Metabolic Check Supreme
About Metabolic Check Supreme
| Sample | Collection | Report | Gender | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blood + Urine | Free Home Collection | Digital Report | Male/Female | 24–48 Hours |
Note: A morning appointment between 8 and 9 AM is strongly recommended. The sample for the cortisol test must be collected during this window to produce a meaningful result.
What is Metabolic Syndrome?
Metabolic syndrome is the term for a group of conditions that tend to occur together: elevated blood sugar, excess weight around the abdomen, abnormal cholesterol levels, and high blood pressure. When these conditions appear alongside one another, they increase the long-term risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and kidney damage.
The organs involved in metabolism are closely connected. The pancreas produces insulin, the liver processes fats and sugars, the kidneys filter waste, and the thyroid and adrenal glands regulate how quickly the body uses energy. When one system is under strain, others are often affected. For this reason, a broader panel can reveal patterns that individual tests may miss.
What is the Metabolic Check Supreme Package?
The Metabolic Check Supreme is the most advanced metabolic screening panel offered by Lupin Diagnostics. It includes 18 tests covering insulin resistance, blood sugar control, early kidney damage, pancreatic enzyme levels, liver function, adrenal and thyroid hormones, cholesterol, inflammatory markers, and nutritional status.
It builds on the Metabolic Check Plus by adding four additional elements: Microalbumin to detect early kidney damage, Amylase and Lipase to assess pancreatic health, Iron Studies to provide a fuller nutritional picture, and Phosphorus to assess mineral and bone metabolism.
The package includes free home sample collection, and your digital report is delivered within 24–48 hours from NABL- and CAP-accredited Lupin Diagnostics laboratories.
What Tests are Included in the Metabolic Check Supreme?
The package covers 18 tests grouped across nine health profiles. The table below lists each test, its health profile, the parameters it includes, and its relevance.
| Test Name | Health Profile | Parameters Tested | Why It Is Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| HOMA-IR (Insulin Resistance Index) | Insulin Resistance | Fasting Glucose, Fasting Insulin, HOMA-IR Score | Directly measures how well your cells respond to insulin. Can identify metabolic changes earlier than blood sugar tests alone. |
| HbA1c (Glycated Haemoglobin) | Blood Sugar Control | HbA1c% | Reflects average blood sugar over the past 2-3 months. The primary marker for screening and monitoring diabetes. |
| Microalbumin, Spot Urine | Early Kidney Damage | Urine Microalbumin | Detects very small amounts of protein leaking into the urine. This is often the earliest measurable sign of kidney strain, appearing before standard kidney tests change. |
| Kidney Function Test (KFT) | Kidney Function | Creatinine, Blood Urea, BUN, Uric Acid, Sodium, Potassium, Chloride | Measures how well the kidneys filter waste and maintain electrolyte balance. Used alongside Microalbumin for a complete kidney assessment. |
| Complete Urine Examination | Kidney and Metabolic Health | Protein, Glucose, pH, Specific Gravity, Ketones, Bilirubin, Cells | Checks for glucose, protein, and other markers in the urine, adding context to the blood-based kidney results. |
| Amylase, Serum | Pancreatic Health | Amylase | An enzyme produced by the pancreas. Raised levels can indicate pancreatic inflammation, which requires medical attention. |
| Lipase | Pancreatic Health | Lipase | Tested alongside amylase for a fuller picture of pancreatic health. More specific to the pancreas than amylase alone. |
| Cortisol (Morning Sample) | Adrenal and Hormonal Health | Serum Cortisol | Cortisol is the body's main stress hormone. Persistently raised levels can cause abdominal weight gain and high blood sugar that resemble metabolic syndrome. |
| Thyroid Profile Free | Thyroid Health | TSH, Free T3, Free T4 | A full thyroid assessment rather than TSH alone. Thyroid function directly affects weight, energy levels, and metabolic rate. |
| Lipid Profile | Heart and Metabolic Health | Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, VLDL, Non-HDL, Triglycerides | A complete cholesterol assessment. Raised triglycerides with low HDL is a pattern commonly seen in insulin resistance. |
| Liver Function Test (LFT) | Liver Function | SGOT, SGPT, ALP, Bilirubin (Total, Direct, Indirect), Total Protein, Albumin, Globulin, A/G Ratio | Assesses liver health. Fatty liver is strongly linked to insulin resistance and frequently develops without symptoms. |
| CRP, Quantitative | Inflammation | C-Reactive Protein | Measures general inflammation in the body. Low-grade inflammation often accompanies long-standing metabolic conditions. |
| Hemogram (CBC with ESR) | General Health and Inflammation | RBC, WBC, Platelets, Haemoglobin, Haematocrit, MCV, MCH, MCHC, Differential Count, ESR | Combines a full blood count with a second inflammatory marker. Screens for anaemia, infection, and general blood health. |
| Iron Studies — Basic | Anaemia and Nutrition | Serum Iron, TIBC, Ferritin | Assesses iron stores and the effectiveness of iron transport. Provides more detail than haemoglobin alone. |
| Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin) | Nutritional Health | Vitamin B12 | Essential for nerve function and red blood cell production. Deficiency is common in vegetarians and those on long-term diabetes medication. |
| Vitamin D, 25-OH | Nutritional Health | 25-Hydroxyvitamin D | Important for bone health and immune function. Deficiency is widespread in India and has been linked to insulin resistance. |
| Magnesium | Minerals and Metabolism | Serum Magnesium | Magnesium helps the body use insulin effectively. Low levels are frequently seen in people with insulin resistance and diabetes. |
| Phosphorus, Serum | Minerals and Bone Health | Serum Phosphorus | Involved in energy production and bone health. Levels can shift when kidney function changes, adding useful context to the kidney results. |
Why Comprehensive Metabolic Monitoring is Recommended
A basic screening panel is suitable for routine annual checks. A comprehensive panel becomes more relevant when a metabolic condition is already established or when several risk factors are present. Here are the main reasons a detailed panel can be helpful:
It Detects Kidney Changes at an Early Stage
Microalbumin can identify kidney strain months or years before standard creatinine readings move outside the normal range. This early window is when changes are most responsive to management.
It Assesses Pancreatic Health Alongside Blood Sugar
The pancreas produces both insulin and digestive enzymes. Including amylase and lipase alongside HbA1c and HOMA-IR gives a fuller view of pancreatic function than blood sugar markers alone.
It Separates Overlapping Causes
Weight gain, fatigue, and elevated blood sugar can result from insulin resistance, thyroid dysfunction, or elevated cortisol levels. Testing all three together helps your doctor identify which factors are contributing to your symptoms.
It Tracks Multiple Systems Simultaneously
Metabolic conditions rarely affect one organ in isolation. Reviewing kidney, liver, pancreatic, thyroid, and hormonal markers together allows your doctor to see how these systems are interacting.
It Provides a Detailed Reference for Long-Term Monitoring
If you are managing a long-standing condition or making significant lifestyle changes, a comprehensive baseline makes it easier to identify genuine progress at future check-ups.
Important: The information above is for general awareness only. Whether comprehensive metabolic testing is appropriate for you will depend on your individual health history and your doctor's clinical judgement. Always consult your doctor before booking any diagnostic test.
Who is the Metabolic Check Supreme Suitable For?
The Metabolic Check Supreme package is intended for adults who require a detailed assessment across multiple organ systems. It may be relevant for the following groups:
- Adults with diagnosed type 2 diabetes who want a thorough periodic review, including early kidney damage screening.
- People with metabolic syndrome or long-standing insulin resistance who require monitoring across several body systems.
- Individuals with a family history of kidney disease, pancreatic conditions, or diabetes-related complications.
- Those who have completed a Metabolic Check or Metabolic Check Plus and whose doctor has recommended a more detailed follow-up.
- Adults on long-term medication for diabetes, cholesterol, or thyroid conditions who need regular multi-system monitoring.
- People with persistent symptoms such as fatigue, weight changes, or digestive discomfort who want a comprehensive assessment.
Note: This list is for general guidance only. Whether this package is right for you should be determined in consultation with your doctor. Please do not self-diagnose or use these tests as a substitute for professional medical advice.
Key Features of This Package
The Metabolic Check Supreme Package is the most detailed metabolic panel in the Lupin Diagnostics range. It combines insulin resistance testing with early kidney damage screening, pancreatic assessment, and a comprehensive hormonal evaluation, giving your doctor a complete view of every system involved in metabolism. Here is what the package offers:
- Includes microalbumin, which can detect early kidney strain before standard kidney tests show any change.
- Covers pancreatic health through amylase and lipase tests, an addition not found in most metabolic panels.
- Measures insulin resistance directly through HOMA-IR rather than relying on blood sugar readings alone.
- Includes morning cortisol to assess adrenal function alongside thyroid and metabolic markers.
- Provides a full thyroid Profile with TSH, free T3, and free T4.
- Covers a complete lipid profile, including triglycerides and HDL, for a fuller cardiovascular picture.
- Includes two inflammatory markers, CRP and ESR, for broader context.
- Assesses nutritional status through iron Studies, vitamin B12, vitamin D, magnesium, and phosphorus.
- Combines blood and urine testing for a complete kidney assessment.
- Free home sample collection with no need to visit a centre.
- Results delivered as a digital report from NABL- and CAP-accredited labs within 24–48 hours.
How to Book the Metabolic Check Supreme Package?
Free home sample collection is available for this package, so you do not need to visit a centre. Here is what to expect from booking to receiving your report:
- Book Online: Select your preferred date, time slot, and address on the Lupin Diagnostics website. You can also call 7030 300 400 to book the package. A morning slot between 8 and 9 AM is recommended.
- Phlebotomist Visit: A trained Lupin phlebotomist arrives at your home at the scheduled time. Blood and urine sample collection takes approximately 10–15 minutes.
- Lab Processing: Your samples are transported in sealed, temperature-controlled containers to an NABL- and CAP-accredited Lupin Diagnostics laboratory.
- Digital Report: Your report is delivered to your registered email address and mobile number within 24–48 hours of sample collection.
Note: Please book a morning appointment where possible. Cortisol levels follow a natural daily rhythm and are highest in the early morning, so the sample must be collected between 8 and 9 AM for the result to be meaningful.
How to Prepare for the Metabolic Check Supreme Package?
A few simple steps before your appointment will help ensure your results are as accurate as possible.
- Fast for 10–12 hours before your appointment. Water is permitted.
- Book a morning slot between 8 and 9 AM, as required for the Cortisol test.
- Inform the phlebotomist about all medications and supplements you are currently taking.
- Stay well hydrated. Drink water normally even during the fasting period.
- Wear comfortable, loose-sleeved clothing.
- Keep a valid photo ID available for verification.
What You Can Do Before the Test:
- Drink plain water freely
- Take prescribed medication as normal (unless your doctor advises otherwise)
- Attend at your booked time
- Inform staff of any medical conditions
What to Avoid:
- Eating or drinking anything other than water for 10–12 hours before the test
- Booking an afternoon or evening slot, as this will affect the accuracy of the cortisol result
- Taking new supplements or over-the-counter medicines without telling your doctor first
- Strenuous exercise or significant emotional stress immediately before the test, as both can temporarily raise cortisol levels
Report Turnaround: Most results are available within 24–48 hours of sample collection. Please confirm with the Lupin Diagnostics team if you need results by a specific date.
A Complete View of Your Metabolic Health
The Metabolic Check Supreme combines 18 tests covering insulin resistance, early kidney damage, pancreatic health, adrenal and thyroid hormones, cholesterol, liver function, inflammation, and nutrition. It is the most comprehensive metabolic panel in the Lupin Diagnostics range.
By assessing all organ systems involved in metabolism together, rather than testing each in isolation, the panel helps your doctor understand how these systems interact and identify changes at an earlier stage. This is particularly valuable for anyone managing a long-standing metabolic condition or monitoring health over time.
The Metabolic Check Supreme is available at ₹6,050 with free home sample collection from NABL- and CAP-accredited Lupin Diagnostics laboratories. Results are delivered as a digital report within 24–48 hours.
To book, visit lupindiagnostics.com or call 7030 300 400.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Metabolic Check Supreme is an 18-test metabolic panel from Lupin Diagnostics. It covers insulin resistance, blood sugar, early kidney damage, pancreatic enzymes, liver function, adrenal and thyroid hormones, cholesterol, inflammatory markers, and nutritional status, providing your doctor with a complete metabolic assessment.
The price of the Metabolic Check Supreme starts at ₹6,050 and includes free home sample collection. To book this package, go to lupindiagnostics.com or call 7030 300 400.
Yes. Free home sample collection is available. A trained Lupin Diagnostics phlebotomist will visit your home at your chosen time slot to collect both blood and urine samples. You may also visit a Lupin Diagnostics centre if you prefer.
Microalbumin detects very small amounts of protein leaking into the urine. This is often the earliest measurable sign of kidney strain, appearing before standard kidney tests show any change. It is particularly relevant for people managing diabetes.
Amylase and lipase are enzymes produced by the pancreas, the same organ that produces insulin. Testing them alongside blood sugar markers gives your doctor a fuller view of pancreatic health rather than assessing insulin production alone.
Cortisol levels follow a natural daily rhythm and are at their highest in the early morning. The sample must be collected between 8 and 9 AM for the result to be clinically meaningful. Fasting is also easier to manage overnight.
The Plus package covers insulin resistance, cortisol, full thyroid hormone panel, lipids, liver, kidney, and inflammation. The Supreme package adds microalbumin for early kidney damage, amylase and lipase for pancreatic health, iron studies, and phosphorus for a broader assessment.
No prescription is required. However, results from this panel, particularly microalbumin, HOMA-IR, and cortisol, are most meaningful when reviewed by a doctor who knows your full health history. Do not self-diagnose or alter any medication based on your results.
Yes. A 10–12 hour fast is required for accurate fasting glucose, insulin, HOMA-IR, and lipid readings. Plain water is permitted throughout the fasting period. Booking an early morning slot makes this easier to manage.
Most results are available within 24–48 hours of sample collection. Your digital report will be delivered to your registered email address and mobile number.
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