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95+ LABORATORY BIOMARKERS
Blood and urine biomarkers
Cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal, inflammatory, nutritional and organ-health markers assessed across eight connected systems.
WHAT REVI ASSESSES
Revi connects comprehensive testing with your body, routine and test context—then identifies what matters most and what to change first.
95+ BIOMARKERS · BIOMETRICS · HEALTH & ROUTINE · TEST CONTEXT
WHAT GOES INTO YOUR ANALYSIS
Blood results do not tell the whole story. Revi interprets 95+ laboratory biomarkers alongside your body, current routine and testing conditions—creating a clearer picture of where you stand and what may be influencing your results.
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95+ LABORATORY BIOMARKERS
Cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal, inflammatory, nutritional and organ-health markers assessed across eight connected systems.
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PHYSICAL CONTEXT
Body composition, waist ratios, blood pressure and resting pulse establish your physical starting position.
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CURRENT ROUTINE
Nutrition, training, sleep, stress, alcohol, medication and supplements help explain what may be influencing your results.
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MEASUREMENT CONTEXT
Age, sex, fasting status, draw time, recent activity and clinical history help prevent temporary or context-dependent readings from being misinterpreted.
REVI INTERPRETATION
Revi connects these inputs to identify meaningful patterns—and determine which changes are most relevant to your starting position.
YOUR RESULTS
YOUR CONTEXT
REVI ANALYSIS
YOUR PRIORITISED PLAN
WHOLE-BODY COVERAGE
Revi assesses each system individually, then connects patterns across your complete health picture—helping distinguish isolated results from the opportunities most relevant to longevity, performance and recovery.
EIGHT CONNECTED SYSTEMS
The core laboratory systems Revi examines and connects
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The lipid particles, fatty-acid balance and risk signals that shape cardiovascular health over time.
LABORATORY MARKERS
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CHOOSE AN AREA TO EXPLORE
Select an area to see the markers Revi examines.
ALL MARKERS
19 markers examined
ADDITIONAL CLINICAL & SAFETY CHECKS
Important contextual findings outside the eight scored systems
Selected markers provide important clinical context and may identify findings appropriate to discuss with a GP. They inform Revi’s interpretation but are not necessarily included in a Revi system score.
CONTEXT MATTERS
Results are more useful when interpreted in the conditions they were produced—not as isolated numbers detached from timing, routine and recent load.
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Morning versus later draws can shift hormones, glucose and stress markers enough to alter interpretation.
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Fasted and non-fasted states change lipid and metabolic readouts, especially insulin-related signals.
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Heavy sessions in the prior 24–72 hours can temporarily elevate inflammation and tissue-stress markers.
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Sleep, supplements and short-term behavioural changes can move biomarkers in predictable ways.
Revi analyses these layers together—not as separate questionnaires, measurements and test results.