A thoughtful first step whether you’re planning pregnancy, facing miscarriage or infertility, or preparing for IVF. The $119 Clarity Panel offers useful context, without asking you to have everything figured out first.
Get Your $119 Clarity Panel25 markers, a written report from Dr. Kongoasa, and a separate review with an RHI team member.
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A focused fertility panel for people who want informed context and a supportive place to begin.
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An RHI team member will call within one business day after purchase. If testing is appropriate, the team will explain next steps, including a fasting morning draw on cycle day 2–4. Results usually take 2–7 days, followed by a team review.
Choose the level of detail that feels right for where you are today.
Two one-time packages. Comprehensive is a separate option, not an add-on charge to Clarity.
A focused, physician-informed starting point.
The six confirmed areas included in the Clarity panel:
FSH, LH, estradiol (E2), prolactin
TSH with reflex Free T4, thyroid antibodies
Testosterone, DHEA-S
Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c), insulin; glucose is included in CMP14
Ferritin, Vitamin D
Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP14)
Includes a written report from Dr. Kongoasa and a separate review with an RHI team member. The team review is not a doctor consultation.
Get Your $119 Clarity PanelA deeper look when you need more context.
Considering a deeper look after recurrent loss, unexplained infertility, or before IVF? Talk with our team about whether Comprehensive fits your next step.
FSH, LH, progesterone, estradiol (E2), prolactin
TSH, Free T4, Free T3, thyroid antibodies, TPO antibodies
Total testosterone, DHEA-S, SHBG, 17-OH progesterone, androstenedione
Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c), insulin, C-peptide, lipid panel; glucose is included in CMP14
Iron, TIBC, ferritin, Vitamin B12, folate, Vitamin D, Vitamin A, zinc, copper, magnesium
Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP14), plus GGT
Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH)
Morning cortisol
CBC with differential and platelets, ceruloplasmin, homocysteine, hs-CRP, CA-125
A hormone involved in follicle growth and egg maturation.
A hormone involved in ovulation and cycle regulation.
Provides context about ovulation and the cycle phase when measured.
The main estrogen, involved in follicle development and the uterine lining.
Elevated levels can interfere with ovulation.
A key signal used to assess thyroid function.
Measures an available form of thyroid hormone.
Measures the active form of thyroid hormone.
An antibody panel that provides context about thyroid autoimmunity.
Checks for antibodies to thyroid peroxidase.
An androgen that may be elevated in PCOS or other conditions.
An androgen made mainly by the adrenal glands.
A protein that binds sex hormones and helps put androgen results in context.
A hormone precursor used in assessing some adrenal causes of androgen excess.
An androgen precursor made by the ovaries and adrenal glands.
Reflects average blood sugar over the past two to three months.
Helps assess how your body manages blood sugar.
Provides context about how much insulin your body is producing.
Measures cholesterol and triglycerides for metabolic health context.
Measures iron circulating in the blood.
Helps assess how your blood transports iron.
Reflects your body's iron stores.
Supports blood cell formation and nerve function.
Supports cell growth and is important before and during pregnancy.
Measures vitamin D status.
Provides context about vitamin A status.
A mineral involved in immune function and cellular processes.
A mineral involved in iron metabolism and other body functions.
A mineral involved in many metabolic and cellular functions.
Measures blood sugar at the time of your draw; included in the comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP14).
Kidney: measures urea nitrogen, a waste product filtered from the blood.
Kidney: a waste product used to help assess kidney filtration.
Liver: an enzyme used to help assess liver health.
Liver: an enzyme found in the liver and other tissues.
Liver: an enzyme that provides context about the liver, bile ducts, and bones.
Liver: a breakdown product processed by the liver.
Liver: a protein made by the liver that helps carry substances through the blood.
Liver: measures the combined proteins in your blood.
Electrolytes and minerals: helps regulate fluid balance.
Electrolytes and minerals: supports nerve and muscle function.
Electrolytes and minerals: helps maintain fluid and acid–base balance.
Electrolytes and minerals: reflects bicarbonate levels and acid–base balance.
Electrolytes and minerals: supports bones, muscles, and nerve function.
An enzyme that adds context about liver and bile duct function.
Provides information about ovarian reserve; it does not predict egg quality or pregnancy on its own.
Measures a hormone involved in the body's stress response; timing affects interpretation.
Measures blood cells and hemoglobin to provide general health context.
Measures the types of white blood cells.
Measures cells involved in blood clotting.
A copper-carrying protein that helps interpret copper status.
An amino acid that provides context about nutrient metabolism.
A nonspecific marker of inflammation; it does not identify a cause on its own.
A nonspecific blood marker that may change with several conditions. It is not a diagnosis or a standalone cancer screening test.
Our team will confirm blood draw timing, report, and results-review inclusions before purchase. The tests above reflect the supplied Comprehensive lab list; a bundled lab order is not the same as one biomarker.
Get the Comprehensive PanelThe Clarity report presents Dr. Kongoasa’s written findings. Separately, an RHI team member reviews the report with you; that review is not a doctor consultation. Clarity includes 25 markers. The $599 Comprehensive Panel includes 83 markers; confirm its draw timing, report, and review inclusions with our team.
The Clarity offer is limited in scope. It is not a full miscarriage or infertility workup, does not diagnose a condition, and cannot guarantee pregnancy or explain or prevent pregnancy loss. Discuss health decisions with your personal clinician.