The Apolipoprotein Ratio test measures the balance between two key proteins—Apolipoprotein B (ApoB) and Apolipoprotein A1 (ApoA1)—that carry cholesterol in your blood.
Report in Same day
No fasting needed
Home collection
3 parameters
What the APOLIPROTEIN RATIO checks
APO B / APO A1 RATIO (APO B/A1)
APOLIPOPROTEIN - A1 (APO-A1)
APOLIPOPROTEIN - B (APO-B)
How to prepare
No fasting is needed. Drink water as usual and tell the phlebotomist about any medicines you take.
Unsure about your report values? Use our report checker — and always discuss results with your doctor.
APOLIPROTEIN RATIO – FAQs
What is the price of APOLIPROTEIN RATIO?
The APOLIPROTEIN RATIO costs ₹995 with home sample collection. Home collection charges, if any, are shown before you confirm the booking.
Is fasting required for APOLIPROTEIN RATIO?
No fasting is needed for this test. You can give the sample at any time of the day.
When will I get the APOLIPROTEIN RATIO report?
The report usually comes in Same day after the sample reaches the lab. It is sent on WhatsApp and email.
Can I give the sample for APOLIPROTEIN RATIO at home?
Yes. A trained phlebotomist visits your home with a sealed kit at the slot you choose. Enter your pincode while booking to check home collection in your area.
What does the APOLIPROTEIN RATIO include?
It checks 3 parameters: APO B / APO A1 RATIO (APO B/A1), APOLIPOPROTEIN - A1 (APO-A1), APOLIPOPROTEIN - B (APO-B).
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