Feature Requests

Adding this to Vibrant's repertoire would, in my opinion, make Vibrant a true one-stop-shop for foundational, comprehensive labs. The list is included here: https://www.ultalabtests.com/test/full-monty-panel?srsltid=AfmBOoq91KywgH4EdP6KI2g3pj9ONrdxPy2Ou3G_dY-2OfVUfFBpbbCY .

We are using Wellproz and are building out a fertility panel for women. I really want to be able to hand pick certain nutrients, such as a serum Zinc and and RBC magnesium, but currently am unable to do so.

I wish the website had a feature to order collection supplies to office. Contacting the rep has been slow and filling out the form online doesn't even have all the options. If I need to order stool kits, Blood draw kits, and urine kits I have to wait forever to hear back from my rep. When other functional labs companies have an ordering feature on their portal super simple and easy.

I’d like to request a revision to the layout of the Tickborne reports. Please consider moving the PCR markers to the last page, as they were positioned in the previous version of the report. Currently, when I share the report with patients, the first page displays negative PCR results, which can give a false sense of reassurance—especially for those being evaluated for Lyme or co-infections. This initial view may lead them to overlook the rest of the report, even when antibody or peptide markers are positive. Reverting to the previous layout, with PCR markers at the end, would better support clear clinical communication and patient understanding.

I have to say that as a provider ordering tests, your site is awful! For instance when ordering food panels, you list 8 different tests, some a'la'carte and some panels, but I cannot see from the 'food sensitivity complete' what of the others are included there. It truly is mindboggling and I should not have to make an appointment with my rep just to order a darn test! This needs a complete overhaul! Even here, with this feedback, this particular aspect of the user interface is not included in the drop-down, so I have to choose 'other'. Your company has a reputation for this btw and has people like me running to other labs for my ordering, just so that you know: you are losing orders! <Additionally, why not use bars on a table for your results rather than colored dots and numbers: mimic what US Biotek does: it is not proprietary, it's a colored bar showing intensity and is great for a quick reference! Also a longer report is not something to boast about: my patients do not need a description of what an apple or a Lima bean is on their report.

These are the labs we would look for in a new chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS) panel: Complement 3a Complement 4a Alpha MSH MMP-9 VEGF TGF-Beta Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide Leptin Osmolality Anti-diuretic hormone ACTH Cortisol Separate: HLA DRB1 HLA DRB 3, 4, 5

I’d like to formally request that Vibrant Wellness create an optional, reduced-cost add-on that pairs the Salivary Hormone profile with the Hormone Zoomer (urinary metabolites)—similar to the way the Essential Fatty Acid profile can be tacked on to the Micronutrient test at a substantial discount. Why the combination matters Clinical completeness. Saliva captures free, bio-available levels and is uniquely reliable for titrating topical/transdermal therapies, preventing inadvertent overdosing. Urine supplies the metabolite picture—phase-I and phase-II estrogen, androgen, and cortisol pathways—that saliva alone cannot provide. Together they give me the most accurate dosing and safety data, especially when I’m managing patients on topical or oral bio-identical HRT. Better outcomes & higher provider confidence. In my practice, patients whose treatment is guided by both matrices reach symptom control faster and require fewer follow-up adjustments. Affordability drives adoption. Many of my patients already purchase bundled packages (3-test bundle $700 / 5-test bundle $1,050). When the saliva + urine pair has to occupy two bundle slots, cost becomes a barrier. Pricing the pair as a single discounted add-on—outside the bundle count—would keep total out-of-pocket costs comparable to your current single-panel prices, free up bundle slots for additional Vibrant tests (Oxidative Stress, Environmental Toxins, etc.), and ultimately increase overall test volume. Precedent exists. The Micronutrient panel already allows a heavily discounted Essential Fatty Acid add-on. A parallel structure for hormone testing would be easy for clinicians to understand and promote. Proposed structure Panel Current solo price Proposed “combo-add-on” price Bundle slot(s) used Salivary Hormone $ X – 1 Hormone Zoomer $ Y – 1 Saliva + Zoomer (new) – $ ≈ Y + (0.5 × X) 1 *example pricing only; I’m happy to discuss specifics. I’m convinced this change would increase test utilization, improve patient affordability, and highlight Vibrant’s commitment to clinically meaningful innovation. Please let me know what additional information you need. I’d be glad to pilot the combined panel and share anonymized outcome data. From Richard Aballay, MD

The older Vibrant legacy reports for Vibrant America markers used to display the result as normal, moderate or high according to where it appeared on the page and also by the color being green, yellow or red. For offices who do not print in color to save ink, you could still print these results in black and white and see where the patient's results were based on if the result was in the normal, moderate or high column. Now, the "classic" Vibrant America results no longer list the normal, moderate or high columns. Instead, the result appears in 1 single column and the only way the marker is visually designated is by the color of the result box being green, yellow or red. So, if you print this report version in black and white, it's very difficult to tell where the patient's results lies compared to the reference range. Is there any way to visually designate where the result falls other than just the color? Perhaps, listing an "m" for moderate or "H" for high next to the value would help when the report is printed in black and white. This would be very helpful. Thank you.

Rationale: • Saliva best reflects free hormone levels—critical for topical/transdermal dosing.¹ • Urine adds metabolite and clearance data not captured in saliva.¹ • A single, lower-cost add-on (modeled on the Micronutrient + EFA bundle) would keep patient costs down, free up bundle slots for other Vibrant tests, and drive higher overall adoption. Clinicians need both datasets to optimize bio-identical HRT safely and efficiently; please consider packaging them together at a discounted rate. References Vibrant Wellness. (n.d.). Serum, saliva and urine hormones comparison [Internal document provided by Vibrant Wellness]

your website is VERY difficult to navigate. Its too big for the screen. There are not toggle bars. Its hard to read, find what I want and its NOT user freindly. Also, you should send me and the pt emails telling us the results are in. I dont know why you went off RUPA, it was much easier to use yoru tests via RUPA. I will use very few of your test b/c of the challenges, needs to go to another site, have another login, look for results etc.