At-home screening
A simple finger-prick kit that gives you a clear picture of your blood lipids, processed by a certified lab and delivered to you online.
$59.99This kit is a wellness screening tool and does not provide a medical diagnosis. Share your results with a qualified healthcare provider.
In the box
Each single-pack kit contains everything you need to collect one sample at home and send it back for lab processing.
Sterile, single-use lancets designed for a quick and nearly painless sample. Spares are included in case you need a second attempt.
A guided blood collection card and the small tools to fill it correctly, so your sample arrives at the lab ready to process.
A sealed, postage-paid return envelope. Drop it in the mail the same day you collect your sample, no trip to a clinic required.
Register your kit, and once the lab finishes, your results appear in your secure account with plain-language context for each marker.
How it works
Order online in minutes. Your kit ships in discreet packaging with free standard shipping.
Register the kit, take a quick finger-prick sample, and post it back in the prepaid mailer. No appointment needed.
A certified lab processes your sample and your results appear online, with guidance on what each number means.
Why it matters
Cholesterol is a waxy substance your body needs to build cells and make certain hormones. It travels through your bloodstream on carriers called lipoproteins, and the balance between those carriers is what a lipid panel is really looking at. Low-density lipoprotein, or LDL, is often described as the type worth keeping an eye on, while high-density lipoprotein, or HDL, helps carry cholesterol away for processing. Triglycerides are a separate kind of fat in the blood that also form part of the overall picture. Seeing these four numbers together gives you far more insight than any single value on its own.
Many people go years without ever checking these markers, simply because life is busy and a clinic visit is easy to postpone. The Cholesterol & Lipid Test is built around that reality. Instead of booking an appointment, taking time off, and sitting in a waiting room, you collect a small sample at home whenever it suits you and mail it back the same day. The sample is processed by a certified laboratory using the same kind of methods a clinic would rely on, so the convenience does not come at the cost of the analysis quality.
Just as important as the numbers is what you do with them. Your results arrive in plain language, with context that explains what each marker represents and where your values sit relative to commonly referenced ranges. This is designed to help you have a more informed conversation with a healthcare provider, not to replace one. Trends matter more than any single snapshot, so having an easy way to check in periodically can help you and your doctor see how lifestyle changes, diet, or activity may be reflected over time.
We built this kit for people who want to stay ahead of their health rather than wait for a reason to look. It is a screening and wellness tool, which means it is meant to raise useful questions and give you a baseline, not to diagnose a condition or tell you to start or stop any treatment. If your results fall outside a typical range, or if you have symptoms or a family history that concern you, the right next step is always to speak with a qualified healthcare professional who can interpret your full clinical picture.
Good to know
Fasting guidance can vary, and some lipid panels are commonly done after an overnight fast to give a more consistent triglyceride reading. Your kit includes clear instructions on how to prepare. If you are unsure whether fasting is right for you, check with your healthcare provider before collecting your sample.
Once the lab receives your sample, results are typically ready and posted to your secure online account within a few business days. You will be notified when they are available. Mailing time to the lab depends on your location.
No. This is a wellness screening tool. It gives you lab-processed measurements and helpful context, but it does not diagnose any condition. Always review your results with a qualified healthcare provider, who can consider your full health history.
Adults who want a convenient way to check in on their cholesterol and triglycerides may find it useful, especially if it has been a while since their last check. If you have a known heart condition, are on lipid-related medication, or have specific concerns, talk with your doctor about whether and how often to test.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer. Many people find periodic checks helpful for tracking trends over time. The most appropriate testing frequency for you depends on your health, family history, and your provider's advice.
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