WHL HomeLab launch
Collect a small blood sample from your upper arm using the included Tasso+ device. Return it to WHL for analysis by an accredited laboratory—without arranging a conventional blood draw or clinic appointment.
What is Tasso+?
Tasso+ is a compact device that attaches to the upper arm and collects a small liquid blood sample into an attached tube after activation. You close the tube, use the supplied protective packaging and return the sample according to the test-specific instructions.
This is not an instant self-test. The sample is analyzed by WHL and the laboratory report provides measured results, units and relevant reference intervals.
Clear pricing: the test prices below include Tasso+. Handling and shipping of €15.95 is added at checkout.
Find your HomeLab pathway
Compare biomarkers, preparation guidance, launch prices and the most appropriate use of each test.
HomeLab test collection
Every price shown includes the required Tasso+ device. Handling and shipping of €15.95 is added at checkout.
Accessible starting points for blood cells, glycaemic exposure, fatigue-related nutrients, inflammation, cardiovascular risk and liver or kidney function.
Connects red-cell indices, immune-cell distribution and platelet results with average glucose exposure over approximately two to three months.
Best suited to: general health monitoring, fatigue, blood-cell assessment or longer-term glucose regulation.
Assesses nutrient availability, iron storage, thyroid stimulation and inflammatory burden across several common biochemical contributors to reduced energy.
Best suited to: persistent tiredness, reduced stamina, restrictive diets or follow-up of previously low nutrient markers.
Extends the conventional lipid profile with ApoB, Lp(a), inflammation and calculated atherogenic relationships for broader cardiovascular context.
Best suited to: advanced lipid assessment, family cardiovascular risk or monitoring diet and treatment.
Combines hepatocellular, biliary and protein markers with renal filtration and nitrogen or purine metabolism.
Best suited to: organ-function monitoring, long-term medication use, metabolic health or previously abnormal liver or kidney findings.
Assesses systemic inflammation alongside the major circulating immunoglobulin classes and complement proteins.
Best suited to: recurrent infections, inflammatory patterns, immunoglobulin monitoring or baseline immune assessment.
Choose a basic or complete thyroid assessment, a broad male or menopausal hormone profile, or cycle-specific testing.
Provides a connected view of pituitary thyroid stimulation, circulating thyroxine availability and the active T3 fraction.
Best suited to: fatigue, temperature intolerance, weight changes, thyroid symptoms or treatment monitoring.
Adds two thyroid antibodies to the functional hormone pattern, providing context regarding possible autoimmune thyroid activity.
Best suited to: broader thyroid assessment, borderline results, family history or suspected thyroid autoimmunity.
Combines androgen status and binding proteins with pituitary stimulation and adrenal androgen output.
Best suited to: low energy, libido or performance concerns, androgen assessment or treatment monitoring.
Assesses pituitary, ovarian and adrenal hormone relationships during perimenopause, menopause or postmenopause.
Best suited to: menopausal transition, hot flushes, cycle changes, libido or hormone-therapy monitoring.
Provides an early-follicular-phase snapshot of pituitary signalling, ovarian hormone status, prolactin and androgen availability.
Best suited to: regular-cycle hormone assessment, fertility context or menstrual irregularity investigation.
Assesses luteal-phase hormone production when collected approximately six to eight days after ovulation.
Best suited to: ovulation confirmation, luteal-phase assessment or cycle-specific hormone monitoring.
Move beyond isolated nutrients by assessing connected mineral, vitamin, membrane-fatty-acid or amino-acid patterns.
Profiles major minerals and trace elements involved in electrolyte balance, enzyme activity, energy metabolism and antioxidant defence.
Best suited to: restricted diets, supplementation review, fatigue or broader mineral and trace-element assessment.
Assesses fat-soluble vitamin status and antioxidant carotenoids relevant to bone, coagulation, immune, visual and redox physiology.
Best suited to: suspected malabsorption, restrictive diets, supplementation monitoring or broad fat-soluble vitamin assessment.
Evaluates longer-term red-cell membrane fatty-acid composition and the balance among omega-3, omega-6 and related fatty acids.
Best suited to: nutritional optimization, omega supplementation review, membrane balance or cardiovascular context.
Assesses circulating substrates involved in protein turnover, nitrogen handling, methylation, neurotransmitter precursor pathways and intermediary metabolism.
Best suited to: nutritional assessment, restricted diets, recovery, suspected amino-acid imbalance or practitioner-guided metabolic evaluation.
These tests require careful preparation, sample handling or clinician-guided interpretation. Review the individual instructions before ordering.
Provides a connected view of circulating catecholamines and peripheral neurochemical markers. Plasma results do not directly represent brain neurotransmission.
Best suited to: practitioner-guided autonomic, catecholamine or peripheral neurochemical assessment.
Uses ICP-MS to assess recent or continuing systemic exposure to four clinically important toxic metals.
Best suited to: occupational or environmental exposure, high-mercury fish intake or monitoring a previously elevated result.
Measures cellular and extracellular whole-blood histamine using a specialist frozen-return collection pathway.
Best suited to: practitioner-guided histamine assessment, monitoring a prior elevation or histamine-related immune and gastrointestinal patterns.
A five-marker profile intended for clinician-guided monitoring, investigation of previously abnormal findings or follow-up of a known condition.
Best suited to: established clinical monitoring—not standalone cancer screening or diagnosis.
Combines prostate-specific antigen fractions with selected markers used in clinician-guided monitoring and follow-up.
Best suited to: established clinical monitoring—not standalone cancer screening or diagnosis.
Why WHL HomeLab?
Collect from your upper arm at home using the test-specific Tasso+ device and supplied materials.
Your sample is checked for suitability and analyzed within an accredited laboratory quality system.
Your report provides measured values, units and relevant laboratory reference intervals for professional interpretation.
How it works
Select the biomarker profile that best matches your question and review its preparation requirements.
Place the Tasso+ device on your upper arm and activate it. Allow collection to continue until the supplied tube is filled to the indicated end point so there is sufficient volume for analysis.
Pack the sample with the supplied protective materials and follow the required temperature and courier instructions.
Routine tests are typically reported within 1–3 working days after an acceptable sample arrives; specialist profiles may take longer.
Need help choosing?
Use the WHL guided questionnaire or contact the laboratory if symptoms overlap, collection requirements are unclear or you are unsure which test provides the most relevant information.
Questions
No. Tasso+ attaches to the upper arm and collects liquid blood into an attached tube. The sample is returned to WHL for laboratory analysis; it is not an instant home self-test.
Yes. Each listed HomeLab price includes the test-specific Tasso+ collection device and required collection materials. Handling and shipping of €15.95 is added at checkout.
Most routine HomeLab tests are typically reported within 1–3 working days after an acceptable sample arrives. Minerals and heavy metals are typically 3–7 working days, whole-blood histamine 3–5 working days and the plasma neurotransmitter profile 5–7 working days. Check the individual product page for the current turnaround time.
Yes, but tests may require different collection, preparation or transport conditions. Order the required products and follow the collection configuration supplied by WHL.
Preparation is test-specific. Some profiles require a morning fasting collection, timed cycle collection, supplement restrictions, light protection, refrigeration or frozen return. Always follow the instructions on the individual product page and inside the kit.
Allow collection to continue until the supplied tube is filled to the indicated end point. Do not remove the device early. WHL checks sample suitability on arrival, and an insufficient or otherwise unsuitable sample may require recollection.
No. Results must be interpreted together with symptoms, medical history, medication and other relevant findings. Unexpected or concerning results should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional.
The HomeLab tumor-marker profiles cannot independently diagnose or exclude cancer and are not substitutes for established screening programmes. They are positioned for clinician-guided monitoring, follow-up of known conditions or investigation of previously abnormal findings.