What we test.
100+ biomarkers from one annual draw, grouped by body system. Every marker listed and explained in plain language, before you commit to anything.
What others will ignore. We test.
Apolipoprotein B
The protein on the particles most involved in artery plaque
Hemoglobin A1c
A rolling average of your blood sugar over three months
Vitamin D
The nutrient your body makes from sunlight, working like a hormone
Urine Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio
An early signal of how well your kidneys filter
Ferritin
The protein that stores iron, your body's savings account
Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone
The brain's message telling your thyroid how much to make
Lipoprotein(a)
An inherited particle that standard cholesterol panels miss
Fasting Insulin
A hormone that can flag metabolic change before glucose
High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein
A protein that rises with inflammation anywhere in the body
Homocysteine
An amino acid linking B vitamins to blood-vessel health
Creatinine
A waste product that shows how well your kidneys clear
Estradiol (E2)
The most active form of estrogen
Total Testosterone
A hormone shaping energy, strength and mood
Fibrinogen
The raw material of blood clots, rising with inflammation
LDL Particle Number
A count of cholesterol particles, not just the cholesterol
Magnesium
A mineral behind energy, nerves and muscle
Apolipoprotein B
The protein on the particles most involved in artery plaque
Hemoglobin A1c
A rolling average of your blood sugar over three months
Vitamin D
The nutrient your body makes from sunlight, working like a hormone
Urine Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio
An early signal of how well your kidneys filter
Ferritin
The protein that stores iron, your body's savings account
Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone
The brain's message telling your thyroid how much to make
Lipoprotein(a)
An inherited particle that standard cholesterol panels miss
Fasting Insulin
A hormone that can flag metabolic change before glucose
High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein
A protein that rises with inflammation anywhere in the body
Homocysteine
An amino acid linking B vitamins to blood-vessel health
Creatinine
A waste product that shows how well your kidneys clear
Estradiol (E2)
The most active form of estrogen
Total Testosterone
A hormone shaping energy, strength and mood
Fibrinogen
The raw material of blood clots, rising with inflammation
LDL Particle Number
A count of cholesterol particles, not just the cholesterol
Magnesium
A mineral behind energy, nerves and muscle
Heart & Vascular(19)
Metabolic Health(17)
Blood(14)
Kidney(39)
Inflammation(16)
Hormones(11)
Brain Health(10)
Nutrients(7)
Toxins(5)
We pick the markers
that matter.
Each one gives you a picture of what is happening inside your body.
Your yearly checkup stops early.
A routine panel covers around 30 markers, built to catch illness that has already declared itself. Most of the signals that move earlier live in the 100+ Octo Health reads - and a checkup never orders them.
Normal is not the same as optimal.
A standard result only flags you once you leave the normal range. Octo Health reads every marker against optimal ranges and your own baseline, so quiet drift shows while it is still small.
One draw, eleven systems.
Heart, hormones, kidneys, metabolism and more - all 100+ markers from one blood draw and a urine sample, each explained above in plain language.
The markers most checkups skip.
Urine Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio
“This is one of the earliest available windows into kidney filtering, and it carries meaning beyond the kidneys.”
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Fibrinogen
“Fibrinogen sits at the crossroads of clotting and inflammation, which is what makes it interesting to read.”
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Homocysteine
“A high level often signals low B12, B6, or folate, since these vitamins are what break homocysteine down.”
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LDL Particle Number
“Think of trucks versus cargo. Two people can carry the same cholesterol load in very different numbers of particles.”
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Lipoprotein(a)
“Lp(a) adds a layer of heart and blood-vessel risk that a standard cholesterol panel does not capture.”
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Creatine Kinase
“CK reflects recent muscle stress or damage, so it rises after hard exercise, injury, or other muscle strain.”
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Lab testing you can trust.
Draws through Quest Diagnostics and BioReference, with every result landing on your timeline.
2,000+
draw locations across the US
100+
biomarkers from one draw
≤10
days to results
Why testing matters.
Biomarkers are measurable signals in your blood and urine that reflect how your body is running. One test is a snapshot; read together, and over time, they become a timeline.
- A baseline of your own. Know where you stand today, instead of guessing from how you feel.
- Trends over snapshots. Results read against your own history make quiet drift visible across the years.
- See what your habits do. How sleep, training and diet changes are reflected in your markers over time, measured rather than assumed.
- Built for real doctor conversations. Walk into appointments with organized results and patterns worth discussing.
Octo Health organizes and explains your results for personal awareness. It is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Bring the patterns to your doctor.
