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Heart Health Test

The heart test helps provide a comprehensive picture of your cardiovascular health that can aid in the prevention of heart disease.

  • CLIA-Approved
  • CAP-Accredited
  • Reviewed by a certified laboratory scientist and medical doctor
  • Collection method: easy finger prick blood collection
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Results in 3 days

Collect your sample, mail it back in the prepaid envelope, and receive results by email or phone.

This test is most useful for people who:

  • Are overweight or have a sedentary lifestyle
  • Have a family history of heart disease or atherosclerosis
  • Have a history of high blood pressure
  • Have a history of smoking
  • Have a history of drinking
  • Have diabetes, kidney disease, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, or an underactive thyroid gland
What Will Your Results Tell You?

A breakdown of your heart test and actionable follow up steps.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the United States. It is absolutely vital to your overall well-being to stay on top of your heart health. However, that means you need to monitor a number of important variables that contribute to your current cardiac condition. True Marker makes that easy to do with our at-home heart health test.


Our self-test for heart disease examines many essential factors. Biomarkers may indicate certain cardiovascular diseases, which raise the risk of chest pain, heart attack, and stroke. Cholesterol and lipid levels can be normal or abnormal. High HbA1C and glucose levels may identify elevated blood sugar levels that, over time, can damage blood vessels. C-Reactive Protein (CRP) can be a marker for chronic inflammatory issues such as heart disease, as well as diabetes, lupus, and dementia. 


True Marker’s heart test analyzes these important numbers to illustrate a thorough picture of your cardiac health. You’ll receive results in a PDF report you can share with your doctor. The two of you can use the test findings to make any necessary lifestyle changes. We also offer treatment recommendations, if needed. 

What Will Your Results Tell You?

Information that’s critical for a healthy heart

When you have a healthy heart, you're not just preventing disease—you’re contributing to your overall wellness. Take our heart test at home and enjoy superior privacy and security. You also get the convenience of testing whenever you want; we put you in control of your health.


Most health tests should be taken annually. True Marker’s at-home heart health test requires a small blood sample and the kit contains all the supplies you need to do it yourself. Once you mail in your sample, we’ll return your results back within three days. This test is one of our many general health tests, which are designed to track important biomarkers for organ function, vitamin and mineral deficiencies, and hormone balance. Explore our collection of at-home test kits to find the best ones for you and your lifestyle. 

There are different ways to measure heart health. Here's why they matter for you:

Cholesterol

Cholesterol is essential for creating new cells in our bodies. You attain cholesterol by eating foods containing animal protein, and it can also be created in our livers.

LDL Cholesterol

LDL cholesterol, or "bad" cholesterol, can increase your risk of heart disease if elevated. Elevated LDL cholesterol levels can lead to deposits into blood vessels known as atherosclerosis.

HDL Cholesterol

HDL cholesterol, or "good" cholesterol, can lower your risk of heart disease if normal. Normal HDL cholesterol levels prevent cholesterol deposits from building up in blood vessels and forming atherosclerosis.

Triglycerides

Triglycerides are fat deposits in the blood that can lead to cardiovascular problems if elevated. Triglycerides can build up in numerous tissues and organs such as the liver and pancreas leading to various diseases.

HbA1C

HbA1c provides insight to your blood glucose levels over the past 90 days. A variation from the normal range can be indicative of certain diseases (Pre-diabetes, diabetes, or cardiovascular disease). Your HbA1C and glucose levels provide necessary information regarding your body’s glycemic index and control. Given your HbA1c level, you can begin lifestyle modification alongside dietary changes with the help and guidance of your doctor. Controlling these levels can prevent loss of vision and it can also prevent amputation of your lower limbs.

C-Reactive Protein

CRP is a plasma protein synthesized in the liver. Blood CRP is a marker used to measure the level of inflammation in the body. CRP elevations can be non-specific, but they can also point to an underlying inflammatory disease. The disease can be something insignificant such as a cold or something significant such as heart disease. Monitoring your CRP level is crucial for your overall health.

Everything you need to easily take your test:

Everything you need to easily take your test
Everything you need to easily take your test

Our in-house medical team really knows what they’re talking about

Rather than outsourcing testing, we built the first lab that does it in-house. That means our scientists can actually answer your questions and are available to guide you through the process.