Test Results — General Wellness Panel
12 biomarkers · Results finalized April 4, 2026
Released
12 Total
8 Normal
2 High
2 Low
Normal — within reference range
High — above reference range
Low — below reference range
Critical — requires prompt attention
Biomarker Result Units Reference Range Visual Flag
Metabolic Panel
Glucose (Fasting)Blood sugar — fasted 10 hrs
 94 mg/dL 70 – 99
● Normal
Hemoglobin A1c3-month average blood sugar
 5.4 % < 5.7
● Normal
Lipid Panel
Total CholesterolCardiovascular risk marker
 218 mg/dL < 200
▲ High
LDL Cholesterol"Bad" cholesterol
 138 mg/dL < 100
▲ High
HDL Cholesterol"Good" cholesterol
 52 mg/dL > 40 (M)
● Normal
TriglyceridesBlood fats — fasting value
 145 mg/dL < 150
● Normal
Thyroid Function
TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone)Primary thyroid screen
 2.1 mIU/L 0.4 – 4.0
● Normal
Free T4Active thyroid hormone
 1.2 ng/dL 0.8 – 1.8
● Normal
Hormone Panel
Testosterone (Total)Male hormone — morning draw
 312 ng/dL 264 – 916 (M)
● Normal
Vitamins & Nutrients
Vitamin D (25-OH)Bone, immune, mood support
 22 ng/mL 30 – 100
▼ Low
FerritinIron storage protein
 18 ng/mL 24 – 336 (M)
▼ Low
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
CBC — All ParametersWBC, RBC, Hemoglobin, Hematocrit, Platelets
 Within range — See full panel
● Normal
R. David Tiller, MPAS, PA-C Results reviewed and released · Partner Physician, Hormone Health Expert
Released April 4, 2026 at 3:30 PM
Rapid Testing Lab · CLIA Certified
Clinical Interpretation & Recommendations
Provider notes on out-of-range results
By Provider

Lipid Panel — Elevated Cholesterol

Total cholesterol of 218 mg/dL and LDL of 138 mg/dL are above optimal targets. Lifestyle modifications including reduced saturated fat intake, increased aerobic exercise (150+ min/week), and dietary fiber are recommended. A follow-up lipid panel in 3 months is advised. If levels remain elevated, statin therapy may be discussed with your primary care provider.

Vitamin D — Deficient

25-OH Vitamin D at 22 ng/mL indicates deficiency (optimal target: 40–80 ng/mL). Supplementation with Vitamin D3 2,000–4,000 IU daily is recommended, ideally taken with a meal containing healthy fats for optimal absorption. Retest in 90 days to confirm improvement.

Ferritin — Below Reference Range

Ferritin of 18 ng/mL is below the male reference range of 24–336 ng/mL. An iron-rich diet and possible supplementation are recommended. Evaluation for gastrointestinal blood loss may be warranted if symptoms of fatigue persist. Follow up with your primary care provider.

Testosterone — Low-Normal Range

Testosterone of 312 ng/dL is within the normal range for males, though at the lower end. Clinical correlation with symptoms (fatigue, libido, muscle mass) is recommended. Repeat testing may be considered, ideally as part of a comprehensive hormone panel including Free Testosterone, SHBG, and LH.

Medical Disclaimer: This report is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Reference ranges are population-based guidelines and individual clinical context may vary. Abnormal results should be discussed with a licensed healthcare provider. Rapid Testing Lab is a CLIA-certified laboratory providing direct-access testing. For questions about your results, call us at 435-254-2427.
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