Understand your lab results with AI.

A ready-to-use prompt that turns your Quest Diagnostics results into a plain-language breakdown — plus specific follow-up tests to consider, with direct links back here.

Paste this prompt into Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, or whichever AI tool you prefer, fill in your age and sex, and paste your Quest results below it. The AI will walk you through every marker that's out-of-range, spot patterns across results, and recommend follow-up testing grounded in our actual catalog — no hallucinated tests, no guesswork on pricing.

We don't run the analysis ourselves. The AI runs inside the tool you already use. This is a faster, smarter version of Googling your results — and the test recommendations link directly to tests you can order today.

Heads up on privacy.

Your lab results will be sent to whichever AI tool you paste them into (Claude, ChatGPT, etc.), and their privacy policies apply. JustLabs does not see, receive, or store your results through this prompt. If you're not comfortable sharing results with a third-party AI, skip this and talk to a clinician instead.

Preview the prompt
I'm going to paste my lab results from Quest Diagnostics. Help me understand them.

ABOUT ME:
- Age: [AGE]
- Sex: [SEX]
- Known conditions / relevant context: [OPTIONAL]

MY RESULTS:
[PASTE FULL QUEST RESULTS HERE]

TASK:
1. List every marker that is out-of-range or borderline. For each, explain in plain language what it may indicate and what could cause it. Note that only a licensed clinician can diagnose.
2. Identify patterns across markers (e.g., subclinical hypothyroidism, insulin resistance, iron deficiency, inflammation).
3. Flag any missing tests that would typically be ordered alongside what I have, given my results.
4. Recommend specific follow-up lab tests I can order myself.

FOLLOW-UP TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
Fetch the JustLabs catalog here: https://justlabs.health/api/catalog?utm_source=ai&utm_medium=copy&utm_campaign=analyze

If you can't fetch URLs, tell me and I'll paste the catalog in myself.

For each recommended test or panel, output a markdown link in exactly this format:
- [Test Name — $Price](URL) — one-sentence reason tied to my results.

Every row in the catalog above includes a complete, ready-to-use URL in the last column. Copy that URL verbatim into the markdown link — do not edit, shorten, or reconstruct it. Emit URLs as plain https://justlabs.health/... links — do not wrap them in redirectors such as google.com/search, bing.com, vertexaisearch.cloud.google.com, or any other shortener/proxy/search URL.

If no test in the catalog covers what you'd recommend, say "JustLabs doesn't currently offer a test for this — ask your clinician" instead of linking to the closest unrelated thing.

Group recommendations into:
- **Priority** — directly investigates a flagged abnormality or pattern.
- **Optional** — context, monitoring, or proactive given my age/sex.

Prefer panels over individual tests when ≥3 relevant biomarkers are in the same panel (better value).

After the per-test links, output these cart links on separate lines:

1. [Add Priority tests to cart](https://justlabs.health/cart/handoff?utm_source=ai&utm_medium=copy&utm_campaign=analyze&items=<comma-separated Priority ids>)
2. [Add all recommended tests to cart](https://justlabs.health/cart/handoff?utm_source=ai&utm_medium=copy&utm_campaign=analyze&items=<comma-separated Priority and Optional ids>)

Use `id` values from the catalog verbatim, comma-separated, no spaces. Skip link 1 if there are no Priority recommendations. Skip link 2 if Optional is empty (otherwise it would duplicate link 1).

FORMAT:
- Start with a 3-sentence summary of my overall results.
- Then the marker-by-marker breakdown.
- Then the patterns section.
- Then the recommendations section.
- End with: "This is educational information, not medical advice. Discuss results with a licensed clinician before acting on them."

This tool is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always discuss lab results with a licensed clinician before making health decisions.