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- No insurance
- No membership
- 60-second order
- HSA & FSA eligible
The bloodwork a standard physical never runs, in one morning.
Drawn at Quest Diagnostics or LabCorp. Physician-ordered. Results in 2 to 3 business days.
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Your annual physical runs about fifteen markers. Most premium concierge programs run around a hundred and twenty. The Apex Panel runs —
98
biomarkers across thirteen systems.
Methodology grounded in peer-reviewed research published in
Ninety-eight markers across thirty lab panels, ordered together and drawn once. Free testosterone measured directly instead of estimated. Thyroid antibodies, not just TSH. Lp(a), checked once and known for life. Magnesium inside your cells. Lead and mercury. Even your blood type.
98
biomarkers across
30 lab panels
3,800+
draw locations
nationwide
50
U.S. states
covered
$5,000+
comparable cost
at à-la-carte retail
A scrolling preview of what each panel category covers. 30 lab panels, 98 markers, from a single draw.
Every result comes back plotted against the range it is measured against, so you can see at a glance which markers to build a plan of attack around. Want to go past normal? The free tools on this site check your numbers against optimal ranges.
Lipoprotein (a)
Below the commonly cited risk threshold. Measured once, known for life.
Free Testosterone
Low inside the reference range. One of the markers worth building a plan around.
Vitamin D (25-OH)
Mid reference range. A level you can track against next year.
hs-CRP
Low end of the reference range for high-sensitivity CRP.
Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies
Above the reference range. An autoimmune thyroid signal that a TSH-only panel never sees. The clearest example of a marker to build a plan around.
Mercury · Lead
Both within the reference range. Not screened on a standard physical.
Sample report cards · illustrative values. Your actual report lists all 98 markers with the reference range each one is measured against.
Go past normal
Your lab report gives you the standard reference range. These are free, on this site, and built for exactly this.
The panel most people never get. 98 markers across 30 lab panels — screening for silent disease, decoding the metabolism behind how you feel, and putting a number on the systems a standard physical never checks. Built for the people who refuse to settle for "your labs are normal."
Standard panels miss roughly half of cardiovascular risk. They run TSH alone instead of the full thyroid picture. They never screen for heavy-metal burden or early autoimmune patterns. Apex catches all of it.
An Lp(a) under 75 versus over 125 is a different decade of cardiovascular life. Free T at 7 vs 18 is two different humans. Apex shows you the inputs that change everything downstream.
Lead and mercury in blood. Both thyroid antibodies. Rheumatoid factor. Magnesium inside the red blood cell. Your blood type. None of it is on a standard physical, and none of it is something you would think to ask for.
Technically-normal labs hide a lot of what you actually feel. Apex gives you the full set of numbers, so "normal" stops being the end of the conversation.
Hardly anyone knows what their body looked like a year ago. Apex is the annual snapshot to track against, because without a baseline, optimization is just guessing.
GGT before ALT moves. Fasting insulin before glucose. Thyroid antibodies before TSH. Ferritin before anaemia. Apex measures the early-warning layer your standard panel skips.
If any of these is you, the Apex Panel is built for you. If more than one is you, it was built for you twice.
You track sleep, train consistently, stack supplements, maybe run TRT or HRT. You don't want "your labs are normal" — you want the actual numbers behind every decision you're making.
Free T by dialysis · SHBG · DHEA-S · Lp(a) · Thyroid antibodies · RBC Magnesium · Lead · Mercury
Family history of cardiovascular disease, cancer, autoimmune, or metabolic disease. You'd rather catch GGT rising than wait for ALT to move. You want every early-warning marker your standard physical skips.
Lp(a) · hs-CRP · Homocysteine · Heavy Metals · GGT · Full urinalysis · Thyroid antibodies
Tired all the time. Brain fog. Low libido. Mood drift. You've been told "your labs are normal" two or three times — but TSH alone isn't a thyroid panel and total T alone isn't a hormone panel. Apex runs the markers your physical didn't.
Free T · SHBG · DHEA-S · Full Thyroid (Free T3 · Free T4 · Antibodies) · Vitamin D · Cortisol · Iron Saturation %
One of the licensed M.D.s and N.P.s below reviews your intake and releases your lab order. They approve you for the panel. Your report then comes back to you with every marker and the range it is measured against.
Dr. Takashi Nakamura
MD · FACEP
Chief Medical Officer
Emergency Medicine
Dr. Laurie J. Mercier
MD
Medical Director
Family Medicine
Dr. Stephen MacDade
MD
Emergency Medicine
Physician
Dr. Scott Sanderson
MD
Emergency Medicine
Physician
Kimberli Hastings
MSN · RN · NP
Family Nurse
Practitioner
U.S.-licensed clinicians providing telehealth services to customers in our provider network. State licenses available on request.
Click any system to see what's inside, or switch to the alphabetical view to find a specific marker fast.
A standard lipid panel is four numbers. Apex runs the full picture and adds the one number that is set at birth. Lp(a) is inherited, unchanged by diet, and almost never appears on a standard physical.
Your total testosterone result is meaningless without free T, SHBG, and the upstream HPG axis — LH, FSH, prolactin, DHEA-S, estradiol. Apex runs the hormone panel a fertility specialist would order, by default.
Step 01
One charge. No insurance, no scheduling. A physician reviews your intake and releases the order, then we send the requisition naming the lab to visit.
Step 02
Show ID. About 10 minutes of needle time. Fasted overnight, water only. We send the requisition automatically.
Step 03
Your full lab report, every one of the 98 markers listed with the reference range it is measured against.
Step 04
Put your numbers into the free tools on this site to see them against optimal ranges, then decide which markers to work on first.
All 98 markers come back with the range each one is measured against, so you can see which ones to build a plan of attack around. Then use the free tools on this site to check those same numbers against optimal ranges, not just normal.
Run once a year, it becomes a comprehensive baseline you can track against. Without that baseline, optimization is just guessing.
Walk into the Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp patient service center named on your requisition. Drop your ZIP and we’ll show you the real ones nearest you, with the honest distance.
Next: a medical intake that takes about a minute or two, then a U.S.-licensed physician reviews and releases your lab order. You are not charged until it is approved.
Distances are straight line from the center of your ZIP. The Apex Panel is drawn at a location in our lab network, and the requisition you receive names the lab to use.
LegitScript
HIPAA
CLIA-Certified
503A Standards
50 States
If you walked into Quest Diagnostics and ordered each of these 98 tests individually — with a separate physician requisition for each — you'd pay between $3,200 and $5,000.
Elsewhere · $3,200–$5,000
The Apex Panel
$599
one-time · all-inclusive
Next: a medical intake that takes about a minute or two, then a U.S.-licensed physician reviews and releases your lab order. You are not charged until it is approved.
98 markers · physician-ordered · drawn at Quest or LabCorp
The biomarkers and reference ranges on the Apex Panel are grounded in the following research. Click any citation to see the full reference.
When your results land
A physician orders your panel. They do not review your results. Your report comes straight back to you, listing every marker with the reference range it is measured against.
The OPTML Lab Decoder is how you make sense of it. It explains what each marker is, what moves it, and which combinations are worth raising with a physician. Paste your report in and it reads the numbers for you.
Educational only. It does not diagnose anything, it does not replace a physician, and your laboratory remains the one that decides what falls inside its reference range.
Open the Lab Decoder →How every claim on this site is reviewed: our medical review process.
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