Free interactive education

Understand your heart numbers before you test.

Explore rotatable 3D illustrations and plain-English explanations of cholesterol, ApoB, Lipoprotein(a), inflammation and blood-pressure hormones. Learn what each marker can help you discuss with your healthcare professional.

No email needed to explore. The free guide is delivered by email through A-List's Stan Store page, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

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Educational illustrationCut-away artery · not actual anatomy · not to scale

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Six short lessons

Start with the question you're curious about

Each lesson has an interactive 3D model you can rotate with a finger or mouse, the key facts, questions to ask your clinician, and the A-List panels that include that test.

Prefer flip cards and a quick quiz? Try the Heart Numbers Explorer.

Learn first, buy only when you're ready

How it works

  1. Learn here, freeExplore the lessons at your own pace. No sign-up required.
  2. Get the free guideThe Heart Numbers Guide arrives by email with a link back to this Learning Center.
  3. Compare panelsSee each panel's tests and all-inclusive price on the Heart Panels website.
  4. Check out & schedulePay securely through Stan Store, then book your in-home blood draw.
Transparent pricing

One price per panel: lab order, collection and lab testing included

Every listed panel price includes the required lab order, standard mobile blood collection, collection supplies, and laboratory testing/processing. Only optional upgrades you select (such as the $60 Vein Finder) cost extra. You'll review your selections and final total in Stan Store before paying.

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Keep your heart numbers handy

Get the free A-List Heart Numbers Guide by email. It includes a link back to this interactive Learning Center and to our testing options, so you can pick up where you left off.

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Educational only. This page explains what a test measures. It does not interpret individual results, diagnose a condition, or recommend treatment. A qualified healthcare professional can help decide which tests make sense for you and what your results mean. Do not change medicines or preparation instructions based on this page.