Systemic chronic inflammation registers in your blood plasma.
Now you can measure it.
The biomarker
What is suPAR?
suPAR is a protein measured in blood plasma. It offers context for long-running immune activation: the kind that changes over weeks and months, not from one ordinary day to the next.
A blood-plasma signal
suPAR stands for soluble urokinase plasminogen activator receptor. The suPAR Bio test measures it from a blood sample.
Longer-term context
It reflects systemic immune activation over longer timeframes, rather than a single symptom, meal, workout, or short-lived flare.
A deep research base
suPAR has 20+ years of research and more than 1,000 peer-reviewed studies, including European-population research related to immune activation and inflammation-related biology.
A modifiable marker
suPAR levels may respond to lifestyle changes and reflect changes in health behaviors over time.
The kit
Systemic chronic inflammation, measured.
A comprehensive kit, ready for collection.
Everything is organized for registration, collection, temperature control, and shipment to the lab.
- 01Register & Complete Health ProfileScan the QR code to link the sample to your account and complete Health Profile information.
- 02CollectUse a mobile phlebotomy service or visit your healthcare provider for a standard blood draw and sample preparation.
- 03ReturnAll materials are included for the sample to be cooled and shipped to the lab.
The report
Simple reporting.
The result stays simple, with context close by.
Your report pairs the suPAR level with the suPARbio Age Index and a repeat-testing view.
- 01suPARbio Age IndexA comparison of biological and chronological age that may reflect accelerated aging linked to chronic inflammation.
- 02Current levelYour measured suPAR level (ng/mL) and its associated range, which may indicate the likelihood of serious health events in the near future.
- 03TrendHow your suPAR level changes over time as new results are added.
