One panel is a snapshot. Plus is the movie.
If you re-test every cycle, the trend is the signal. Plus saves your panels, tracks every marker over time, compares draws, and exports doctor-ready PDFs on demand — still anonymous.
billed once a year · about $3/mo · less than 9 single reads
One-time $3.99 read available · cancel anytime · anonymous account
Pay once, track forever — no renewals, ever.
Full marker history
Every panel you save, trended over time. Watch a marker climb across draws instead of guessing from one snapshot.
Draw-to-draw comparison
Put two panels side by side and see exactly what your protocol moved — the thing ChatGPT structurally can't do.
Unlimited doctor-ready PDFs
Export a clean, doctor-ready report for any panel, any time — not $3.99 each.
Every context mode
Clinical, optimization, and enhanced ranges — switch context on any saved panel.
Still anonymous
An anonymous account — a handle and a key, no email required. Your labs are never sold, never in an ad profile.
FAQ
A single analysis is a one-time $3.99 unlock of one panel — read it once, not saved. Plus ($34.99/yr) is for people who re-test every cycle: unlimited analyses, saved history that trends each marker over time, draw-to-draw comparison, and unlimited doctor-ready PDFs — all anonymous.
Bloodwork isn't monthly — most people draw every 2-3 months. A yearly plan matches that rhythm without charging you for months you're not testing, and it works out to less than the cost of nine single reads.
No. A Plus account is anonymous by default — a handle and a recovery key. Email is optional and only for recovery. Your bloodwork is never sold or used for ads.
Yes. Right after an unlock you can apply that $3.99 toward your first year of Plus, so your first year is discounted by what you already paid.
Anytime, and you keep access through the end of the year you paid for. No auto-price-hikes.
Start with a single analysis
Unlock one panel, then upgrade when you want unlimited + history.
Analyze a panel →FullPanel is an educational tool, not medical advice, and does not recommend or adjust any compound or dose.