There are easily accessible direct-to-consumer startups in Canada that do this sort of testing.

I did mine a while back with Nia Health. Every marker on the OP’s list was included. You will have to pay out of pocket, but the cost was not unreasonable when i did it.

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andy99 3 days ago | parent [-]

Thank this looks interesting though I do see it's a very early stage startup (and inexplicably subscription based which appears to just be a naked cash grab).

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zukzuk 2 days ago | parent [-]

It was not a subscription when I did it a year or two ago, but I guess the one-off model may not have worked out. I work in this field and the economics of doing something like this with a D2C model in Canada are not great. People are just not used to exchanging money for healthcare.

	▲	karlgkk a day ago \| parent [-]
		subscription model makes sense, unfortunately if you're doing a one-off, it's almost certainly part of a checkup or otherwise ordered by a doctor. any followups will be under their care too if you're like me, with a longer term health condition that requires periodic measurement, then this actually makes a ton of sense