C-PEPTIDE
C Peptide test gives clarity between insulin secreted by the body and insulin injected into the body in Diabetic patients. C-peptide has a half-life of 30 minutes and tends to stay in the body longer than insulin.
- Report in Next Day
- 10–12 hr fasting
- Home collection
- 1 parameter
What the C-PEPTIDE checks
- C-PEPTIDE
How to prepare
Do not eat for 10–12 hours before the sample. Water is fine. Take your regular medicines unless your doctor says otherwise, and book an early-morning slot.
Unsure about your report values? Use our report checker — and always discuss results with your doctor.
C-PEPTIDE – FAQs
What is the price of C-PEPTIDE?
The C-PEPTIDE costs ₹1,235 with home sample collection. Home collection charges, if any, are shown before you confirm the booking.
Is fasting required for C-PEPTIDE?
Yes. Please do not eat for 10–12 hours before the sample (water is fine). We suggest an early-morning slot.
When will I get the C-PEPTIDE report?
The report usually comes in Next Day after the sample reaches the lab. It is sent on WhatsApp and email.
Can I give the sample for C-PEPTIDE 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 C-PEPTIDE include?
It checks 1 parameter: C-PEPTIDE.
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