Each home blood test kit measures comprehensive biomarkers for heart health, metabolism, hormone balance, inflammation, liver and kidney function, and essential nutrients—giving you a broad snapshot of key areas related to your overall wellness.

You'll receive a detailed report analyzing 50+ key markers that highlight potential areas to discuss with your healthcare provider, including possible nutrient gaps and opportunities to support your wellness.

Unlike basic self tests or home use tests that only screen for one or two things, NutriVue provides laboratory-grade comprehensive analysis similar in scope to panels often ordered in a clinical setting.

All tests are processed in CLIA-certified laboratories that meet the same accuracy standards as hospital labs. Because NutriVue uses an upper-arm collection device with a controlled vacuum system, results depend on following the included collection steps and shipping the sample promptly. Laboratory quality controls and standardized procedures help support reliable testing.

No clinic visits are needed for blood collection. NutriVue is available as a self-pay program with the referral of a healthcare professional. We always recommend sharing your lab results with your healthcare provider, especially if your test reveals any concerns that may require medical attention.

Results are typically available within about 48 hours after your sample arrives at our CLIA-certified laboratory.

You’ll receive an email notification when your results are ready and can view them in your secure NutriVue account. Turnaround times may vary slightly depending on shipping time and the specific biomarkers analyzed.

NutriVue is not currently covered by insurance carriers and is offered as a self-pay program with clinician referral.

However, NutriVue membership may be eligible for HSA or FSA reimbursement, allowing many members to use pre-tax funds for payment. Eligibility can vary by plan, so we recommend confirming with your HSA or FSA administrator.

Reliable at-home blood testing depends on three key factors: proper sample collection, laboratory quality standards, and data security.

NutriVue uses a single-use, upper-arm blood collection device designed to support consistent sample collection with minimal discomfort. Samples are analyzed by CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited laboratories, which follow standardized quality control procedures and routine inspections.

At-home health tests can measure biomarkers that have been studied in relation to various health conditions, such as blood sugar control, cholesterol levels, thyroid function, hormone patterns, nutrient status, liver and kidney markers, and general inflammation.

However, it's important to understand that home test kits are screening tools, not diagnostic tests. They measure specific biomarkers and identify abnormal values that may indicate health concerns, but they cannot definitively diagnose disease. 

If your lab results show concerning values outside the normal range, you should follow up with your healthcare provider for further evaluation, additional laboratory tests, and proper diagnosis.

Some tests on the market reference genetic markers or other indicators, but a confirmed cancer diagnosis always requires in-person clinical evaluation and specialized testing performed by healthcare professionals.

When evaluating home testing companies, look for several key indicators:

• Use of CLIA-certified laboratories for analysis
• Clear information about test accuracy and validation studies
• Clinical oversight by licensed physicians
• Transparent pricing without hidden fees
• Responsive customer support,
• Comprehensive privacy policies. 

Additional signs of a reputable provider include published data on test performance, clinical advisory boards with legitimate healthcare professionals, and appropriate disclaimers about test limitations.

Be cautious of companies that overstate capabilities, make unrealistic health claims, or don't clearly identify their laboratory partners.

NutriVue meets all these standards. Our tests are processed by CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited labs, reviewed by licensed physicians, and backed by transparent policies that prioritize your health and privacy.

A functional medicine blood test looks at a wide range of biomarkers to help you better understand how different systems in your body are functioning — including metabolism, hormones, nutrient status, inflammation, and overall wellness.

With NutriVue, functional testing can include:

• Comprehensive at-home blood testing to establish baseline health markers
• Hormone panel testing to assess thyroid, adrenal, and sex hormone patterns
• Micronutrient testing to evaluate vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and antioxidants
• Corporate wellness solutions for organizations supporting employee health
• Targeted supplement support informed by lab results

Rather than focusing only on disease detection, functional medicine blood testing emphasizes patterns and optimal ranges, helping you track changes over time and make more informed decisions about nutrition, lifestyle, and wellness — all from home.

CLIA (Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments) is a federal program regulated by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) that oversees all laboratory testing performed on humans in the United States. 

CLIA certification establishes national standards for personnel qualifications, testing procedures, and quality control to protect patients from incorrect test results that could lead to misdiagnosis or delayed treatment. Laboratories must meet strict requirements for equipment calibration, staff training, proficiency testing, routine inspections, and quality assurance programs. 

Without CLIA certification, a facility cannot legally perform clinical laboratory testing for diagnostic purposes. When you use NutriVue's at- home blood test, you're getting the same level of laboratory quality and accuracy that hospitals, physicians, and healthcare systems rely on, giving you confidence in your results.

Yes, many people managing chronic conditions choose to use home blood test kits who need regular monitoring of specific biomarkers. If you have diabetes, you can track hemoglobin A1C, fasting glucose, and insulin levels to evaluate blood sugar control over time. 

For thyroid conditions, monitoring TSH, T3, and T4 can provide additional information your doctor may consider when managing your treatment. People with heart disease can track cholesterol, triglycerides, and inflammatory markers. The convenience of at-home testing means you can monitor your condition more frequently without the burden of repeated clinic visits. 

However, home tests should complement, not replace, your regular medical care. Always share your NutriVue results with your healthcare provider so they can incorporate the data into your treatment plan and adjust medications or interventions as needed.

If your at-home blood test reveals biomarkers outside the optimal or normal range, don’t panic. Results are one piece of information and do not, by themselves, provide a diagnosis.

Your NutriVue report will explain what each result means and provide personalized recommendations for diet, supplements, and lifestyle changes that may help improve your numbers. For values that are only slightly outside the reference range, some people choose to focus on areas like nutrition, activity, stress management, and sleep, in consultation with their healthcare provider.

However, if your results show significantly abnormal values, symptoms of concern, or markers indicating serious health risks, you should consult with your doctor promptly for further evaluation.