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Advanced blood and urine panel marketed as testing 135+ biomarkers across health dimensions, including hormones, inherited cardiovascular risk markers, and nutrient status.
Advanced Lipid Panel with Inflammation, Cardio IQ®
Private MD Labs
Combines advanced lipid profiling, inflammation markers, and a standard lipid panel in a laboratory blood sample to add context beyond basic cholesterol values. Order online, visit a participating laboratory, and view results in your account.
Measures standard lipids plus ApoB, lipoprotein(a), LDL particle number, size and pattern, and large HDL particles for a more comprehensive cardiovascular risk assessment.
Measures apolipoprotein B in a laboratory blood sample to add information about atherogenic lipoprotein particle burden and cardiovascular risk. Order online, visit a participating laboratory, and view results in your account.
ApoE Genetic Test for Alzheimer’s and Cardiac Risk Cheek Swab
Life Extension Lab Testing
A direct-to-consumer genetic test that identifies which ApoE variants (E2, E3, or E4) you carry, linking them to Alzheimer's and heart-disease risk with an allele-specific risk table.
The Athlete Biomarker Blood Test Panel, Female, is designed specifically for female athletes to identify any potential health issues that may be impacting their performance by measuring various biomarkers present in the bloodstream.
Provides a broad laboratory snapshot spanning athletic health and hormone, metabolic, and recovery context. Order online for participating laboratory collection, then view results in your account.
Measures asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA) and symmetric dimethylarginine (SDMA) through a professional blood draw at a lab or an optional home visit.