes that come with it — so you get an explanation, not a shrug.

Typical turnaround: 12 days

Priority One’s most comprehensive women’s panel — hormones, thyroid, metabolic, and nutrient markers together.

The safety panel Altro requires before starting testosterone injections — comprehensive metabolic panel and CBC in one draw. Must be drawn fasting, between 7 and 10 a.m.

Typical turnaround: 8 days

The follow-up panel Altro requires 60–90 days after starting GLP-1 therapy — metabolic, thyroid, blood count and B12 markers in a single draw.

Typical turnaround: 8 days

The follow-up panel Altro requires once you're on testosterone therapy — hormones, thyroid, prostate and safety markers in one draw. Must be drawn fasting, between 7 and 10 a.m.

Typical turnaround: 12 days

The panel Altro requires before starting testosterone therapy — 13 hormone, thyroid, prostate and safety markers in one draw. Must be drawn fasting, between 7 and 10 a.m.

Typical turnaround: 12 days

The follow-up panel Altro requires once you're on testosterone therapy — 12 hormone, thyroid, adrenal and safety markers in one draw. Must be drawn fasting, between 7 and 10 a.m.

Typical turnaround: 12 days