Kidney Tests

Albumin

A protein that, when found in urine, can indicate kidney damage or disease.

Albumin

Catch silent kidney and blood vessel damage years before standard kidney tests show anything is wrong.

Amylase

See whether your pancreas is leaking, struggling, or recovering, in a window that blood tests can miss.

BUN

Your kidneys' quiet stress signal, with prognostic depth that routine checkups often overlook.

BUN/Creatinine

The overlooked number on a routine blood panel that can flag kidney strain and heart trouble a single reading might miss.

Calcium

The most accurate read on whether you are losing too much calcium, missed by routine blood tests and spot urine checks.

Citric Acid

The clearest read on whether your urine is fighting kidney stone formation, beyond what a standard urinalysis can show.

Creatinine

Your most direct read on daily kidney filtering power and muscle status, beyond what a single blood draw can show.

Creatinine

See whether muscle loss or fading kidney filtration is showing up in your urine, and make your other urine tests trustworthy.

Creatinine

See kidney filtration through the marker most labs use first, while knowing when muscle, meat, or medicines are fooling it.

Creatinine (U0 Mid-Sleep)

Creatinine (U1 Waking)

The hidden anchor that makes every other marker in your morning urine sample meaningful.

Creatinine (U2 +2 Hours)

The reference marker that decides whether the rest of your urine hormone results can be trusted.

Creatinine (U3 Dinner)

The behind-the-scenes math that makes your dried urine hormone results trustworthy.

Creatinine (U4 Bedtime)

The reference point that lets you trust the cortisol and hormone numbers in your bedtime urine sample.

Cystatin C

Catches milder drops in kidney filtration that creatinine misses, giving you a real window to slow or stop decline.

Cystine

The clearest signal of cystine stone risk, before another painful kidney stone forms.

Glyceric Acid

Explore whether your urine carries a hidden signature of inherited kidney or metabolic problems routine panels are not built to find.

Glycolic Acid

Get an early read on oxalate metabolism, the hidden driver behind many calcium kidney stones.

Magnesium

One of the most sensitive reads on your body's magnesium balance, catching depletion that a standard blood test misses.

Microalbumin/Creatinine Ratio

An early warning sign of kidney damage and heart disease, often years before standard blood work shifts.

Oxalic Acid

A signal of calcium oxalate stone risk and silent kidney damage, beyond what a standard kidney panel reveals.

Oxalic Acid

Find out whether your body is producing or absorbing too much of the molecule behind most kidney stones, before stones or silent kidney damage appear.

Phosphate

Get an early read on how your kidneys handle one of the minerals most tied to heart and bone health.

Phosphorus

Get an early read on whether your phosphorus load is straining your kidneys or driving stone formation, beyond what a single blood test can show.

Potassium

See whether your kidneys are quietly losing potassium or your diet is falling short of what your heart and blood vessels need.

Protein

The reference standard for measuring how much protein your kidneys are leaking, when an exact answer matters.

SMDA

A more precise early read on kidney function, beyond what creatinine alone can tell you.

Sodium

See whether the salt in your diet is quietly pushing your heart and blood vessels toward damage, even if your blood pressure looks fine.

Total Protein

Spot liver damage, hidden immune disorders, or protein loss that standard tests can mask when albumin and globulin shift in opposite directions.

Urea

A standard kidney marker that also flags dehydration, muscle wasting, and hidden mortality risk routine panels overlook.

Urea Nitrogen

Your most direct read on how much protein your body is actually breaking down each day.

Uric Acid

See whether your body is overproducing uric acid or your kidneys are holding it in, the key question routine blood tests cannot answer.

Urine Amorphous Sediment

Get an early read on your urine chemistry, including signs of acidic urine and stone-forming potential.

Urine Appearance

A quick visual read on infection, stones, and hidden particles in your urinary tract, before symptoms force the issue.

Urine Calcium Oxalate

Get an early microscope-level read on whether your urine is forming the seeds of kidney stones.

Urine Casts

See whether your kidneys are quietly inflamed or scarring, even when standard blood work looks fine.

Urine Color

The fastest, free read on your hydration, and a quick warning sign when something else is off.

Urine Crystals

Catch the earliest sign of kidney stone risk, often years before a stone passes.

Urine Granular Casts

The clearest sign your kidney filters are physically damaged, often visible before standard creatinine moves.

Urine Hyaline Cast

Catch early signs of kidney stress that routine blood tests and dipstick results can miss.

Urine Occult Blood

Catch hidden bleeding in your urinary tract before it becomes a diagnosis you wish you had found sooner.

Urine Protein

Catch kidney damage years before your blood tests change, when you can still reverse the trajectory.

Urine Protein-to-Creatinine Ratio

A simple signal that your kidneys may be quietly leaking, often years before standard blood work catches it.

Urine RBC (Red Blood Cells)

Catch kidney or urinary tract damage early, before pain or visible bleeding forces you to act.

Urine Renal Epithelial

Catch kidney tubule damage early, when standard creatinine and dipstick tests still look fine.

Urine Transitional Epithelial

Spot inflammation, infection, or injury in your urinary tract lining before symptoms force you to act.

Urine Uric Acid Crystals

An early signal that uric acid stones or kidney crystal damage may be forming, often missed by a standard blood panel.

eGFR (Creatinine + Cystatin C)

Your most accurate read on kidney function, sharper than a standard creatinine test alone.

eGFR (Creatinine)

The clearest read on how well your kidneys are filtering, more useful than creatinine alone.

eGFR (Cystatin C)

The clearest read on kidney filtration, especially when muscle mass makes your standard kidney number misleading.