Included in the membershipSanté 360
88 biomarkers in one draw at our lab, once a year (home collection coming soon). hs-CRP is one of the 88 biomarkers.
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Inflammation & immune · High-sensitivity C-reactive protein
hs-CRP
A sensitive read of low-grade inflammation in your body.
Laboratory range
Under 3.0mg/L · adults01.03.010 mg/L
Laboratory rangeOptimal band, under 1.0 mg/LOutside the range
Commonly used laboratory range — confirm with the lab.Ranges vary by method. Optimal bands can be narrower than standard laboratory reference ranges; this one is widely used, not a target set for you.
C-reactive protein, made by the liver when there is inflammation. The high-sensitivity test picks up the low levels a standard CRP misses.
- < 1mg/L — the band often called lower risk
- Dayshow long a cold or hard session can lift it
- 2readings, two weeks apart, give the steadiest picture
A laboratory range gives context, not a diagnosis.
Santé explains what a biomarker measures; it does not tell you what to take or do. Your clinician does.
In your account
One value is a snapshot. Three are a direction.
When hs-CRP is in a panel you take, each result sits beside the last — so you see the direction, not just the day.
- 0120243.4 mg/L
- 0220251.8 mg/L
- 0320260.9 mg/L
Sample
Inflammation & immune
hs-CRP
0.9 mg/L
In rangeDown to 0.9 mg/L; inside the lab range.
Lab rangeunder 3.0 mg/L
First panel3.4 mg/L · 2024
Measure your hs-CRP
Two ways to measure it.
In the membership, or in a single panel.
Included in the membershipOr one panel
Pay once, no membership. Results explained in your account.
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Compare all 12 panelsC-reactive protein, made by the liver when there is inflammation. The high-sensitivity test picks up the low levels a standard CRP misses.
Adults under 3.0 mg/L. This is a commonly used laboratory range; confirm it with the lab, because ranges vary by method.
Yes, a widely used one: under 1.0 mg/L. It is narrower than the laboratory range and is not a target set for you.
Low-grade inflammation that stays raised is linked with heart and metabolic risk. It is read alongside your lipids, never on its own.
Infections, injuries, hard training, smoking, excess body fat and poor sleep raise it. A cold can lift it for days, so a single high value is re-checked.
A blood sample.
Yes. hs-CRP is one of the 88 biomarkers in the Santé 360, the check the membership includes once a year.
Energy, Heart & Metabolism, Performance and Skin.
In your account, in 5 days or less with the fastest panel that includes it; each panel page states its own time.
No. A laboratory range gives context, not a diagnosis. Santé explains what a test measures; it does not tell you what to take or do. Your clinician does.
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