Start with a fingerstick.
Apply a capillary blood sample to a purpose-built test cartridge. Sample volume and collection instructions will be established during development.
We’re developing a fingerstick testing platform designed to measure hormones where you are—without mailing your sample to a lab.
See what changes ↘A portable reader. A test cartridge. A connected app.
Proposed platform; not available for purchase.
From a fingerstick
to your hormone trends.
Collecting blood at home and analyzing it at home are different experiences. PrimalCheck aims to bring the analysis to the sample.
| The journey | Mail-in hormone testingExample: LetsGetChecked | PrimalCheckProposed platform |
|---|---|---|
| Collect | Collect your sample at home. | A fingerstick sample applied to a cartridge. |
| Analyze | Return your sample to a laboratory. | A portable reader analyzes the cartridge.Intended workflow; requires validation. |
| Receive | Online results after laboratory processing; advertised turnaround of approximately 2–5 days. | Results sent to a connected app.Result timing has not been established. |
| What changes | Home collection with laboratory processing. | Designed to remove shipping and support convenient repeat monitoring. |
Comparison concerns the testing workflow, not analytical accuracy or clinical superiority. Source: LetsGetChecked: How it works ↗. Timelines vary by test and service. PrimalCheck features are development goals.
Three connected steps. No outbound sample shipment in the intended process.
Apply a capillary blood sample to a purpose-built test cartridge. Sample volume and collection instructions will be established during development.
The proposed reader measures the cartridge’s assay signals to produce quantitative hormone results. Each assay will need performance validation.
The connected app is intended to organize results over time, giving users and their clinicians a clearer record to discuss.
Imagine a single place to review measurements and keep collection context alongside them. Explore these fictional views of the proposed app.
Demonstration only. The example contains no patient data and does not provide medical interpretation.
An illustrative view of repeated hormone measurements.
Illustrative data · No reference range or treatment recommendation
Convenience only matters if results can be trusted. The platform’s intended capabilities must be demonstrated through development and validation.
Our initial focus is understanding the needs of hormone clinics and people who undergo repeat testing. We’re seeking clinical and development partners to help shape a useful, measurable first product.
Test menu, accuracy, sample requirements, turnaround time, pricing, and intended use remain to be finalized. Proposed applications extend to women’s hormone health and other areas of endocrine monitoring as the platform develops.
We’re interested in conversations with hormone clinicians, assay and device developers, research collaborators, and investors who understand diagnostics.
No. PrimalCheck is in development. The device render and app views on this website illustrate the proposed experience; they are not a commercially available product.
No. This concept describes an intended workflow advantage. Analytical performance and clinical suitability will require validation against appropriate reference methods.
The initial test menu has not been finalized. Each analyte has distinct technical requirements, and inclusion will depend on feasibility, validation, and the intended regulatory pathway.