This panel measures kidney filtration (Cystatin C with eGFR), liver enzyme activity (GGT), vascular inflammation (hs-CRP), detailed cardiovascular lipid risk (Lipid Panel plus Apolipoprotein Evaluation), and hormonal status (ultrasensitive Estradiol, SHBG, and free plus total Testosterone). It's designed for health-conscious adults and athletes who want a broad snapshot of kidney, liver, cardiovascular, and hormonal health from a single blood draw.
This combination answers several distinct questions at once: How well are my kidneys filtering, is my liver under metabolic or oxidative stress, and how much cardiovascular and hormonal risk am I carrying? The lipid and apolipoprotein markers work together because standard cholesterol values can look reassuring while apolipoprotein B (a direct count of atherogenic particles) tells a different story, and adding hs-CRP layers in vascular inflammation that lipids alone don't capture. On the hormonal side, measuring total and free testosterone alongside SHBG and ultrasensitive estradiol shows not just how much hormone is present but how much is biologically available, which is far more informative than any single value. Cystatin C-based eGFR provides a muscle-mass-independent kidney estimate, which is useful for people with higher lean mass whose creatinine can be misleading, while GGT flags liver or alcohol-related stress. Together these give an actionable picture across metabolic, cardiovascular, renal, and endocrine systems that you can discuss with a clinician and re-check over time. Bundling them into one draw is more convenient and typically more cost-effective than ordering each specialized test—particularly the LC/MS testosterone and ultrasensitive estradiol assays—separately.
For athletes & active people
For athletes, the muscle-independent Cystatin C eGFR gives a cleaner kidney read than creatinine-based estimates, which are often skewed by high lean mass, while the free/total testosterone, SHBG, and estradiol markers reflect the hormonal balance tied to recovery, adaptation, and overtraining. hs-CRP can help contextualize systemic inflammation from heavy training loads, and the apolipoprotein and lipid data support long-term cardiovascular health even in outwardly fit individuals. Interpret single results cautiously—values shift with recent hard sessions, hydration, and timing—so trends over time are more meaningful than any one snapshot.
Order online
Choose your lab and check out. We send your lab requisition automatically — no doctor visit needed.
Get your sample collected
Visit a lab service center near you for a quick blood draw (or book at-home phlebotomy where available).
See your results
Your results land in your Insider portal, ready to review and act on — that easy.
Insider panel price
$139.32$755
5.4× less than retail
Versus the typical direct-to-consumer retail cost of ordering these tests individually (illustrative — consumer prices vary by provider and region). Your $20 order fee is waived as an Insider.
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This panel measures kidney filtration (Cystatin C with eGFR), liver enzyme activity (GGT), vascular inflammation (hs-CRP), detailed cardiovascular lipid risk (Lipid Panel plus Apolipoprotein Evaluation), and hormonal status (ultrasensitive Estradiol, SHBG, and free plus total Testosterone).
Basic Health Self Monitoring Panel - Quest includes 11 biomarkers: Cystatin C with Glomerular Filtration Rate, Estimated (eGFR), Gamma Glutamyl Transferase (GGT), Cardio IQ hs-CRP, Apolipoprotein Evaluation, Lipid Panel, Cardio IQ , Estradiol, Ultrasensitive, LC/MS, Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG), Testosterone, Free (Dialysis) and Total, MS, CBC (includes Differential and Platelets), Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, Creatine Kinase (CK), Total.
This combination answers several distinct questions at once: How well are my kidneys filtering, is my liver under metabolic or oxidative stress, and how much cardiovascular and hormonal risk am I carrying?
Fasting is recommended before the Basic Health Self Monitoring Panel - Quest panel: fast 9 to 12 hours beforehand (water is fine) so the results are usable. This is not a requirement; it is your choice.
Results for the Basic Health Self Monitoring Panel - Quest panel are typically ready about 9 days after your draw, and up to 15 days for some samples. Your results land in your Insider portal.
No. When you order the Basic Health Self Monitoring Panel - Quest panel from Fitomics Research Labs, a licensed physician in our 50-state network reviews and signs your requisition after checkout, and it lands in your portal and inbox. Then visit any Labcorp, Quest, or BioReference patient service center for your draw; results post to your Insider portal.
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