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Get to know your heart markers.
Look beyond your total cholesterol number.
Explore what your blood can tell you
At-home blood test
A kit to your door.Your first step starts at home.
02A small blood sample.Follow the instructions in your kit.
03Your results online.View your results in your account.
Meet your baseline
A look inside the panelSmall sample.
Bigger picture.
Start with the things you’re curious about.
Tap a marker to see what it means.
Your results need context. A single number doesn’t tell the whole story.
YOUR PANEL, EXPLAINEDAdvanced Heart Health
Standard lipid profile
Get to know what each of these markers reflects.
Total cholesterol
The total amount of cholesterol your blood is carrying, protective and harmful particles counted together.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
HDL cholesterol
The particles that carry cholesterol back to the liver for disposal, a marker of how well that return traffic is running.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
LDL cholesterol
The cholesterol carried by the particles that can lodge in artery walls.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
Triglycerides
The fat your blood is transporting between meals and storage, which rises with recent food, alcohol and excess carbohydrate.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
Non-HDL cholesterol
Every cholesterol-carrying particle that can enter an artery wall, in one number.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
Total:HDL ratio
The balance between your total cholesterol and the protective fraction, shown for context.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
Illustrative presentation · Not a patient report
Everything in your test 10 biomarkers
Total cholesterol
The total amount of cholesterol your blood is carrying, protective and harmful particles counted together.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
HDL cholesterol
The particles that carry cholesterol back to the liver for disposal, a marker of how well that return traffic is running.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
LDL cholesterol
The cholesterol carried by the particles that can lodge in artery walls.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
Triglycerides
The fat your blood is transporting between meals and storage, which rises with recent food, alcohol and excess carbohydrate.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
Non-HDL cholesterol
Every cholesterol-carrying particle that can enter an artery wall, in one number.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
Total:HDL ratio
The balance between your total cholesterol and the protective fraction, shown for context.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
ApoB
A direct count of the particles capable of entering an artery wall, one tag per particle.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
Lp(a)
An inherited variant of a cholesterol-carrying particle, set by your genes and stable for life.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
hs-CRP
A protein the liver releases when something is inflamed, measured on an assay sensitive enough to pick up the low background level.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
HbA1c
The proportion of your red blood cells that have sugar attached, which averages your blood glucose over about three months.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
Your kit. Your sample. Your results.
Made for
real life.
You don’t have to understand every marker to take the first step.
Find your baseline
Take your sample.
Follow your kit’s instructions, register your sample and return it for analysis.
View your results.
See your blood test results in your Helvy account.
UKAS-accredited UK lab · Results within 5 working days of sample receipt
Your results, online
See how your
results look.
Explore an illustrative Advanced Heart Health report, using the same display as your Helvy account.
Explore the sample report
Before you begin
A few things
worth knowing.
Is this the right place to start?
Choose this panel for the included cholesterol, blood-fat and related markers. Blood results are one part of heart health; blood pressure, family history and other factors also matter. This is not a diagnosis or a complete risk assessment.
What should I know before taking my sample?
Follow the collection and preparation instructions supplied with your kit. Register your sample and record the collection time before returning it for analysis. If you take medication, ask your clinician about testing; do not stop prescribed medication for a test.
What can this test tell me?
It gives you a snapshot of the markers included in this panel. One result outside a range does not on its own mean something is medically wrong. Speak to your GP about persistent or concerning symptoms.
How will I see my results?
Your blood test results are displayed in your Helvy account. You can explore the sample report on this page to see an illustrative example before you order.
What are the limits of this panel?
Blood markers cannot show plaque in an artery or provide an all-clear for heart health. Results need context, including your blood pressure, family history and other factors.
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