Check-up Panel (Bilan Check-up)

The Check‑up Panel (Bilan Check‑up) from Novelab is a single‑visit blood test that gives you a broad snapshot of your health. By analysing 21 different biomarkers—including hemoglobin, platelets, white‑blood cells, ferritin, TSH, creatinine, DFG, electrolytes, liver enzymes, CRP, glucose, cholesterol fractions, triglycerides, uric acid, calcium and Vitamin D—the panel highlights areas such as nutrition, kidney and liver function, thyroid status, inflammation and cardiovascular risk. It is designed for adults who want a comprehensive baseline assessment or who are monitoring routine health changes, and it costs a flat €50 for a venous blood draw and full laboratory analysis.

Novelab’s Check‑up Panel (Bilan Check‑up) offers a straightforward way to obtain a wide‑ranging view of your physiological status with one venous blood sample. The test measures 21 distinct biomarkers, grouped by the body systems they reflect. **Metabolic and cardiovascular health** – cholesterol total, HDL, LDL, triglycerides, glucose and uric acid give insight into lipid balance, blood sugar control and purine metabolism, which are associated with heart disease and metabolic syndrome. **Kidney and electrolyte function** – creatinine, DFG, sodium and potassium assess renal filtration and fluid‑electrolyte balance, helping to flag early changes in kidney performance. **Liver and inflammatory status** – ASAT, ALAT, GGT and CRP evaluate liver enzyme activity and systemic inflammation, markers that may support the detection of liver stress or chronic inflammatory conditions. **Hematology and nutrition** – hemoglobin, platelets, white‑blood cells, ferritin and calcium provide a picture of blood health, iron stores and bone mineral status, while Vitamin D levels are linked to bone health and immune function. The panel is ideal for adults seeking a routine health overview, for those beginning a new fitness or diet program, or for anyone who wants to track changes over time. A single venous draw is all that’s required; results are compiled into a clear, clinician‑reviewed report that outlines each marker’s range and any values that fall outside typical limits. At €50, the price includes the blood collection, laboratory processing of all 21 markers, and the final written report, making it an affordable entry point for comprehensive health monitoring.