Bloodwork · Reviewed 2026-09-20
Get the panel before you buy the bottle
This section is the human-panel half of the supplements pillar. The method is already on /supplements: name the marker, start the floor, add only against a number that is out of range, retest at ninety days, and stop if it did not move. The pages here are the glossary, the when-X maps, and the coach-eligible lab directory.
Read this first
- Coach, not doctor. Aaron Cuha is a coach. No clinical credential is claimed for him, or for this page. A number on a panel is a conversation starter with a clinician, not a DIY diagnosis. Educational use only. This database summarizes published research and is not medical advice. Where a dose appears it is a record of what a trial or clinic ran, or what people describe doing, with its source attached. Nothing here is a recommendation for personal use.
- Compounded is not FDA-approved does not apply here. That line belongs on clinician-backed peptide and GLP-1 programs. This section is clinical blood panels and at-home collection kits, not compounded drugs and not research-use vials.
- Affiliate disclosure. Knowledge stays free. Every page, every guide and every tool is free to read and stays free. Apply links go to the partner's own program. Where an agreement is later in place, the card will print what is earned. Until then, treat every apply link as unpaid. No partner paid for placement. No partner wrote a card.
What lives here
USA coach-eligible bloodwork companies with a public affiliate, ambassador, or partner earn path. 30 cleared that gate in the 20 September 2026 pass. 10 of them are S or A on the published rubric and get featured cards. The rest stay in the table so the shortlist is complete.
Phase 1 also ships 16 marker glossary pages and 8 when-X playbooks, plus four bloodwork blocks on 24 compound pages. Conversation ranges, not diagnosis.
This is not /prices/labs and it is not /testing. Those pages name the analytical laboratories on peptide seller certificates (Janoshik, ILS, Vanguard, and the rest). A COA is vial chemistry. A blood panel is a person. Do not merge them.
Marker glossary
16 Phase 1 markers, from the omega-3 index and 25-OH D to ApoB, hs-CRP, ferritin, and TSH. Conversation ranges, not diagnosis.
Open the glossary Open nowWhen-X playbooks
8 maps from a low or high pattern to markers, candidate compounds, and the partners doorway. High ferritin is an exclusion, not a shopping list.
Open the playbooks Open nowBloodwork partners
How we rate, 10 featured S and A cards, the full 30-row table, and the caution flags. Earn links unpaid until a card prints a rate.
Open the directory Related, different laneClinician-backed partners
Peptide and GLP-1 programs with a licensed clinician in the loop. That page is where compounded-is-not-FDA-approved applies. This page does not.
Open the clinic list Related, different laneSupplement brand partners
Bottles, not panels. 24 Phase 1 compounds now carry the four bloodwork blocks on their compound pages.
Open the brand listWhat this hub does not do
It does not interpret your labs. It does not tell you which partner is best. It does not list peptide COA vendors. It does not invent an email. It does not redo the brand-partner table. Compound encyclopedia pages stay on /compounds, with Phase 1 bloodwork blocks on 24 slugs.
30 coach-eligible bloodwork partners reviewed 2026-09-20. 16 markers and 8 when-playbooks in Phase 1. We never charge for knowledge. This site is supported by affiliate income, disclosed on the row it comes from, and no vendor has a say in what a page says. The harder test is whether a page tells you what went against it.