Diabetes & Heart Test by LetsGetChecked | Monitor Cholesterol Levels & Screen for Diabetes and Prediabetes | Including Lipoprotein(a) | Home Sample Collection Kit | Results in Approx 2-5 Days

All of LetsGetChecked products are great. If you have to give blood, maybe get the heart rate up because it could take 10 minutes and pricking two fingers. So easy and convenient if you live near a UPS store. Have used them since 2020 when Covid began, but now I’ve used nearly all the products for men and enjoy skipping a doctors visit.

This kit has everything you need to take your sample and send it in. You will need to make an account on their website, but they also have videos there on how to collect your sample. Due to my current schedule, I’m not able to fast and take the sample in time to get it shipped out same day, but I’ve certainly got everything I need when the time comes and my schedule changes.

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This is a fantastic idea 💡To be able to do it from the comfort of your home , especially right now !This takes the stress out of having to go to the doctor.It’s pretty easy and straightforward with excellent instructions and a website that you will have to log into to be able to get tested and see your results.It also gives you precise instructions to get the best sample to their labs.You will need to fill out the paperwork and remember to keep the box it comes in , because you will be sending it in that.They give you everything that you will need- including extra lancets , just be ready mentally for this ..you will have to collect a small vial of blood at 10am and send it off the same day..in the paid postage box that is ready to go ..they include a device to help you get enough blood to send to the lab.You will get your results in a few days, depending upon the day and time you send it in.They have amazing customer service and are there for any questions or concerns that you might have.This is a great way to get tested for diabetes and gives you the peace of mind of knowing if you have it , without waiting for doctors schedules to clear up ..and you won’t risk an infection by going to get this done outside of your home.

I have been taking home tests for years, from various companies and figured I'd give this one a try. This is the first one to tell me that they couldn't test my cholesterol samples because the blood sample was haemolized, but they were able to test the same blood sample for Diabetes? Alrighty. When you first log into your LetsGetChecked account for the results, it shows a banner for 6 biomarkers for the test sample, to which there are two possible results, "normal," and "incomplete." My results show as "normal," even though 5/6 biomarkers were unable to be completed. What a sloppy way of delivering test results, as this is deceiving. It was only when I clicked on the dropdown arrow that I could see only 1 biomarker was able to be completed. I followed their instructions to the letter. I drew one drop after another, but maybe it wasn't fast enough. It took me 4 minutes, or so. I've never had this issue with other home tests.Now, I've been on hold with them for 42 minutes to try to resolve this, but based on other reviewers from their other tests, they don't refund or replace tests, so I think I'm giving up on trying for a replacement, although, I am curious as to how long they keep me on hold for. I'm just going to have Amazon refund me. Everlywell is much better for testing at home. Their tests are easy to use, they're responsive, and they offer free replacement tests if your sample is unable to be tested for any reason, including user-error.

I was a little hesitant to try this out, just because I wasn't thrilled at the thought of having to fill a vial with blood, but the vial ended up being quite small and the whole process was pretty painless. The instructions and the special vibrating "phlebotic assistant" really helped a lot and seemed to make the process much quicker. I even think this is suitable for people afraid of needles, and in my opinion it beats going to the doctor and getting your blood drawn that way. The instructions for use are clear and easy to understand, but be aware you will need to fast a minimum 8 hours overnight for this. They don't really discuss the fasting in the instructions so I felt I should point this out.The test itself is good, the results seem accurate and came back extremely quickly. It tests for a nice range of biomarkers, but there definitely is some room for improvement. Most importantly, it doesn't check CRP. CRP in particular is a really important biomarker for assessing cardiovascular risk, and it's pretty disappointing that they neglected to test this.Overall, this is incredibly convenient and cost-effective way of getting bloodwork done. In my opinion, the convenience of not having to go into a lab really makes it worth it. I personally get a bit anxious around doctors and needles, but I found drawing my own quite easy and bearable, so I would absolutely recommend this.

This is a great product for the convenience of doing the Diabetes test at home without going anywhere outside and avoiding the hassle of an appointment. This kit is very useful if you are in a hurry to get the result and don't have plenty of time to wait for it. Easy to use, directions are clear and easy to follow. Also, very reasonably priced. Labs in the State are charging 2-3 times at least what this kit costs. Sample shipment reached within a few days from Arizona and the results were available within the next 3 days too. I loved how easy it was to get the test done that too quickly.

It asks way too many unnecessary personal questions that don't affect how the test is read. I don't recommend them unless you want to give them a detailed medical history. It took 35 minutes to activate the test kit wasting time in the morning. The activation website didn't work on Chrome today. Also, I couldn't enter my phone number for validation because their system said my cell number which I've had for 15 years was invalid. The instructions for how much to fill the vile were inconsistent between the picture in the instruction page and the video.