Findings
🎈51% of tests are low-yield: possible padding›
47 of 92 unique tests rarely change clinical management in routine screening.
- Absolute Basophil Count
- Absolute Eosinophil Count
- Absolute Lymphocyte Count
- Absolute Monocyte Count
- Absolute Neutrophil Count
- Mentzer Index
- Mean Platelet Volume
- Plateletcrit
- Platelet Distribution Width
- Platelet Large Cell Count
- Platelet Large Cell Ratio
- Estimated Average Glucose
- Transferrin Saturation
- UIBC
- Blood Urea Nitrogen
- BUN / Creatinine Ratio
- Chloride
- Phosphorus
- Cholesterol / HDL Ratio
- HDL/LDL Ratio
- LDL / HDL Ratio
- VLDL Cholesterol
- A/G Ratio
- Bilirubin Indirect
- Globulin
- SGOT/SGPT Ratio
- Urine Crystals
- Urine Bacteria
- Urine Casts
- Urine Colour
- Urine Deposit
- Urine Epithelial Cells
- Urine Leucocyte Esterase
- Urine Nitrite
- Urine pH
- Urine Protozoa
- Urine Pus Cells
- Urine Specific Gravity
- Urine Glucose
- Urine Transparency
- Urine Ketones
- Urine Urobilinogen
- Urine Volume
- Urine Yeast Cells
- Urine Proteins
- Urine Bile Pigments
- Urine RBC
🔁3 lines listing a test already listed›
See each one in the lab's own words, and why it counts once🪞LDL/HDL ratio and HDL/LDL ratio are the same fact counted twice›
This package lists two values that are the same fact twice: LDL/HDL ratio and HDL/LDL ratio: Each is one divided by the other. Knowing either gives you the other exactly, so listing both adds a line to the count without adding anything to the result. Neither is wrong on its own, and neither is a duplicate. But the advertised test count is charging you for information you already had.
✅Covers all 7 essential health areas
Listed more than onceA line in the lab's list that names a test already on the list. The advertised count goes up by one; you still get one result. We show the lab's own labels, exactly as printed, so you can check each one yourself.
3 lines of the advertised count come from 3 tests listed more than once.
- Same test, listed twiceTwo names for one test, or the same name printed twice. Often the test appears in two sections of the report, such as the lipid profile and a heart risk panel. It is one reading from one sample.+1 in the count
“RDW-CV” and “RDW (Red Cell Distribution Width)” are two names for RDW: one reading from one sample, so it counts once.
- Same result, written another wayOne result written a second way: sorted into a category, converted to other units, or turned upside down as the reciprocal ratio. Nothing new is measured.+1 in the count
BUN is blood urea divided by 2.14, so the BUN ratio and the urea ratio are one result written in two units.
- Findings of one test, listed one by oneOne examination that can report several findings, with each possible finding listed as if it were its own test. A microscope look at urine reports whichever crystals are there; ten crystal types are still one test.+1 in the count
One look at a urine sample under the microscope reports whichever crystals are there. Each crystal type is a possible finding of that one test, not a test of its own.
- Same result, written another wayOne result written a second way: sorted into a category, converted to other units, or turned upside down as the reciprocal ratio. Nothing new is measured.not in the duplicate count
Each is one divided by the other. Knowing either gives you the other exactly, so listing both adds a line to the count without adding anything to the result.
Contents · 95 listed
🩸Blood
26- Absolute Basophil Countlow yield
- Absolute Eosinophil Countlow yield
- Absolute Lymphocyte Countlow yield
- Absolute Monocyte Countlow yield
- Absolute Neutrophil Countlow yield
- Basophilscore
- Eosinophilscore
- Hemoglobincore
- Lymphocytescore
- MCHcore
- MCHCcore
- MCVcore
- Mentzer Indexlow yield
- Monocytescore
- Mean Platelet Volumelow yield
- Neutrophilscore
- Plateletcritlow yield
- Hematocrit / PCVcore
- Platelet Distribution Widthlow yield
- Platelet Countcore
- Platelet Large Cell Countlow yield
- Platelet Large Cell Ratiolow yield
- RBC Countcore
- RDWlisted as “RDW-CV”conditional
- RDWlisted as “RDW (Red Cell Distribution Width)”conditional
- WBC Countcore
💧Urine
22- Urine Crystalslisted as “Amorphous Deposits”low yield
- Urine Bacterialow yield
- Urine Castslow yield
- Urine Colourlow yield
- Urine Crystalslisted as “Crystals”low yield
- Urine Depositlow yield
- Urine Epithelial Cellslow yield
- Urine Leucocyte Esteraselow yield
- Urine Nitritelow yield
- Urine pHlow yield
- Urine Protozoalow yield
- Urine Pus Cellslow yield
- Urine Specific Gravitylow yield
- Urine Glucoselow yield
- Urine Transparencylow yield
- Urine Ketoneslow yield
- Urine Urobilinogenlow yield
- Urine Volumelow yield
- Urine Yeast Cellslow yield
- Urine Proteinslow yield
- Urine Bile Pigmentslow yield
- Urine RBClow yield
🟤Liver
12- A/G Ratiolow yield
- Albumincore
- Alkaline Phosphatasecore
- Bilirubin Directcore
- Bilirubin Indirectlow yield
- Bilirubin Totalcore
- GGTconditional
- Globulinlow yield
- Total Proteincore
- SGOT / ASTcore
- SGOT/SGPT Ratiolow yield
- SGPT / ALTcore
🫘Kidney
10- Blood Ureacore
- Blood Urea Nitrogenlow yield
- BUN / Creatinine Ratiolisted as “BUN/Creatinine Ratio”low yield
- Chloridelow yield
- Serum Creatininecore
- eGFRcore
- Potassiumconditional
- Sodiumconditional
- BUN / Creatinine Ratiolisted as “Urea/Creatinine Ratio”low yield
- Uric Acidconditional
❤️Heart
9- Total Cholesterolcore
- Cholesterol / HDL Ratiolow yield
- HDL Cholesterolcore
- HDL/LDL Ratiolow yield
- LDL Cholesterolcore
- LDL / HDL Ratiolow yield
- Non-HDL Cholesterolconditional
- Triglyceridescore
- VLDL Cholesterollow yield
🥬Vitamins
6- Serum Ironconditional
- TIBCconditional
- Transferrin Saturationlow yield
- UIBClow yield
- Vitamin B12core
- Vitamin D (25-OH)core
⚡Sugar
3- Fasting Blood Sugarcore
- Estimated Average Glucoselow yield
- HbA1ccore
🦋Thyroid
3- Total T3conditional
- Total T4conditional
- TSH (Ultrasensitive)core
🦴Bone
2- Calciumconditional
- Phosphoruslow yield
Real tests, and free maths
25 of these 92 aren’t tests. They’re arithmetic on results you already paid for. No extra sample, no extra assay, no extra cost to the lab. Each one still adds a line to the advertised count.
This package is advertised as 89 tests. 27% of what we could resolve is calculated rather than measured.
Show the arithmetic›what each calculated value is worked out from
- Absolute Basophil Count= WBC count × Basophil %
- Absolute Eosinophil Count= WBC count × Eosinophil %
- Absolute Lymphocyte Count= WBC count × Lymphocyte %
- Absolute Monocyte Count= WBC count × Monocyte %
- Absolute Neutrophil Count= WBC count × Neutrophil %
- MCH= Hemoglobin ÷ RBC count
- MCHC= Hemoglobin ÷ Haematocrit
- Mentzer Index= MCV ÷ RBC count
- Plateletcrit= Platelet count × MPV ÷ 10,000
- Platelet Large Cell Count= Platelet count × Platelet Large Cell Ratio
- Estimated Average Glucose= (28.7 × HbA1c) − 46.7
- Transferrin Saturation= (Serum Iron ÷ TIBC) × 100
- UIBC= TIBC − Serum Iron
- Blood Urea Nitrogen= Blood Urea ÷ 2.14
- BUN / Creatinine Ratio= Blood Urea Nitrogen ÷ Creatinine
- eGFR= CKD-EPI equation on creatinine, age and sex
- Cholesterol / HDL Ratio= Total Cholesterol ÷ HDL
- HDL/LDL Ratio= HDL ÷ LDL
- LDL / HDL Ratio= LDL ÷ HDL
- Non-HDL Cholesterol= Total Cholesterol − HDL
- VLDL Cholesterol= Triglycerides ÷ 5
- A/G Ratio= Albumin ÷ Globulin
- Bilirubin Indirect= Total Bilirubin − Direct Bilirubin
- Globulin= Total Protein − Albumin
- SGOT/SGPT Ratio= SGOT ÷ SGPT
None of this means a calculated value is useless. eGFR is calculated and doctors act on it every day. The narrower point is the one that matters when you are comparing prices: these were not separately tested, so they should not be separately counted.
Every input above is itself on the same report. For example, Absolute Basophil Count needs nothing beyond WBC Count and Basophils, both already measured.