Three steps, five stages
How it works
Three steps from choosing a panel to reading your results, with the stages your order moves through and what we are still confirming.
How it works in three steps.
Panel from the catalog.
Step 1
Choose your panel
Start with the baseline or pick a focused panel for the question you have. Each panel page lists its confirmed contents so far.
- Order confirmed. Your order is recorded and the laboratory paperwork for your draw, the requisition, is prepared.
Illustrative visit. Stage names as the product names them.
Step 2
Plan your lab visit
Book a blood draw once your order is confirmed. Where collection happens and how to prepare are being confirmed before launch.
- Appointment. You book a time for your blood draw. Being confirmed Where collection happens and how booking works.
- Blood draw. Your sample is collected and sent to the laboratory. Being confirmed How to prepare, including whether to fast.
Illustrative sample. Not a real result.
Step 3
Read your results
Results arrive marker by marker with plain-language notes, and a written analysis is the final stage of the order.
- Results. Results arrive marker by marker, each with the plain-language notes you can already read under What we test. Being confirmed When results arrive.
- Written analysis. A written analysis of your results is the last stage of the order. Being confirmed Who prepares it, and when.
After your results
What comes next.
Results, marker by marker
Each marker arrives with the plain-language notes you can already read under What we test: what it is and what tends to move it.
A written analysis
A written analysis of your results is the last stage of the order. Who prepares it, and when, is being confirmed.
Retest and see the change
A second test shows what moved. GGT is one of the faster-moving markers when drinking changes.
Every marker explained
Every marker, calculated score and report note has its own entry, open to read before you order.
Browse what we test
Questions
About testing and results.
What we can answer about the draw and the results today. The rest is being confirmed before launch.
All questions- 1
What happens after I choose a panel?
Your order moves through five stages: order confirmed, appointment, blood draw, results and written analysis. The How it works page explains what each stage means and what is still being confirmed.
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How are results explained?
Every marker, calculated score and report note Reframe results can show has its own entry: what it is, what tends to move it, what can influence it and general information on what you can do. You can read them all under What we test before you order.
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What does the optimal range on a marker page mean?
Where a marker page shows a range, it is the source's optimal range, given for context. It is not a laboratory reference range.
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Is any of this medical advice?
No. The notes on markers and the general information on what can influence them are educational. They do not replace a conversation with a clinician about your own results.
