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Measures lipids, glucose and metabolic markers for a complete cardiometabolic assessment.
Direct-access pathology and assessments. Every result is reviewed by a clinician before it reaches you.
Order online, no GP referral required for direct-access tests.
Email pathology form, postal collection kit, or assessment link within 1–2 business days.
At any pathology network, at home, or online, depending on the test.
Plain-English summary plus GP-formatted PDF. Share with your practitioner or keep private.
The baseline lipid panel that anchors cardiovascular assessment.
Reference range: Standard lipid references
High sensitivity C reactive protein. Measures low grade systemic inflammation, a strong predictor of cardiovascular events independent of cholesterol.
Reference range: Under 1.0 mg/L low risk, 1 to 3 moderate, above 3 elevated
Elevated homocysteine is an independent cardiovascular risk factor. Also a marker of B12, folate and B6 status.
Reference range: Under 8 umol/L optimal, above 12 elevated
A genetic variant of LDL. High Lp(a) affects roughly 20 percent of people and is rarely tested at a standard check up. Worth knowing once in your life.
Reference range: Under 30 mg/dL low risk
Captures the metabolic contribution to cardiovascular risk.
Reference range: Insulin under 10 mIU/L, HOMA-IR under 2.0
Newer markers that reflect the number of atherogenic particles more accurately than LDL cholesterol alone.
Reference range: ApoB under 0.9 g/L
Your practitioner will advise on collection. Follow the kit instructions and return your sample as directed.
Patients following practitioner-designed protocols, sharing their outcomes in their own words.
"This was the first time someone showed me what was happening and what to do about it. "
"My ferritin had been low-normal for three years. The protocol made a real difference within six weeks."
"Someone finally put all the pieces together. Clear, specific and actually useful."
Common questions about how OptiLabs works: testing, supplements, clinician review, returns and timing.
A proper investigation into what's driving your symptoms, with a clinician-reviewed report, not a cryptic lab printout.