273 markers. Read properly.

A standard check-up runs a dozen tests and tells you they are “normal”. We run the panels that show where your biology is heading — from a $90 baseline to a full functional workup — drawn at your villa, hotel or home, and read with you by a doctor.

Book a check-upWhat most check-ups skip
Blood35Heart17Sugar11Liver17Kidneys26Hormones29Immune42Infection57Cancer screening12Gut10Toxins11Imaging6

Three check-ups. One table.

Every row is a panel; tap it to see the markers inside. Prices per person; results as fast as two days.

panel
Basic$90An annual baseline: blood, sugar, liver, kidneys, urine.
Intermediate$170Blood, sugar and liver, plus lipids and electrolytes.
Advanced$640female $740Everything, plus stool, vitamins, iron and tumour markers.

Ignored by most check-ups. Tested here.

The markers that explain fatigue, weight that will not move, brain fog and gut trouble are rarely on a standard panel. Ours are.

  • Heavy metals

    Lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium — in serum, urine or hair. Bali's air, water and fish make this worth knowing.

  • Organic acids (OAT)

    Seventy-six urinary metabolites that show how your mitochondria, gut bacteria and neurotransmitters are actually behaving.

  • Gut microbiome

    Sequenced, not guessed — with the parasites, yeast and inflammation markers a stool test misses.

  • Lp(a) & ApoB

    The cardiovascular numbers a standard lipid panel leaves out, and the ones that predict best.

  • Full thyroid

    Free T3, free T4 and antibodies — a lone TSH misses most thyroid problems.

  • IgG food sensitivity

    216 foods mapped, so the diet plan is built on your reactions, not a list.

Targeted panels, priced per panel.

Twenty-eight panels, each bookable alone or added to a check-up. Functional labs are shipped overseas.

Core systemsThe five panels most people start with.

Hormones & thyroidFull panels, not a single TSH.

Cancer screeningMarker sets by organ.

Infection & sexual health

Immune & inflammatoryAllergy now; CIRS, MCAS and spike protein coming.

Environment & toxinsWhat a standard check-up never looks for.

priorityFunctional labsSent overseas; results in two to three weeks.

priorityLongevity lab packagesCurated panels for tracking the long game.

The full catalogue, by system.

273 markers across 12 systems. Search above, or open a system.

Haematology

Complete Blood CountErythrocyteErythrocyte indexHemoglobinHemoglobin analysis (HPLC) – thalassaemiaHematocritReticulocyteAbsolute reticulocyteLeucocyteDifferential countThrombocyteBlood sedimentation rate (ESR)Peripheral blood smearBlood type (ABO-Rh)Coombs test

Haemostasis

Rumple LeedeBleeding timeClotting timeProthrombin time & INRThrombin timeAPTTClot retractionFibrinogenD-Dimer (quantitative)AT IIIThrombocyte aggregationProtein SProtein CBlood viscosityCardiolipin antibody IgMCardiolipin antibody IgG

Iron profile

Serum ironTIBCFerritinTransferrin

Lipid profile

Total cholesterolHDLDirect HDLDirect LDLSmall dense LDLTriglyceridesApo A1Apo BLp(a)

Cardio markers

CKCK-MBLDHTroponin I (quantitative)HomocysteineCRP (quantitative)CRP (qualitative)hs-CRP

Diabetes

Fasting blood glucosePost-prandial glucoseRandom blood glucoseGlucose tolerance test (5×)Glucose tolerance test (3×)Glucose daily curve (4×)HbA1cSerum insulin

Vitamins

Vitamin DVitamin B12Folic acid

Liver function

Total proteinProtein electrophoresisTotal bilirubinDirect bilirubinIndirect bilirubinAlbuminGlobulinSGPT (ALT)SGOT (AST)Gamma GTAlkaline phosphataseCholinesteraseFasting bile acid

Pancreas function

Pancreatic amylaseLipaseAcid phosphataseProstate acid phosphatase

Kidney function

UreumCreatinineBlood urea nitrogenUric acideGFRCystatin CUrea clearance

Electrolytes

NatriumPotassiumChlorideCalciumIonised calciumMagnesiumPhosphorusBlood gas analysis

Urinalysis

Complete urinalysisGlucoseAlbumin/globulinSedimentKetoneProtein urine 24 hBence-Jones proteinNa/K/Cl (urine)Micro-albumin (quantitative)Pregnancy test packPregnancy test EIA

Thyroid

Total T3Total T4Free T3Free T4 indexTSHNeonatal TSHT uptakeAnti-TPOAnti-thyroglobulin

Female hormones

EstradiolProgesteroneTestosteroneFree testosteroneLHFSHProlactinβ-HCG (quantitative)AMH

Male hormones

EstradiolProgesteroneTestosteroneFree testosteroneLHFSHProlactinAMH

Adrenal & growth

CortisolBasal growth hormoneExercise growth hormone

Autoimmune

G6PDNeonatal G6PDSLE test (LE cell)ANA IFAnti ds-DNAANA profileASTO (semi-quantitative)ASTO (qualitative)RF (semi-quantitative)RF (qualitative)

Allergy (IgE)

Total IgEHouse dustDust mitesChicken featherJavanese cottonCanine epitheliumCat epitheliumMouse epitheliumCockroachChocolateChickenBeefGoat meatFishAspergillusPenicilliumNutShrimpCrabShellfishEgg yolkEgg whiteMilkWheatMucorBird dungIgE atopy (Indonesian panel)

Immunoglobulins & complement

IgMIgGIgAC3 complementC4 complement

Hepatitis

Anti-HAV IgMAnti-HAV totalHBsAg (quantitative)HBsAg rapidHBsAg confirmationAnti-HBsAnti-HBs titreAnti-HBs totalAnti-HBc IgMAnti-HBc totalHBeAg / anti-HBeHBV DNA (qualitative)HBV DNA (quantitative)HCV RNA genotypeAnti-HCV (quantitative)Anti-HCV (qualitative)

TORCH

Anti-Toxo IgMAnti-Toxo IgGToxo IgG avidityAnti-rubella IgMAnti-rubella IgGAnti-CMV IgMAnti-CMV IgGAnti-HSV I IgMAnti-HSV I IgGAnti-HSV II IgMAnti-HSV II IgGAnti-chlamydia IgMAnti-chlamydia IgG

HIV & STD

HIV-1 RNAAnti-HIVCD4CD8TPHAVDRL/RPR

Tropical & other

Anti-dengue IgG/IgMNS1Chikungunya IgMAnti-TB IgGTB-IGRAAdenosine deaminaseWidalAnti-Salmonella typhi IgM (Tubex)SeroamoebaAnti-leptospirosis IgG

Microbiology & biomolecular

Gram stainingNeisser stainingAcid-fast stainingAcid-fast cultureGonorrhoea stainingTrichomonasCandidaFungus & yeastM. tuberculosis PCRSalmonella typhi PCRDengue virus PCRHPV DNA + genotype

Tumour markers

AFP (liver, testicle)CEA (general, colon)Ca 72-4 (lungs)Ca 19-9 (pancreas)PSA (prostate)Ca 15-3 (breast)Ca 125 (ovary)

Cytology

Small tissueMedium tissueLarge tissuePap smearLiquid-based cytology (ThinPrep)

Stool

Macroscopic stool analysisMicroscopic stool analysis

Body fluids

Cerebrospinal fluidPleural fluidPericardial fluidAscitic fluidJoint fluidKidney stone analysisBile stone analysisSperm analysis

Toxicology

OpiateAmphetamineMethamphetamineCocaineBenzodiazepineTHC

Heavy metals (by panel)

LeadMercuryArsenicCadmiumEssential minerals (tissue analysis)

Non-invasive

Thorax X-ray (PA)ECGAudiometrySpirometryTreadmill testAbdominal ultrasound
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  • Fasting8–10 hours before the blood draw for most panels; water is fine.
  • TimingNot during menstruation — it can give a false positive on urine and some markers.
  • Results2 days for standard panels; 2–3 weeks for functional labs shipped overseas.
  • WhereSamples are drawn at your villa, hotel or home; imaging and function tests at a partner facility.