What does the Active Health Panel include?
61 lab values: everything in the Everyday Health Baseline Panel plus hs-CRP, ferritin, iron and TIBC, B12, folate, total testosterone, estradiol, CK, LDH, IgA, and blood mercury.
Active Health Panel
$299 · 61 lab values · walk-in collection · results 48–72 hours after collection
Everything in our Everyday Health Baseline Panel, plus iron and ferritin, B12 and folate, inflammation (hs-CRP), muscle-related enzymes, and total testosterone and estradiol. Built for active people who want a wider view of their lab values in one walk-in visit.
Ordering for this panel is not open yet.
Not available in NY, NJ, RI, AK, CT, NH, or MA. Refunds are available any time until your collection is completed.
Why order with NXT Labs
- Tests performed by a CLIA-certified lab
- Walk in to any of 2,000+ collection sites; appointments are optional but encouraged.
- Results typically 48–72 hours after collection (timing can vary)
- Text and email status updates
- No insurance needed · No membership required
Active Health Panel: 61 lab values, $299
Purchaser must be 18+. Not available in NY, NJ, RI, AK, CT, NH, or MA. Orders are refundable until the earlier of specimen collection or submission to the lab for processing; see Terms. Questions: info@nxtlabs.us, Mon–Fri 8am–6pm ET.
Active Health Panel – facts. 61 lab values: all 48 values in the Everyday Health Baseline Panel plus 13 more – hs-CRP, immunoglobulin A (IgA), blood mercury, total testosterone, estradiol, creatine kinase (CK), lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), vitamin B12, folate, ferritin, and three iron values (iron, total iron binding capacity, iron saturation). Price: $299. One-time purchase. Walk-in or appointment; CLIA-certified lab; results typically 48–72 hours after collection.
| Name | Active Health Panel |
|---|---|
| Reported lab values | 61 |
| Composition | 48 (Everyday Health Baseline Panel values) + 13 additional = 61 |
| Additional 13 | hs-CRP 1; IgA 1; Mercury (blood) 1; Testosterone, total 1; Estradiol 1; CK 1; LDH 1; Vitamin B12 1; Folate 1; Ferritin 1; Iron, total / TIBC / Iron % saturation 3 |
| Price | $299 |
| Ferritin | Included |
| Urinalysis | Not included |
| Thyroid values | Not included |
What's measured (61 lab values)
Everything in the Everyday Health Baseline Panel (48): comprehensive metabolic panel (18), CBC with differential (20), standard lipid panel (6), hemoglobin A1c, total cortisol, serum osmolality, vitamin D.
Plus 13 more:
Inflammation
hs-CRP
Iron
Ferritin; total iron, iron-binding capacity (TIBC), iron % saturation
B vitamins
Vitamin B12, folate
Hormones
Total testosterone, estradiol
Muscle-related enzymes
Creatine kinase (CK), lactate dehydrogenase (LDH)
Immune protein
IgA
Metals
Blood mercury
What's added vs the Everyday Health Baseline Panel
Iron status values, B vitamins, an inflammation marker, two hormone values, and the enzymes CK and LDH, which people who train often like to see alongside their metabolic numbers. It's the panel we recommend most if you want one broad test.
Preparing for your draw
Because this panel includes testosterone and cortisol, a morning collection is suggested. Follow the instructions in your order. Bring a photo ID and your lab-order PDF to your collection visit.
How it works
- 1
Order online
Check out at $299, self-pay.
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Pick a collection site
After checkout, pick a site. Booking a time through the appointment link in your order is optional but recommended. There are 2,000+ sites nationwide.
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Walk in for your draw
Collection is in person at the site. Booking a time ahead is recommended. At-home collection is not available.
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Get your results
Results are typically available 48–72 hours after your collection is completed. Results are available in your online portal, protected by email verification, as an in-portal view and a downloadable PDF from the lab.
Price
$299, self-pay; no insurance needed. Refunds are available any time until your sample collection is completed at the lab.
Compare
Everyday Health Baseline Panel – $149, 48 values · Active Health Panel – $299, 61 values · Complete Health Insight Panel – $549, 96 values, including urinalysis, compared on the panels page. Side-by-side comparison.
Want the details on one value? Read what a ferritin blood test measures.
Questions
Questions about the Active Health Panel.
Who is it for?
People who want a broader snapshot than a basic panel, including many who exercise regularly. It's informational and isn't a diagnosis.
When should I go for my draw?
A morning collection is suggested because the panel includes testosterone and cortisol. Follow the instructions in your order.
How much does it cost?
$299, self-pay.
How long do results take?
Results are typically available 48–72 hours after your collection is completed. Results are available in your online portal, protected by email verification, as an in-portal view and a downloadable PDF from the lab.
Does NXT review my results?
No. NXT does not provide medical review or interpretation. Share your results with your own healthcare provider.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Refunds are available any time until your sample collection is completed at the lab.
Which states?
NXT Labs tests are not available in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Alaska, Connecticut, New Hampshire, or Massachusetts.
Ordering for this panel is not open yet.
NXT Labs provides lab testing information only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and NXT does not provide medical review or interpretation of your results. Share your results with your own healthcare provider.
Tests are performed by a CLIA-certified lab. Collection is in person (walk-in) at 2,000+ collection sites nationwide; at-home collection is not available. Appointments are optional but recommended to avoid long waits. Results are typically available 48–72 hours after your collection is completed; timing can vary.
NXT Labs tests are not available in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Alaska, Connecticut, New Hampshire, or Massachusetts.
NXT does not prescribe, recommend, or monitor any treatment. Lab values here are for your information and for discussion with your own healthcare provider.