At-home collection kit
Your kit ships directly to your door with everything needed for at-home collection.
See how Zenith turns one at-home collection into a clearer view of your health.

Zenith Performance · At-home panel
At-home blood collection kit with full biomarker panel and practitioner review.
What is included
Bloodwork is required before any treatment plan is reviewed. Zenith does not recommend peptide treatment without assessment, bloodwork, and practitioner review.
What happens next
Your kit ships directly to your door with everything needed for at-home collection.
Samples are processed through an accredited laboratory partner with tracked turnaround.
Once results are available, they appear in your Zenith account for organisation and review.
Zenith AI organises your markers, flags areas of interest, and prepares a plain-English summary.
No treatment plan is discussed until a registered practitioner reviews your results and health profile.
After review, you can book a telehealth appointment to discuss your results and appropriate next steps.

At-home collection
Your kit includes a simple finger-prick collection device, step-by-step instructions, and a prepaid return envelope for your accredited pathology partner.
Questions
The core panel covers key biomarkers across metabolic, hormonal, and general health categories. Full detail is shown in your dashboard after results are ready.
Most results are available within 5–7 business days of your sample being received by the laboratory.
Fasting for 8–12 hours is recommended before collection. Full preparation instructions are included with your kit.
If your bloodwork was completed within the last 2 months, you can upload it directly instead of ordering a kit. Your existing results will be processed through the same analysis.
No. Bloodwork does not guarantee treatment. A practitioner reviews your results, health history, and goals before any guidance is provided.
AI-generated insights are educational and are not a diagnosis. Treatment options are only discussed after assessment, bloodwork, and practitioner review. Availability depends on clinical suitability and applicable regulations.