About Levels
Levels brings glucose monitoring, food logs and blood-test results together in one account. Its annual bundles include a limited sensor supply and written reviews; you can add more sensors or a separate live nutrition session.
Choose a Levels bundleWear Stelo and book included labsReview your data and written insights
Offerings
Comprehensive Lab Panel
$414
Membership then $15/mo
137 listed results
One Comprehensive lab panel, with app membership included for new customers or a panel-only purchase for existing members.
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Complete
$1,329/yr
137 markers
+ 137 follow-up
Annual bundle combining glucose monitoring, Comprehensive blood panels, clinician review and a nutritionist session.
Core
$399/yr
30 markers
+ 30 follow-up
Annual bundle combining glucose monitoring, Basic blood panels and written clinician review.
Basic Lab Panel
$114
Membership then $15/mo
30 listed results
One Basic / Essential lab panel, with app membership included for new customers or a panel-only purchase for existing members.
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Reviews
What people praise
Seeing how everyday choices affect glucose
CGM users value connecting meals and activity with their glucose patterns, helping them experiment with routines and understand their own responses rather than relying on general advice.
Stories about Levels
Scott Hanson
Finding an unexpected ingredient behind higher readings
Scott and his wife used Levels to test how different foods affected his glucose, including a surprising response to coconut aminos. After two months of dietary changes, follow-up bloodwork showed improved fasting glucose and A1c.
levels.comBrendan
Using real-time feedback to change meals and activity
After years of elevated blood sugar, Brendan used Levels to catch glucose rises that occasional finger checks missed. He changed meals and added more walking, later reporting an A1c of 5.6 and weight loss of more than 50 pounds.
levels.comGabe Mendoza
Testing how to fuel training
Gabe used Levels to experiment with food choices and carbohydrate timing while training to build muscle. He found that white rice worked better for him than sweet potatoes and reported steadier energy while increasing his carbohydrate intake.
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