Everything came back normal.
So why do you still feel this way?
Being inside the standard range doesn’t answer the
question you actually have: what does this mean for me, in the context of
PMOS? That’s the picture this report helps you finally see.
$147One time. Personalised to your results, with a
printable guide and the research citations behind it. $197 with your
supplements read alongside it.
Educational research context, not a diagnosis or medical advice.
What comes back
01
Every marker, explained simply
What each number measures, and how the research connects
them into one picture. The context a standard lab report leaves out,
without the jargon.
02
What the research actually says
What published work explores for a pattern like yours, and
the reasoning behind each, so you walk in with informed questions instead
of guesses.
03 · Included
A printable appointment guide
Your values beside the relevant research, with conversation
starters, so you walk into your appointment prepared and taken seriously.
One number on its own rarely tells you much.
It’s how they sit together that shows the pattern.
Before you beginChoose your report
Are you taking any supplements right now?
Supplement advice is everywhere. Your own labs give you a much better place to start asking what actually makes sense for you.
A single marker on its own rarely tells you much. It’s how they sit together that shows the pattern, and which of them is worth asking about first.
You can add the Supplement Stack Audit later in the form. Kascade Health™ is an educational tool, not a substitute for medical care, and it does not diagnose or treat any condition.
Before you beginReady when you are
Ready in 5 minutes
You’ve waited this long for answers. What’s 5 more minutes?
Grab your most recent lab report. Answer a few questions, type your numbers in once, and let the interpretation do the rest. The lab-only path is the short one. Adding the supplement audit takes longer, because it asks about each thing you take. Skip anything you don’t have.
What you’ll need
✓At least 4 lab values from a recent PMOS (PCOS) blood panel. More markers = sharper interpretation.
✓A few minutes to enter age, symptoms, and any medications you’re on.
✓That’s it. Enter your numbers once, and your reading comes straight to you.
Not in front of you right now?
Start anyway. Everything you enter is kept on this device, so you can go find your bloodwork and come straight back to where you left off.
Your answers are saved on this device only, and they are erased on their own after 7 days.
Affiliate link. Kascade Health™ earns a small commission. It does not change your price. Lab costs are billed separately by Ulta. Results in 24–72 hours, no prescription required.
Step 1 of 4About you
Tell us a little about you
Your labs don’t exist in a vacuum. Age, cycle timing, birth control, medications, supplements, and other context can change how a number should be read.
Basic info
years
lbs or kg
in or cm
optional
PMOS diagnosis
Current medications
✓
Metformin
✓
Combined hormonal contraceptive (pill, patch, or ring)
✓
Hormonal IUD (Mirena, Kyleena, etc.)
✓
Progestin-only contraception (mini-pill, implant, or injection)
Select everything that applies. Symptoms help contextualize your labs, the same number reads differently alongside a different symptom set.
Select all that apply
Irregular or absent periods
Excess facial or body hair
Acne: jaw, chin, or back
Hair thinning or shedding
A deepening or change in your voice
Hair growth or a voice change that came on or got worse quickly
Enlargement of the clitoris
Weight gain or difficulty losing weight
Fatigue: not resolved by sleep
Sugar cravings or energy crashes after eating
Bloating or gut issues
Wired but tired, cannot wind down
Anxiety, low mood, or depression
Poor sleep or trouble falling asleep
Difficulty getting pregnant
Blood sugar swings or dizziness
Pelvic pain or heavy periods
Step 3 of 4Your labs
Do you have your lab results?
Have at least 4 lab values? That gives Kascade enough context to start seeing a pattern, and the more of the panel you have, the more complete the picture can become. If you don't have results yet, you can order your own panel without a doctor's order.
Order your own labs
No prescription needed. Order online, visit a local draw site, and receive results in 24–72 hours, a turnaround quoted by Ulta Lab Tests rather than by Kascade.
·The Kascade panel, 9 markers·no prescription required·results in 24–72 hours, quoted by Ulta Lab Tests·lab costs paid separately to Ulta Lab Tests
Affiliate link: Kascade Health™ earns a small commission when you order through this link. It does not change your price.
What's in the Kascade panel
Nine markers with the strongest research connection to PMOS metabolic patterns. All available through standard blood draw with no prescription.
01
Fasting InsulinCan show the extra work happening behind a normal glucose result
KEY
02
Fasting GlucoseInsulin and glucose tell you more together. HOMA-IR combines both into one lens on insulin resistance
KEY
03
SHBGSuppressed by insulin, governs how much testosterone is actually available to tissues
KEY
04
Free TestosteroneHow much testosterone is circulating unbound and available, read alongside total testosterone and SHBG
KEY
05
hsCRPHigh-sensitivity C-reactive protein, a general inflammation marker; it can’t show where inflammation comes from
06
LH / FSH ratioTwo brain signals that tell your ovaries when to release an egg. Their ratio shows a characteristic relationship in some PMOS research, but it is not diagnostic on its own
07
DHEA-SAn androgen made mostly by your adrenal glands. Helps show whether adrenal androgen signaling may be part of your bigger pattern
08
HbA1c90-day average glucose, shows whether short-term fasting values reflect an ongoing pattern
09
Vitamin D (25-OH)Deficiency prevalent in PMOS and associated with worsened insulin sensitivity in published literature
Step 3 of 4Enter your values
Enter your results
Check the unit under each field against your own report before you type. Labs use different units for the same marker, and the number only means something alongside the right one. Leave any field blank if you don't have that value. The interpretation will note which missing markers would strengthen the picture. Numbers only, without units.
A note on timing. When in your cycle blood is drawn can change what some results mean. Reproductive hormones (LH, FSH, estradiol, progesterone) shift a lot across the month, so research often measures them in the first few days of a cycle, roughly days 2 to 5. Others, including insulin, glucose, HbA1c, testosterone, DHEA-S, hsCRP, and vitamin D, are far less cycle-dependent and can be drawn on any day. The best timing for your panel is worth working out with your clinician or lab.
By entering your lab results, you acknowledge that Kascade Health™ provides educational research context only. It compares the values you enter to the ranges this report uses, each labelled with where it comes from, to personalize that context. It does not provide a medical diagnosis, individualized medical advice, or a clinical evaluation of your results, and no provider-patient relationship is created. Your results remain yours and are used solely to personalize your educational content.
If your lab marked any result as critical, contact your provider about it before relying on this report. This report cannot see your lab's own critical flags.
Glucose & Insulin
μIU/mL
mg/dL
%Your average blood sugar over about 90 days. Sometimes listed as "hemoglobin A1c" or "glycated hemoglobin."
auto-calculated
Needed if you enter fasting insulin or glucose. Insulin rises after eating, so HOMA-IR is only calculated from a fasting draw.
· HOMA-IR = (Fasting Insulin × Fasting Glucose) ÷ 405, auto-calculated from your values when the draw was fastingAndrogens
pg/mLLess commonly run. Leave blank if it is not on your report.
ng/dLThe one most panels report. Usually just labelled “Testosterone”.
nmol/LSex hormone binding globulin. Often listed just as "SHBG."
μg/dLAn androgen made by your adrenal glands. Sometimes listed as "DHEA sulfate."
Inflammation & Other
mg/L
High-sensitivity C-reactive protein. A marker of low-grade inflammation. Your lab may print it as CRP, high sensitivity, hs-CRP, or Cardio CRP. It is not the same test as a standard CRP.
High-sensitivity C-reactive protein, an inflammation marker. Sometimes listed as "CRP, high sensitivity."
mIU/mLLuteinizing hormone, one of the two cycle signals from your brain.
mIU/mLFollicle-stimulating hormone, the other cycle signal.
ng/mL
mg/dL
mg/dL
ng/mLAnti-Mullerian hormone, a marker of ovarian follicle activity.
mIU/LThyroid-stimulating hormone. Often spelled out on a lab report.
IU/mLThyroid peroxidase antibody. Sometimes listed as "TPO Ab."
μg/dL
Please don't wait for this report. Get medical care today, and call 911 if it feels severe. You can still finish here afterwards.
Step 4 of 4Context
A little context
Two quick questions. Both change what the interpretation leads with, and neither is graded.
What brought you here?
Pick as many as apply. It decides what your report opens with.
Three quick ones about your week
Answer honestly rather than generously. It only decides whether the report hands you back something you already do.
What are you currently taking?
Select everything you take regularly, then fill in the dose and form where you know them. Anything you leave blank is fine, the audit will just note it.
Why the form matters. The research is often specific about which version of an ingredient was studied. Magnesium glycinate and magnesium oxide behave differently, and omega-3 in triglyceride form absorbs differently than ethyl ester. What a study used describes the study, not the right form or dose for you. If you know the form, the audit can be far more precise. If you don't, select “not sure” and it will say so plainly rather than guess.
Select what you take
Nothing by that name on this list. Add it under “Anything else” below and it still reaches the audit.
Your selections
Fill in what you know. Anything you leave blank is fine, and better than a guess: the audit reads a dose as fact, so an estimate would send it down the wrong path. If you are unsure, leave it, or choose “not sure” for the form.
Nothing selected yet. Tap any supplement above to add it.
Anything else
Anything not on the list, one per line. Include brand and dose if you have them, a photo of the label is a good place to read them off.
Anything else we should know
Optional, and most people leave it blank. It is here for the thing our questions did not ask about: a diagnosis, a medication, something you have already ruled out, or a question you want the report to answer.
The Lab Interpretation$197
One last thing
You chose the Lab Interpretation. If you're taking supplements, you can have those read against your results too.
The Supplement Stack Audit, $50 added to your order
Are you taking supplements?
If you are, the audit reviews each one against your specific lab pattern rather than against general advice: the evidence tier behind the ingredient, whether the form and dose match what was actually studied, and anything worth raising with your doctor or pharmacist. If you're not taking anything, skip this.
The Lab Interpretation$147
No charge until the next step.
Final stepCheckout
Final step
Ready to see
what your labs are telling you?
A walkthrough, in simple and easy to understand terms, of what each number means, how they connect into one clear pattern, what may be worth discussing with your doctor, and which markers may be worth following. Plus a printable guide, cited to the research, to keep in front of you when you go in.
The Lab Interpretation One-time charge, no recurring billing$147
Before we generate it, does this look right?
These are the values your report will be written from, as you entered them. Where you used a different unit, the number it will be read as is shown beside it.
Follow what your lab or clinician told you first. If no one has contacted you, call your lab or your provider today, and for a medical emergency, call 911. Your report can still be prepared, and it will open with this reminder.
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Your interpretation is written by an automated system, Anthropic’s Claude, following a prompt Kascade Health™ writes and maintains. Automated safety checks run on it before it is sent to you. It is educational context, not a diagnosis or medical advice.
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