Stronger bones, better living

Biomarkers can reveal abnormalities that may increase fracture risk.

Osteoporosis is common—but lowering fracture risk is possible.

Catch bone changes early

Loss of bone density often goes unnoticed until it’s advanced, and routine screening often doesn’t start until age 65 for women and 70 for men. But after age 35, you already start to lose bone density faster than you can replace it.

Understand your risk

Once you know your biomarker results, you can act—by adjusting diet, adding targeted supplements, or working with your healthcare provider to strengthen your bones before the risk of fractures increases.