Blood sugar, lipids & uric acid
Heart Risk Panel
The heart risk your cholesterol number alone can miss.

Consider this panel if
Raised blood pressure
Blood pressure and lipids compound each other, so the combination matters more than either number on its own.
You've never had a heart health baseline
Risk builds quietly for decades, and there's no symptom to notice. One reading now gives you something to measure every future result against.
Family history of early heart disease
Lp(a) is largely inherited and barely moves with diet or exercise. One test, once in your life, tells you what you are carrying.
What's measured
The markers confirmed so far.
Blood sugar, lipids & uric acid
The particle-level markers a standard cholesterol panel leaves out.
Why it matters
A lipid panel plus ApoB and Lp(a) show what's circulating in your blood, how many artery-damaging particles are carrying it, and whether inflammation is adding to the strain.
Cholesterol numbers alone may miss a meaningful share of risk. Two people with identical cholesterol can be at very different risk, depending on how many particles are carrying it. These biomarkers can add context that cholesterol levels alone may not provide.
- How many artery-damaging particles are carrying your cholesterol
- Lp(a), an inherited risk most people are never tested for
- Whether inflammation is adding to the strain
How you'll test
- 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.
- 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.
- 3
Read your results
Results arrive marker by marker with plain-language notes, and a written analysis is the final stage of the order.