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Frequently Asked Questions
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The test measures B12, folate, and biotin levels inside red blood cells using intracellular assays. This reveals functional nutrient status that serum tests miss. Results are analyzed by our clinical team to create targeted recommendations and supplementation plans.
Anyone with chronic fatigue, unexplained neurological symptoms, malabsorption concerns, or those on medications affecting B vitamins. Also useful for optimizing wellness, fertility planning, and monitoring supplement effectiveness.
Typical turnaround is 7 to 14 business days depending on the lab. Our clinical team reviews results and schedules a consultation to explain findings and recommend a personalized supplementation plan.
Fasting is generally not required because intracellular measurements are less influenced by recent meals. Follow any specific instructions provided when booking; medication or supplement pauses may be recommended before testing.
Yes. By measuring intracellular levels, the panel identifies subclinical or functional deficiencies that serum tests may miss, helping clinicians address metabolic and neurological consequences early with targeted therapy.
Certain medications (like metformin, proton-pump inhibitors, and anticonvulsants) can influence B vitamin status. Disclose all prescriptions and supplements; clinicians will interpret results considering medication effects and advise on management or timing of testing.