Blood unit converter

The reference ranges on this site are given in the units common in the US. Most of the world reports in SI units. Type the value you have — the other side follows.

Hormones

Testosterone (total)ng/dL

Testosterone (total) nmol/L

Estradiolpg/mL

Estradiol pmol/L

Prolactinng/mL

Prolactin mIU/L

SHBGµg/dL

SHBG nmol/L

IGF-1ng/mL

IGF-1 nmol/L

Blood count

Hemoglobing/dL

Hemoglobin mmol/L

Hematocrit%

Hematocrit L/L

Lipids

Total cholesterolmg/dL

Total cholesterol mmol/L

HDLmg/dL

HDL mmol/L

LDLmg/dL

LDL mmol/L

Triglyceridesmg/dL

Triglycerides mmol/L

Liver & kidney

ALT (GPT)U/L

ALT (GPT) µkat/L

Creatininemg/dL

Creatinine µmol/L

Metabolic

Glucosemg/dL

Glucose mmol/L

Vitamin D (25-OH)ng/mL

Vitamin D (25-OH) nmol/L

Thyroid

Free T4ng/dL

Free T4 pmol/L

Free T3pg/mL

Free T3 pmol/L

17 markers, converted with the standard factors derived from each substance's molecular weight. Reference ranges vary by laboratory, method, age and sex — a converted value still belongs next to the range your own lab printed.