Tests are HSA & FSA accepted

Vital Organs Panel Kit

$229

Ready to Check on Your Vital Organs?

Vital Organs At-Home Health Test Kit gives you a clear view of how your liver, kidneys, and thyroid are functioning, with oversight by a licensed physician included at no extra cost.

This kit checks the core markers of organ health, so you can catch potential issues early and make informed decisions. If any result comes back as a critical value, a physician notifies you directly so you can seek further medical evaluation.

Biomarkers: EGFR, TSH, BUN, CREATININE, ALT, GGT, ALBUMIN

  • Measures kidney function markers with eGFR, BUN, and Creatinine
  • Measures liver health markers with ALT and GGT liver enzymes
  • Measures Albumin, a protein marker of liver and overall organ health
  • Measures TSH alongside your organ health markers
  • In case of a critical-value result, a licensed physician checks it, and you're notified directly
  • Near-painless at-home collection, no clinic visit needed
  • Fast Results within a few days

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Professional Home Testing

CLIA-certified lab analysis through discreet home kits with comprehensive results.

Complete Privacy & Speed

Results arrive via HIPAA-compliant secure portal within 24-48 hours.

Simple Four-Step Process

Order kit online, collect sample at home, mail it back, access your results.

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What We Test For

Estimates how well your kidneys are filtering waste from your blood.
Indicates how well your thyroid gland is functioning, which affects energy and metabolism.
A waste product filtered by the kidneys; used alongside creatinine to assess kidney function.
A waste product filtered by the kidneys; elevated levels can signal reduced kidney function.
A liver enzyme; elevated levels may suggest liver stress or damage.
A liver enzyme that can help identify liver or bile duct issues, often used alongside ALT.
A protein produced by the liver; used to assess liver function and overall nutritional and organ health.

How It Works

Order Kit

Choose the option that meets your specific needs. Orders placed before 2 pm CT typically ship the same day.

Collect Sample

Follow the clear step-by-step instructions included in your kit—most collections take just minutes to complete.

Mail Sample

Secure your sample according to the enclosed instructions and mail it back using the pre-paid shipping label.

Access Results

You’ll receive a notification when your results are ready to view in our secure online portal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your kit includes everything you need for an at-home sample collection, along with simple step-by-step instructions. Once collected, you’ll send your sample to the lab using the prepaid return packaging provided.

Fasting is not typically required, though avoiding intense exercise and excessive protein intake in the 24 hours before testing can help ensure accurate creatinine results.

Results are typically available within 3-4 working days of the lab receiving your sample.

No. The kit uses a near-painless at-home collection method; no needles or clinic visit required.

In case of a critical-value result, a licensed physician checks it at no extra cost, and you’re notified directly. This service is for testing purposes only and doesn’t include medical interpretation, diagnosis, or advice.

This test is intended for adults. Certain medications (such as NSAIDs and some antibiotics) can affect liver and kidney markers, and existing liver or kidney conditions may require guidance from a doctor before testing.

If a result falls outside the normal range, your report will flag it clearly. For critical values, you’re notified directly so you can follow up with your own doctor.

Yes, all results are encrypted and accessible only to you and the overseeing physicians, in line with HIPAA regulations.