This at-home lab test provides valuable insights into your blood sugar levels. It measures fasting insulin, HbA1c, and glucose levels, which can indicate prediabetes, type 2 diabetes, and more.

4 biomarkers measured
CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited lab
Finger prick sample
Fasting
Virtual Care available

What is measured?

This test measures the following biomarker:

Insulin

Insulin is important for using and storing glucose, which is a type of sugar that comes from the food we eat and is the body's main energy source. After eating, food is digested and glucose enters into the bloodstream. Insulin helps move glucose out of the bloodstream into the body's cells, especially muscle cells, to make energy. It also tells the liver to change extra glucose into fat and carbohydrates.
HbA1c

HbA1c is a measure of your blood sugar levels over the last ninety days. When elevated, HbA1c is used to diagnose diabetes and pre-diabetes and can help your healthcare provider to manage diabetes and prediabetes by tracking what your levels are doing over time.
eAG

The EAG test or Estimated Average Glucose test is a calculation of your average blood glucose level over the previous 90 days. It is based upon the HbA1C blood test and helps predict blood sugar levels over time and provides insight into how well your blood glucose levels are managed over time.
Glucose

This checks how much sugar is in your blood after not eating for 8 to 12 hours. It helps find and monitor diabetes and helps you to see how your body handles sugar. High levels can mean you have too much sugar in your bloodstream and may mean you have pre-diabetes or diabetes.

Who should take this test?

This test is suitable for individuals with risk factors or symptoms like excess weight, darkened skin folds, frequent urination, blurry vision, or hormonal issues (females). It also helps identify long-term blood sugar control and can be helpful for:

Overweight individuals
People with darkened skin folds
Those with frequent urination or thirst
Individuals with a family history of diabetes
People with existing health conditions like high cholesterol or heart disease
Anyone seeking insights into blood sugar and metabolic health (18+)
Pregnant women for gestational diabetes screening

How to test?

Click here to watch a pre-testing video

Before you begin:

Fast overnight for 12 hours and take the test in the morning.
When you wake up, drink 12oz. of water and collect your blood sample 1 hour later.
Avoid smoking for 1 full hour before collecting your blood sample.
Wash your hands with soap in warm water, and then rub them together.
Do some light exercise, like jumping jacks, to increase blood circulation.

Register your test ID online and collect your sample:

Scan the QR code inside your kit and follow the instructions to collect your sample.

After collection:

Let your sample dry completely on card (2 hours).
Mail test box the same day using the prepaid label. If you take your test on Sunday, mail it in first thing on Monday.

What is in the box?

What to expect?

Prepaid shipping label and packaging for an easy return to the lab
All the necessary materials for sample collection
Live 24/7/365 proctoring to guide you through the sample collection process
Easy-to-follow video directions to help you along the way
Digital (and printable) results found in the AZOVA app

The HEALTHBOX™

Insulin and Diabetes Test

Name: Insulin and Diabetes Test
Brand: AZOVA
SKU: HORM22-01
Price: 124.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Insulin and Diabetes Test

Virtual care available

FSA/HSA cards accepted

Results in
2-5 days

For ages 18+

Product variants

$124

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How it works

1

Collect your blood sample at home.

Fast and easy sample collection either with our online testing guide or virtual proctoring service.
2

Mail your sample to a CLIA-certified and CAP accredited lab.

You’ll receive an SMS and email notification when your sample arrives.
3

Receive your results electronically.

Complete with a digital report that is printable in the AZOVA app.
4

Take action on your results.

Access our educational materials or get a virtual care visit with a certified health provider (cost not included).

Frequently asked questions

Are AZOVA tests covered by FSA/HSA?

Use your AZOVA test order confirmation to submit for FSA/HSA reimbursement.
As defined by the IRS, many FSA/HSA benefits coordinators consider AZOVA tests to be qualified medical expenses.
However, some FSA/HSA benefits coordinators might deny reimbursement. Before purchasing, please consider checking with your benefits coordinator to see if your FSA/HSA covers AZOVA products.

Who should take this test?

At-risk individuals (age 18+):
Excess weight, darkened skin folds, frequent urination, blurry vision, family history of diabetes, or existing health conditions (high cholesterol, heart disease)

Blood sugar monitoring :
Track long-term blood sugar control and gain insights into metabolic health

Gestational diabetes screening (pregnant women) :
Identify potential gestational diabetes during pregnancy

What if I have questions about this test or my results?

For questions about your test or results, contact AZOVA Customer Support at 844-692-9682, available 24/7.

For a more in-depth discussion of your results with a healthcare provider, AZOVA's Virtual Care is available at azova.com for an additional cost.

How often should I take this test?

If you have diagnosed type 2 diabetes:
Test every 91 days to ensure optimal management and control.

To monitor metabolic syndrome or PCOS:
Test every 3 to 6 months to track progress and make informed decisions about your health.

For obesity diagnosis screening:
Test annually to assess risks and take proactive steps towards a healthier lifestyle.

For monitoring gestational diabetes:
Follow the guidance of your Obstetrician for personalized testing intervals to safeguard your health and that of your baby.

In which states can I purchase this test?

Tests are available for individuals 18 years and older and require a blood sample. Availability of tests may vary by state. Visit azova.com/states for more information. This test is only intended for informational and educational use, and is not intended to be used for diagnostic purposes.

Purchase, registration, and use are subject to the AZOVA User Agreement available at azova.com/patient-terms.

Information presented here is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition and is provided for educational purposes only. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any healthcare decisions.

If you are having a life threatening emergency, please call 911 immediately.

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Talk with Customer Support

You can call AZOVA’s Customer Support team for comprehensive support, including help with your account, testing, results and telemedicine visits.

Please note that wait times may vary depending on call volume.

(844) 692–9682