Your Health.
Your Biology.
Your N=1.
Stop guessing. Start measuring. Nothing in your panel you don't need. Nothing missing that you do. Add any marker you want on top.
Total testosterone · Free testosterone · Oestradiol · Progesterone · Sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) · FSH · LH · Prolactin · DHEA-sulphate · Anti-Müllerian hormone · Cortisol · TSH · Free T3 · Free T4 · Total thyroxine · Thyroid peroxidase (TPO) · Thyroglobulin (Tg) · Iron · Total iron binding capacity (TIBC) · Unsaturated iron binding capacity · Transferrin saturation · Ferritin · White blood cell count · Red blood cell count · Haemoglobin · Haematocrit · Platelets · Neutrophils · Bilirubin · ALP · ALT · AST · GGT · Urea · Creatinine · eGFR · Sodium · Cystatin C · Uric acid · Total cholesterol · HDL cholesterol · LDL cholesterol · Non-HDL cholesterol · Triglycerides · Apolipoprotein B (ApoB) · Apolipoprotein A1 (ApoA1) · Lipoprotein(a) · Vitamin D · Active vitamin B12 · Total vitamin B12 · Folate · Magnesium · Zinc · Adjusted calcium · HbA1c · Glucose · hs-CRP · ESR · Creatine kinase · Lipase · Prostate-specific antigen (PSA)
You are an experiment of ONE.
In a study, n is the number of participants. An n of 1 is a study with a single participant, and in most of science that is not a good thing.
However, in your own body it is the only honest description of what is happening.
A reference range tells you whether you look like everybody else. It cannot tell you whether the thing you changed 3 months ago did anything.
The only comparison that means anything is your own. You, against you, under the same conditions, over time.
This is the part you control.
Start your N=1 now.
Three steps. No surprises.
Choose your test
Pick a ready-made profile or panel, add any individual marker you want.
Choose how your blood is taken
A nationwide clinic appointment, or an at-home kit for the markers that support it.
Analysed within 24 hours
Results are issued within 24 hours of the sample reaching the laboratory.
Every marker we run is a 24-hour test, and around 98% of samples reach the laboratory within 3 days of posting.
We'd rather you understand your results than just collect them.
What each of your body's systems actually do. Every marker we run, explained. An honest guide to whether you need a blood test at all, and the truth about doing it at home. None of it tells you to buy anything.
The laboratory puts the failure rate for a full blood count on a finger-prick sample at around 30%. That is why we don't sell one.
How finger-prick testing actually worksA blood test is a snapshot of one morning. That is an argument against testing once, not an argument against testing.
Why we built it this way
Why I built this
