Your bloodwork · read in context
Hi Dev K — here’s your latest panel
Reviewed by Apex Performance. Ranges adapt to your context, not a population average.
Dev K.
enhanced mode · testosterone 200mg/wk + EQ
▼ 8 since last drawOn cadence · 1w since draw
Trajectory
94→86
2026-03-20 → 2026-06-02
Markers · this draw vs last
History & trends · 2 draws
Every draw against your own ranges — see what's moving, and the patterns a single report can't show.
Overall score over time
Optimal 90+Monitor 55+Action <55
Trends across your markers · 10 tracked
3worsening0improving7steady
Pattern · ApoB is rising while HDL falls — two cardiovascular markers moving the wrong way together.
Pattern · Testosterone and hematocrit are climbing together — a known pairing on androgens worth watching.
Pattern · ALT and GGT are rising together — a liver pattern more than a muscle one.
Pattern · Your blood count panel is drifting the wrong way — Hematocrit, Hemoglobin are all worsening together.
ApoBg/L
1.1▲ +10%
worsening
Hemoglobing/L
186▲ +8%
worsening
Hematocrit%
56▲ +8%
worsening
ALTU/L
70▲ +27%
steady
ASTU/L
76▲ +27%
steady
Estradiol (E2)pmol/L
210▲ +17%
steady
HDL Cholesterolmmol/L
0.6▼ -14%
steady
GGTU/L
30▲ +7%
steady
Total Testosteronenmol/L
41▲ +5%
steady
eGFRmL/min/1.73m2
94→ -2%
steady
% is the change from the first to the latest draw. Shaded band = the expected range. Patterns show co-movement, not cause.
Inspect one marker
Hematocrit %expected 41–52
expected band
04Next lab order
What to ask for next draw — tests only, never treatment.
On a protocol?
+Ferritinfollow-upIron stores give context for an elevated or rising hematocrit.
Re-testing flagged markers rested and well-hydrated, roughly 8–12 weeks apart, gives a cleaner trend to bring to a clinician.
Why do your ranges look different on a protocol? Read how context-aware bloodwork works →Educational information only, not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Consult a physician about your results.