
64 biomarkers · Quest
Basic Panel
For your first draw, before symptoms show up. The essential annual baseline — metabolic, thyroid, lipid, and core hormonal markers to establish where you stand.
Lab Testing
Comprehensive lab testing gives your clinician a clearer picture of your health, so treatment can be built around your biology—not assumptions.
Your results help guide hormone care, weight management, peptide therapy, and ongoing optimization over time.
Biological Age
2 years younger than your calendar age
See how your biological age compares with your actual age, and how your health is changing over time.

Biological Age
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Chronological 47
Why It Matters
Up to 140 biomarkers across metabolic, hormonal, cardiovascular, inflammatory, nutritional, and other key systems, interpreted together, not in isolation.
Up to 140 biomarkers tested
Simple blood testing and retesting
Walk-in or at-home phlebotomy
Eligibility and provider order required. Lab results alone are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Panels are physician-reviewed and are not a substitute for in-person care.
How it works
Walk into a partner lab or choose at-home phlebotomy where available.
See your biomarkers in plain language, with physician-reviewed context around what may deserve attention.
Use your results to inform clinician-guided treatment and ongoing health decisions where appropriate.
Your next step depends on what your results show.
Step 01 · Why test at all
An annual physical screens for disease. It doesn't measure how well you're running. Those are two different questions, and standard lab ranges only answer the first.
The same result, two different questions
Reference range
264–916 ng/dL
How your result compares with the laboratory's established range.
Clinical context
500–900 ng/dL
How your result may relate to your symptoms, goals, history, and other biomarkers.
A result can fall within a reference range and still deserve context. Argo looks at your biomarkers alongside your symptoms, health history, goals, and related results to help your clinician see the fuller picture.
A look inside your report
Your results are organized by system, translated into plain language, and reviewed in context — so you can see what matters, why it matters, and what to discuss with your clinician next.
Example report
Basic Panel
Sample report from the Basic Panel (62 markers). Broader panels report up to 140 biomarkers. Toggle ApoB below to see how the report reads when a marker moves into range.
Collected
04 Mar 2026
Reported
11 Mar 2026
Markers
62 in this panel
Flagged
3 to address
Hormonal
Testosterone, Total
Strong end of range — maintain training + sleep.
Optimal 500 – 900 ng/dL
Free Testosterone
Bioavailable fraction is healthy at this SHBG.
Optimal 12 – 24 pg/mL
SHBG
Slightly elevated — can blunt free testosterone.
Optimal 20 – 45 nmol/L
TSH
Thyroid axis stable. Recheck annually.
Optimal 0.5 – 2.5 mIU/L
Cardiovascular
ApoB
Above optimal. Flagged for a lipid strategy and a 90-day retest.
Optimal < 80 mg/dL
Lp(a)
Genetically favorable. No action needed.
Optimal < 75 nmol/L
HDL Cholesterol
Protective. Aerobic volume is working.
Optimal > 50 mg/dL
Metabolic
Fasting Insulin
Excellent insulin sensitivity.
Optimal 2 – 6 uIU/mL
HbA1c
Upper edge. Prioritize post-meal walks.
Optimal < 5.4 %
Inflammation & Nutrients
hs-CRP
Low inflammation. Well positioned.
Optimal < 1.0 mg/L
Vitamin D, 25-OH
Below target. Start 5,000 IU/day, retest in 90 days.
Optimal 50 – 80 ng/mL
Ferritin
Low-normal. Add iron-rich intake; recheck at 90 days.
Optimal 50 – 150 ng/mL
Scroll to view all 62 markers in this panel
What this read means
Three markers sit outside optimal: vitamin D, ferritin, and ApoB. Each is flagged with its optimal target, what it governs day to day, and the Argo protocols that move it. Everything else holds — retest the flagged markers at 90 days, full panel at 12 months.
Results are yours to keep. Argo reports and explains your numbers — it is not a diagnosis, and anything critical is routed to care immediately.
Lab panels
Focused testing for longevity, hormones, metabolic health, and performance.

64 biomarkers · Quest
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The Journey
No appointment, no referral, no waiting room. Order the panel, give one sample, and get your numbers against optimal ranges in the Argo app — then retest and watch them move.
Your best, by design
Comprehensive testing, clinician-reviewed and built to track what standard labwork leaves out.
Labs by ArgoOnly for hormone therapy, which requires a baseline panel. Every other pathway can start without bloodwork — labs just give your clinician added context to tailor the plan.
Any of 2,000+ Quest or LabCorp sites nationwide. No appointment or insurance needed — your requisition arrives by email the moment you order.
Roughly a week for most panels. A clinician reads every result, so you receive interpretation and next steps instead of a bare threshold report.
A physician-reviewed report placing your biomarkers in context, what they mean together, and a clear plan — supplements, retest timing, and prescriptions where warranted.
Usually every three to six months while your protocol is being fine-tuned, then yearly once stable. Your clinician sets that cadence with you.
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