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Everlywell and LetsGetChecked sell home-collection tests for specific health questions. Their catalogs differ, so the detailed comparison starts with two panels that both measure cholesterol and HbA1c: Everlywell Heart Health and LetsGetChecked Diabetes & Heart.
At a glance
1 one-time panel and 1 annual membership
7 one-time panels
$99 one-time panels
$399/yr memberships
$99–$199
5–83 markers
3–7 markers
- Heart Health Test$995 markers
- 360$399/yr83 markers
Also sells 40 other tests, which you can choose below.
- Diabetes & Heart$996 listed results
- Essential Vitamin Test$1093 markers
- Thyroid Antibody$1195 listed results
- Female Hormone Test$1394 markers
- PCOS Test$1397 markers
- Male Hormone Advanced$1795 markers
- Male Hormone Complete$1997 markers
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$99
One-time purchase
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$99
One-time purchase
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5 markers
6 listed results
What’s included
Markers in each selected offering. Where the other provider sells a marker as an add-on, it’s labelled.
None
- Heart health4
- Metabolic health1
Heart health
- HDL Percentage of Total Cholesterol
Getting tested
Both selected tests use a finger-prick sample collected at home and returned by mail. They share cholesterol and HbA1c measurements, but their reported results are not identical.
Mail-in kit: Included
Mail-in kit: Included
Results and help
Everlywell provides physician-reviewed results online. LetsGetChecked provides an online laboratory report and describes clinical follow-up and treatment options for abnormal results.
Physician-reviewed results with explanations in your Everlywell account.
An online laboratory report, with nursing outreach when specified abnormal results need attention.
Web · iPhone
App
Clinician review
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Cost and terms
Both selected kits are one-time purchases, with no annual membership required.
Purchase: $99
Purchase: $99