Bloodwork analysis
Upload your bloodwork. Finally understand it.
Lab reports are written for clinicians, not for you. Peptide Streak turns a wall of acronyms and reference ranges into a plain-English read on your health — compared to your previous panels, plotted over time, and interpreted alongside the protocol you're actually running.
Example lab analysis
Climbed into the upper-normal band about 8 weeks after you started CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin — the expected direction for a GH secretagogue.
Still in range but drifting up, which is common with growth-hormone peptides. Worth a repeat fasting draw and an A1C next panel.
Moved down alongside 11 lbs of weight loss logged over the same window.
Essentially unchanged. Liver enzymes look stable across all three of your panels.
What this panel says
Your GH-axis response is clearly working — IGF-1 is up 33% since baseline while liver and kidney markers held steady. The one thing to watch is fasting glucose drifting up 8 points; that's a known trade-off with growth-hormone peptides. Consider a fasting glucose plus A1C recheck in 6 weeks and keep logging check-ins so weight and energy can be read against it.
How it works
Upload your panel
Drop in a PDF from Quest, LabCorp, Function, Marek, or a photo of a printed report. Values, units, and reference ranges are pulled out for you — no manual typing.
Read it in plain English
Every marker gets a one-paragraph explanation: what it measures, whether you're inside range, and what typically moves it. No medical dictionary required.
Compare to your last labs
Each result is placed next to your previous panels with the delta, direction, and how long it took to move. Baselines make a single number into a trend.
Get protocol-aware tips
Your results are read alongside your logged doses, check-ins, and weight history — so suggestions reference the protocol you're actually running.
Every marker becomes a trend line
One result is a snapshot. Three results are a direction. Peptide Streak keeps every panel you've ever uploaded and plots each marker over time, with the dates you started or stopped a peptide marked on the same axis — so you can see cause and effect instead of guessing at it.
- Percent change from baseline and from your last panel
- Protocol changes overlaid on the timeline
- Weight and check-in data on the same view
- Reference range shading so “normal” is visual
Suggested next steps
What you get with every upload
Marker-by-marker explanations
Testosterone, estradiol, SHBG, IGF-1, lipids, A1C, CBC, CMP, thyroid, inflammatory markers — each explained in language you'd actually use out loud.
Trend charts per marker
Tap any marker to see every result you've uploaded plotted over time, with your protocol changes marked on the same timeline.
Regimen-aware suggestions
Tips reference what you're running: dosing cadence, cycle length, whether a support supplement is worth discussing, and what to retest.
Out-of-range flags
Anything outside your lab's reference range is flagged and sorted by priority, so the two things that matter don't get buried under thirty that don't.
Doctor-visit summary
Export a one-page PDF with your protocol, logged adherence, and lab trends — the version of you that shows up organized.
Retest reminders
Set a cadence — every 8, 12, or 24 weeks — and get reminded before your next draw so your trend line never goes stale.
Common questions
What lab formats can I upload?
PDF exports from the major labs and patient portals, plus photos or screenshots of printed results. If a value can't be read confidently, you're asked to confirm it instead of it being guessed.
Do I need a baseline panel first?
No, but it helps. Your first upload becomes the baseline everything else compares against, so the sooner you start the more useful the trend view gets.
Is this medical advice?
No. Peptide Streak explains and organizes your results and gives you better questions to ask. Diagnosis and treatment decisions belong with a licensed clinician.
Who can see my lab results?
Only you. Lab uploads are stored against your account and are never shared, sold, or shown to other users.
Stop squinting at reference ranges
Upload your latest panel, get the plain-English read, and watch your markers move alongside the protocol you're tracking every day.
Peptide Streak provides educational explanations of your lab results. It is not a diagnostic tool and does not replace advice from a licensed clinician.