Monitoring your blood sugar levels is crucial for managing and preventing diabetes. The Diabetes/Pre-Diabetes Test provides a clear picture of your average blood glucose levels over the past two to three months, helping you understand your risk for diabetes or pre-diabetes.
 
What Does the Test Do?
This test measures your Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c), which reflects your average blood sugar levels over the past 8 to 12 weeks. It’s a useful tool for diagnosing diabetes or assessing how well your blood sugar is being managed if you’ve already been diagnosed. High HbA1c levels can indicate poor blood sugar control, which may increase your risk for diabetes complications.
 
How It Works:
Collect a small blood sample at home using the kit provided.
Register your kit online and mail your sample to our lab with prepaid postage.
In 3 weeks, receive a detailed report of your HbA1c levels, helping you understand your blood sugar control over time.
 
What’s in Your Health Report?
Your report focuses on your HbA1c level:
Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c): This marker shows your average blood glucose levels over the past 2 to 3 months. High levels can indicate pre-diabetes or diabetes, while normal levels suggest good blood sugar control.
 
Why Take the Test?
Check for Diabetes or Pre-Diabetes: Understand whether your blood sugar levels put you at risk for diabetes.
Monitor Your Blood Sugar: If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, this test helps track how well your treatment or lifestyle changes are working.
Take Action Early: Identifying high HbA1c levels can help you take proactive steps to manage or prevent diabetes.
 
Requirements:
There’s no need to fast for this test, making it convenient and easy to complete at home.
 
Key Features:
Simple, at-home blood test
No fasting required
Free shipping for your test kit and sample return
Detailed report on blood sugar control
Results available in 3 weeks
Secure online access to your results
 
Stay on top of your blood sugar health with the Diabetes/Pre-Diabetes Test, and get insights into how well you’re managing your risk for diabetes or pre-diabetes.