ADMA, Measured: Reading the Body's Internal Brake on Nitric Oxide
Asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA) is a small molecule made when the body modifies certain proteins during normal cell activity. Enzymes add methyl groups to arginine side chains in proteins (protein arginine methyltransferases, PRMTs). When those proteins are broken down, free ADMA is released into the bloodstream. Available at 2,000+ lab locations and at-home (select states). See FAQs below
Hyperuricemia: Serum Urate and the Crystal-Formation Threshold
Measuring uric acid in blood detects excess levels early, signaling risk for gout, kidney stones, and cardiometabolic strain (hyperuricemia). At Superpower, we offer uric acid testing for Hyperuricemia—available in-clinic and at home. Home blood testing is currently offered in selected states. (See FAQs below for more info).
Gout: What Uric Acid Reveals About Urate Burden
Blood testing clarifies gout risk by quantifying uric acid burden and its cardiometabolic context. At Superpower, we measure uric acid and the uric acid/HDL ratio. We offer in-clinic and at-home testing; home gout testing is currently available in selected states. (See FAQs below for more info).
Chronic Kidney Disease: Filtration Markers Beyond Creatinine
Blood testing detects kidney dysfunction early. Superpower provides tests for creatinine, eGFR, BUN, albumin, corrected calcium, and potassium to evaluate filtration, protein balance, and electrolyte-mineral control. Superpower offers in-clinic and at-home testing; home blood testing for chronic kidney disease is available in selected states. (See FAQs below for more info).
Acute Kidney Injury: Reading the Filtration Markers
Early blood testing for acute kidney injury identifies declining filtration before symptoms, protecting whole‑body balance. Superpower offers creatinine, eGFR, BUN, and BUN/creatinine ratio testing. Access in‑clinic or at‑home options; home collection for AKI testing is available in selected states. (See FAQs below for more info).
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