Weight Loss & Metabolism

Compare GLP-1, thyroid, fatigue, nutrient, and metabolic panels by purpose, markers, and current price.

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Start with your reason for testing

These panels explore the markers that influence weight, energy, and metabolic health, from blood sugar and insulin to thyroid function, iron, and vitamins. Options range from a focused GLP-1 baseline to a broad functional medicine workup.

  • People preparing for or monitoring clinician-directed GLP-1 treatment
  • Anyone investigating persistent fatigue, low energy, or unexplained weight changes
  • People who want a fuller thyroid picture than TSH alone provides
  • Health-focused individuals who want a broad metabolic and nutrient baseline
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Find the panel that fits

5 panels. Review the purpose, included testing, and current price before you choose.

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    5 tests and targets

    Popular

    Weight Loss / GLP-1 Panel

    A practical baseline for clinician-directed weight-loss care, including metabolic, blood sugar, lipid, and thyroid markers.

    • Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP)
    • Hemoglobin A1C (HbA1c)
    • Lipid Panel (Cholesterol)
    • Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
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      5 tests and targets

      Thyroid Complete Panel

      Self-pay$109

      A fuller thyroid profile with TSH, free hormones, and thyroid antibodies.

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      7 tests and targets

      Customer Favorite

      Fatigue & Energy Panel

      Self-pay$129

      Investigate common laboratory contributors to low energy, including blood count, iron, thyroid, B12, folate, and vitamin D.

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      16 tests and targets

      Functional Medicine Panel

      Self-pay$230

      A broad metabolism, inflammation, thyroid, nutrient, and hormone marker set in one panel.

    • Woman harvesting leafy greens and herbs in a community garden

      6 tests and targets

      Vitamin Deficiency Panel

      Self-pay$99

      A focused check of key vitamin and iron-storage markers commonly reviewed when energy or nutrition is a concern.

Work backward from the symptom or care plan

Compare these questions. Our team can also explain collection requirements and what each option includes.

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  1. Which panel is designed for GLP-1 care?

    The Weight Loss / GLP-1 Panel brings together blood count, metabolic function, cholesterol, blood sugar, and thyroid markers commonly reviewed before or during a clinician-managed weight-loss plan.

  2. When should I choose Functional Medicine instead of individual tests?

    The Functional Medicine Panel is the broadest option in this category. It is useful when you want metabolic, inflammation, thyroid, nutrient, and hormone context together rather than a single focused question.

  3. Does the GLP-1 panel include thyroid testing?

    It includes TSH as a first-line thyroid marker. Choose Thyroid Complete when you specifically want free T4, free T3, and thyroid antibodies alongside TSH.

Questions before you book

Clear answers about preparation, referrals, timing, and how to interpret the testing options.

Do metabolism panels require fasting?

A1C itself does not require fasting, while fasting insulin and some other included markers may. Follow the preparation instructions shown during booking for the panel you select.

Can lab results tell me how to change my GLP-1 dose?

No. Do not start, stop, or change a GLP-1 medication based on lab results alone. Dose decisions belong with the prescribing healthcare professional.

How often should GLP-1 monitoring labs be repeated?

The schedule varies with the medication, your health history, symptoms, and the prescribing clinician's plan. Follow the interval recommended by your care team.

What is the difference between Vitamin Deficiency and Fatigue & Energy?

Vitamin Deficiency is a focused nutrient check. Fatigue & Energy adds blood count, metabolic, thyroid, and iron-related testing for a wider look at common laboratory contributors to low energy.

Turn weight, thyroid, and energy questions into useful data

Choose a focused panel or a broad metabolic baseline, then select the collection option that fits your schedule.