
Training · Muscle cramps
“I was cramping through long runs and assumed it was just overtraining. My potassium was low and sodium was borderline — finally something concrete to adjust before my next block.”
Heavy sweating, restrictive dieting, certain medications, and intense training can all quietly shift your body's electrolyte and fluid balance — often before you notice obvious symptoms.
of users who tested after a cleanse had an electrolyte or kidney marker outside range.

Electrolytes Panel
Understand the markers involved in fluid balance, muscle function, and kidney clearance — the ones routine panels often skip unless something is already obvious.
Measure the core minerals that regulate fluid balance, muscle function, and nerve signalling.
3 Biomarkers
May provide context for
Why standard panels often miss this
Routine blood work may include a basic metabolic panel, but electrolytes and kidney markers are often omitted unless you have a specific complaint. This panel measures all five — sodium, potassium, chloride, creatinine, and urea — in one focused visit.
Physician-ordered · At-home collection · Results explained in the Numia app
All markers are processed by In-Common Laboratories — an ISO 15189-accredited Canadian reference lab.
Four steps. At home. No waiting room.



Seven things you won't get from the traditional route.


From the draw at your door to the lab and back — the same standards hospitals rely on.




Real results
When fatigue, cramps, or fluid shifts feel unexplained, these five markers often hold the answer.
Questions
What most people ask before booking the Electrolytes Panel.
Five markers. Collected in one visit. Results as early as 72 hours.