Get the most complete picture of your health with our advanced blood and urine panel, testing 135+ biomarkers across every dimension of your wellbeing.
10-hour food and caffeine fast prior to appointmentStop taking supplements containing Biotin or Vitamin C
About the Advanced Blood Panel
The Advanced Blood Panel is Superpower's most comprehensive blood panel. It measures a comprehensive set of biomarkers from a single blood draw and urine sample, then turns them into a clear picture of how your body is actually doing.
Most checkups test for around 15 markers. This is a different level of detail. It builds on everything in our baseline panel and goes further into areas a routine blood test usually skips: in-depth hormone testing, inherited cardiovascular risk markers like Lipoprotein(a), and nutrient status.
You get one connected view of your whole health, plus a personalized protocol built from your results.
Who benefits from testing
This panel is for people who want the full picture, not a partial one.
Athletes and active people who want to see how training, recovery, and nutrient status show up in their blood.
Founders and professionals running on long hours who want to understand their energy, hormones, and stress at a deeper level.
People over 40 who want blood work broad enough to detect early shifts in heart, hormone, and metabolic health.
Anyone with a family history of heart disease who wants to measure inherited cardiovascular risk markers like Lipoprotein(a), not guess at it.
Health optimizers who already track their numbers and want a deeper baseline to build from.
Anyone tired of fragmented care who wants a single blood panel instead of separate tests across separate visits.
Proactive testing reveals what is working well and what needs attention, often before symptoms appear in a standard checkup.
What your Advanced Blood Panel results reveal
Your results show where your body is strong and where there is room to improve. Each biomarker is measured and shown relative to standard reference ranges, so you can see which results may warrant attention.
The Advanced Blood Panel goes deeper in three areas a basic blood test leaves out:
Hormones. In-depth hormone testing to understand drivers of energy, mood, and recovery.
Inherited heart risk. Markers like Lipoprotein(a), a largely inherited, genetically-influenced cardiovascular risk marker a standard panel skips.
Nutrient status. A read on where your body may be running low.
Results are only the start. With a Superpower membership, your numbers turn into a personalized action plan, and the AI-powered concierge translates the science into clear next steps you can actually follow. Your care team is there when you want a human in the loop. You get a real baseline, a plan to act on it, and ongoing support to keep moving forward.
Frequently asked questions
A blood panel is a single test that measures a wide set of biomarkers across many systems of your body, rather than checking just a few. Superpower's Advanced Blood Panel measures a wide set of biomarkers from one blood draw and urine sample, including hormones, inherited cardiovascular risk markers like Lipoprotein(a), and nutrient status.
It covers a broad set of biomarkers across cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal, nutritional, organ, and inflammatory health, including in-depth hormone testing, inherited cardiovascular risk markers like Lipoprotein(a), and nutrient status.
A standard checkup typically measures around 15 markers. The Advanced Blood Panel goes far deeper, adding hormones, inherited cardiovascular risk markers like Lipoprotein(a), and nutrient status that routine panels skip. It then turns the results into a personalized protocol.
Yes. Fast from food and caffeine for 10 hours before your appointment. Water is fine.
Stop taking supplements containing Biotin or Vitamin C before your draw, as they can interfere with certain assays. Keep taking prescribed medications unless your clinician advises otherwise.
This panel is processed by Quest Diagnostics and available in 40 states. It is not offered in New York or New Jersey; residents of those states are served by the BioReference variant of this panel.
Available in:
Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Washington, D.C.
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Biomarkers tested
Vitamin D is an essential and multifunctional micronutrient.
Method: Usually performed by FDA-cleared immunoassay in CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited laboratories. If an LC/MS method is used at the performing site, the assay is a laboratory-developed test (LDT) validated under CLIA and not cleared or approved by the FDA. Results support clinician interpretation and are not a stand-alone diagnosis.
Albumin is a transport protein produced by the liver. Globulins are a type of protein that is made by the liver and the immune system. The amount of albumin and globulins can be affected by a number of things, including infections, kidney or liver disease, or even dietary protein intake.
Method: Derived from FDA-cleared laboratory results. This ratio/index is not an FDA-cleared test. It aids clinician-directed risk assessment and monitoring and is not a stand-alone diagnosis. Inputs: albumin, globulin.
Albumin is a protein made by the liver that has many functions in the body, such as maintaining fluid balance, transporting substances including hormones and vitamins, regulating blood pressure, preventing blood clotting, and providing nutrition.
Method: FDA-cleared clinical laboratory assay performed in CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited laboratories. Used to aid clinician-directed evaluation and monitoring. Not a stand-alone diagnosis.
ALP is an enzyme that is found in various tissues, mainly in the liver and bone.
Method: FDA-cleared clinical laboratory assay performed in CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited laboratories. Used to aid clinician-directed evaluation and monitoring. Not a stand-alone diagnosis.
ALT is an enzyme that is mainly found in the liver cells and helps break down proteins and amino acids.
Method: FDA-cleared clinical laboratory assay performed in CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited laboratories. Used to aid clinician-directed evaluation and monitoring. Not a stand-alone diagnosis.
Apolipoprotein B (ApoB) is a protein that has many functions in the body, such as transporting lipids (fats), regulating cholesterol metabolism, maintaining blood vessel integrity, and modulating immune responses.
Method: FDA-cleared clinical laboratory assay performed in CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited laboratories. Used to aid clinician-directed evaluation and monitoring. Not a stand-alone diagnosis.
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