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At-home urine test measuring serotonin, GABA, dopamine, noradrenaline, adrenaline, and glutamate. Reflects neurotransmitter production and turnover patterns related to mood, sleep, and stress response.

At-home stool test measuring essential minerals and toxic metals eliminated through the digestive system. Assesses nutrient absorption and whether metals such as mercury, lead, and aluminium are being cleared.

At-home stool test screening for hidden blood not visible to the naked eye. Recommended for routine bowel screening in adults over 45.

Measures fasting blood glucose to screen for diabetes and prediabetes. Reflects baseline blood sugar regulation without the effect of recent meals. Most useful alongside HbA1c.

Measures fasting insulin, an early marker of insulin resistance that often rises before glucose or HbA1c become abnormal. Used to investigate metabolic syndrome, PCOS, and blood sugar dysregulation.

Maps oestradiol, progesterone and testosterone across your full menstrual cycle through 11 saliva samples. Captures hormonal patterns that single-point testing misses, including luteal phase defects, anovulation and oestrogen dominance.

Measures six hormones from a single saliva sample: DHEA-S, oestrone, oestradiol, oestriol, progesterone and testosterone. A single-point snapshot of reproductive and adrenal hormone status, including hormone ratios for clinical assessment.

Measures ferritin, the body's iron storage protein and the most sensitive marker for iron depletion. Used to investigate fatigue, hair thinning, and suspected iron deficiency or overload. Fasting for 8 to 12 hours is recommended.

Measures fibrinogen, a liver-produced protein that forms blood clots. Used to assess clotting function, cardiovascular risk, and inflammation. Low levels may indicate bleeding disorders or liver dysfunction; high levels are associated with infection, inflammation, or increased clotting risk.

Measures FSH, a pituitary hormone that drives ovarian follicle development in women and sperm production in men. Used to assess ovarian reserve, investigate fertility, and evaluate menopause. In women, collect on cycle day 2 or 3 for the most meaningful result.

Calculates the ratio of total testosterone to SHBG to estimate biologically active androgen levels. Used to investigate PCOS, hirsutism, acne, and irregular periods where androgen excess is suspected but total testosterone appears normal.

Australia's most commonly ordered blood test. Measures red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, haemoglobin, haematocrit, and cell indices to screen for anaemia, infection, immune disorders, and haematological conditions. No fasting required.

Measures GGT, a liver and bile duct enzyme sensitive to alcohol use and medication effects. Often ordered alongside other liver markers to assess liver health or clarify whether an elevated ALP is from the liver rather than bone.

Detects antibodies against stomach parietal cells, which produce stomach acid and intrinsic factor needed for B12 absorption. Used to investigate pernicious anaemia, autoimmune gastritis, and unexplained B12 deficiency.

Measures gastrin, the stomach hormone that controls acid production. Used to investigate Zollinger-Ellison syndrome, H. pylori effects on gastric function, and long-term proton pump inhibitor use. Fasting required before collection.

Measures total globulin, a group of blood proteins including immunoglobulins, transport proteins, and clotting factors. Used to investigate chronic infections, inflammatory conditions, liver disease, and immune function. Often assessed alongside albumin as part of a liver function panel.

Measures blood glucose at any time of day without fasting. A quick first-pass check of blood sugar status for people with diabetes risk factors or symptoms of high or low blood sugar. Pair with HbA1c for a longer-term picture.

Measures reduced glutathione (GSH) and oxidised glutathione (GSSG) from a finger-prick blood spot. The GSH:GSSG ratio reflects how well your body is managing oxidative stress. Relevant for people investigating persistent fatigue, slow recovery, or high environmental exposures.

Measures the percentage of haemoglobin with glucose attached, reflecting average blood sugar over 2 to 3 months. The standard test for diabetes screening and management. No fasting required.

Measures gold concentration in blood. Used to monitor gold-based medical treatments and assess occupational exposure in mining, jewellery manufacturing, and electronics production. Gold accumulates in tissues over time, making regular monitoring important.

Measures a single fasted serum growth hormone level to screen for GH deficiency or excess and assess pituitary function. Because GH is released in pulses, a single result is a screening baseline; formal diagnosis typically requires stimulation or suppression testing.

Stool test using qPCR to measure beneficial, pathogenic, and opportunistic bacteria, parasites, yeasts, and digestive markers. Screens for microbial imbalances linked to bloating, irregular bowel habits, suspected infections, and other digestive symptoms.

Measures 8 essential minerals and 8 toxic metals from a hair sample, reflecting nutritional status and toxic exposures accumulated over 2 to 3 months of growth. Captures long-term patterns that blood tests may not show. At-home collection kit.