Physician-built cardiovascular intelligence

Your labs say "normal." Are they optimal?

Understand what your numbers mean for your risk — including ApoB and Lp(a), the two a standard panel leaves out — so your next conversation with your doctor starts where it matters. A structured, physician-grade report, built by a lipidologist.

Interpretation, not diagnosis. Built to take to your own doctor — never to replace them.

Physician-built by a preventive cardiologist & lipidologist
Guideline-anchored — ESC/EAS, ACC/AHA
Longevity-calibrated targets, not just "normal"

"Normal" is the absence of disease. "Optimal" is the presence of the lowest risk.

A lab reference range is built to flag disease that has already arrived. Prevention works on a stricter question: where do your numbers sit relative to the levels associated with the lowest long-term risk? That gap is where CardioIQ works.

A standard lab report

Tells you if you're sick

  • Flags values only once they're frankly abnormal
  • Rarely measures ApoB or Lp(a) at all
  • Treats a "normal" glucose as the end of the conversation
  • No context on cumulative, decade-long risk
A CardioIQ report

Tells you if you're optimal

  • Reads each marker against longevity-optimal targets
  • Puts ApoB and Lp(a) at the center of risk
  • Surfaces hidden insulin resistance and residual risk
  • Frames risk over decades — and what to discuss next

Every number, interpreted the way a preventive cardiologist would read it.

AB

Atherogenic particle burden

Your ApoB and non-HDL read as particle count — the driver of atherosclerosis — not just cholesterol weight.

Lp

Lp(a), the inherited risk

The once-in-a-lifetime marker most people are never tested for, interpreted in context.

IR

Metabolic & insulin health

Fasting insulin, HOMA-IR, TG/HDL and glucose — the resistance a "normal" glucose can hide.

hs

Inflammation & residual risk

hs-CRP and the residual risk that lipid numbers alone don't capture.

Rx

Guideline mapping

Where your numbers sit against ESC/EAS and ACC/AHA targets for your risk category.

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Physician-ready summary

A structured page you can hand to your own doctor, plus questions worth asking (Premium).

Don't take our word for it. Read a full sample report.

The clearest way to understand what you're getting is to see the actual output — the interpretation, the optimal-vs-normal framing, and the physician-grade structure. It's all on the sample page.

CardioIQ ReportLongevity-calibrated
ApoB112 mg/dL · above optimal
Lp(a)18 nmol/L · low risk
LDL-C104 mg/dL · "normal"
Fasting insulin14 mU/L · elevated
hs-CRP2.9 mg/L · residual risk
DrHow a lipidologist reads this

LDL-C looks reassuring at 104 — but ApoB is telling a different story: more atherogenic particles than the cholesterol number suggests, with elevated fasting insulin pointing to the metabolic driver behind it. That's the discordance a standard panel hides. Your full report maps each marker to your optimal targets and the exact questions worth taking to your doctor.

Illustrative numbers — not a real person's results. Your own report reads your panel the same way.
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Dr. Tea Gamezardashvili

MD, PhD, MHA, FACC · Preventive Cardiologist & Lipidologist

President of the Georgian Atherosclerosis Association and national coordinator of the EAS Lipid Clinic Network. CardioIQ's interpretations come from the same clinical reasoning she brings to preventive cardiology practice — anchored to guidelines and named evidence, not opinion.

"Most people are told their labs are normal. The more useful question, for a longer life, is whether they're optimal."

See exactly how CardioIQ calculates your optimal targets →

One-time reports. No subscription.

Pick the depth that matches the panel you have. Not sure which? Most people optimizing cardiovascular risk start with Standard.

Essential
$29
Understand your core lipid numbers, in plain language.
  • Full lipid panel interpreted against longevity-optimal targets
  • Non-HDL and cumulative-risk framing
  • Plain-language "what it means" for each value
  • Questions to bring to your doctor
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Standard
$49
For the full picture — the optimizer's report.
  • Everything in Essential
  • ApoB & Lp(a) interpretation
  • Extended cardiometabolic panel: hs-CRP, fasting insulin, HbA1c, Cystatin C, Homocysteine
  • Insulin-resistance & residual-risk read
  • Guideline mapping for your risk category
Get Standard
Premium
$69
For taking action with your physician.
  • Everything in Standard
  • Physician-ready clinical summary
  • Personalized follow-up & re-test plan
Get Premium

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36-hour money-back guarantee. If your report doesn't give you a clearer, more useful picture of your cardiovascular risk than you had before, reply to your report email and we'll refund you in full — no forms.

What happens the moment you check out.

No account to create, no waiting in the dark — here's exactly how you go from payment to a report in your inbox.

Submit your panel

Right after payment you're taken to a short, secure form to enter the values from your existing lab panel — lipids, ApoB, Lp(a), insulin, and inflammation markers.

A lipidologist's reasoning, applied

Each marker is interpreted against longevity-optimal targets and mapped to current guidelines for your risk category — using the clinical reasoning of a preventive cardiologist, not a generic calculator.

Your report arrives

A structured PDF, generated in about 90 seconds and delivered to your inbox. Premium adds a personal follow-up — one question answered by Dr. Tea within 2 business days.

Not useful? Full refund. If your report doesn't give you a clearer, more useful read on your cardiovascular risk than the "normal" you started with, reply within 36 hours and we'll refund you in full.

Your lab values are used only to prepare your report — kept private, never sold or shared.

From lab values to a report in three steps.

Share your numbers

Enter the values from your existing lab panel — the lipids, ApoB, Lp(a), insulin, and inflammation markers you already have.

We interpret them

Each marker is read against longevity-optimal targets and mapped to current guidelines for your risk category.

You get your report

A clear, structured report you can act on — and, on Premium, a physician-ready summary plus one follow-up question answered personally by Dr. Tea within 2 business days.

Before you buy

Is this medical advice or a diagnosis?

No. CardioIQ interprets biomarker data against evidence-based targets; it does not diagnose or treat disease and does not replace your physician. Every report is built to inform the conversation with your own doctor, not to substitute for it.

What lab results do I need?

Essential works from a standard lipid panel. Standard and Premium are most useful if you also have ApoB, Lp(a), fasting insulin, hs-CRP, and related cardiometabolic markers. If you don't have them yet, the report shows you which to ask your doctor or lab to add.

Why ApoB and Lp(a), specifically?

ApoB counts atherogenic particles — the direct driver of arterial disease — and outperforms LDL-C when they disagree. Lp(a) is a common, inherited risk factor most people are never tested for. Reading them well is where a report earns its value.

How is this different from what my doctor tells me?

Your doctor interprets your labs against clinical reference ranges to rule out disease. CardioIQ adds the longevity-optimal lens — where your numbers sit relative to the lowest long-term risk — and hands that back to you in a form you can take to that same doctor.

How do I pay, and is it a subscription?

Reports are a one-time purchase via PayPal. No subscription, no recurring charge.

What if the report isn't useful to me?

There's a 36-hour money-back guarantee. If your report doesn't give you a clearer, more useful picture of your cardiovascular risk than you had before, reply to your report email within 36 hours and we'll refund you in full — no forms to fill out.

Find out whether your numbers are optimal — not just normal.

See a full sample first, or choose the report that matches your panel.

Medical disclaimer. CardioIQ is an educational and clinical decision-support tool. Reports are for information only — they are not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not a substitute for care from a qualified clinician. CardioIQ interprets biomarker data; it does not diagnose or treat disease and does not replace your treating physician. Do not start, stop, or change any medication, supplement, or lifestyle program based on a report — discuss your results and any decisions with your physician.