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Counts and describes red cells, white cells and platelets, including a differential that breaks white cells into types. One of the most widely used general blood tests. View details →

Measures blood sugar, electrolytes, proteins, and markers of kidney and liver function in one panel. A standard test for checking how several core organ systems are working. View details →

Separates and measures the different types of hemoglobin present in your blood. Can help assess sickle cell trait or disease, thalassemia and other inherited hemoglobin variants. View details →

Measures creatinine, urea nitrogen, estimated filtration rate, electrolytes, calcium, phosphorus, albumin and glucose. A focused assessment of how the kidneys are working. View details →

Examines urine for protein, blood, glucose, ketones, nitrites and leukocytes, along with color, clarity, pH and concentration. A broad screen using a urine sample. View details →

Measures liver enzymes, bilirubin and the blood proteins albumin and total protein. Can help assess liver function and identify patterns suggesting liver or bile duct problems. View details →

Measures omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids in the blood, including EPA, DPA, DHA, arachidonic acid and linoleic acid, with the ratios between them. View details →

Uses nuclear magnetic resonance to count and size lipoprotein particles, reporting LDL and HDL particle numbers, sizes and large VLDL particles. View details →

Measures glucose and insulin across four samples over two hours after a glucose drink. Shows how the body responds to a sugar load rather than a single fasting value. View details →

Screens for chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C in one panel. Covers the infections most commonly included in routine sexual health testing. View details →