Decode My Labs: Free Lab Results Checker

Find Out What "Normal" Labs May Be Missing

Have recent labs? See where each number falls. No labs yet? Find out which tests are worth asking about. It takes about two minutes.

How it works: if you have a recent blood test, enter your numbers and see where each result falls against the typical lab range and the narrower range many functional medicine providers aim for. No labs yet? Check off what you're noticing and get a personalized list of labs worth asking about.

This is an educational tool, not a diagnosis, and using it doesn't make you a patient of Regen Wellness.

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Two Quick Questions

Which applies to you?
Do you have recent lab results?
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Enter Your Lab Results

Results are compared to US units (the units on most Quest and Labcorp reports).

Your privacy

The numbers you enter are calculated on your own device. They are not sent to Regen Wellness. So we can show your results after you submit the form, they're held in this browser tab for up to 30 minutes and deleted as soon as your results appear. Don't enter your name, date of birth or other identifying details in the result fields. If you're using a shared or public computer, close this page when you're done.

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What Are You Noticing?

Check everything that applies. There are no wrong answers.

Your privacy

Your answers are used on your own device to build your list. We never receive the specific symptoms you check. They're held in this browser tab only until your list appears.

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What we receive

Check the box above to continue.

Submitted the form? Your results are ready.

This tool is for education only and is not medical advice, a diagnosis or a substitute for care from a licensed clinician. Reference ranges vary by lab, age and health history, and the "functional" target ranges shown are general guides used by some providers, not established clinical cutoffs. The lab list is a starting point for a conversation; a provider decides which tests are appropriate for you. If any result is outside your lab's reference range, or you have symptoms that concern you, contact your healthcare provider. If you think you're having a medical emergency, call 911.