I consider lifelinescreening high priced blood work.

Just order it via The Life Extension Foundation (lef.org) in their
section on blood work.  Other places exist on the internet and the blood
will be drawn locally.  For $35 at lef.org, one can get a CBC/CMP and
cholesterol screening.

You're trigs are quite high, your HDL is quite low.

Are you asking why the hsCRP can't be done on a home device in
California or that you can't go up to any lab and ask for one to be
done? Home testing kits offer a limited testing value for critical care
diseaes like diabetes (blood glucose monitors) or patient's on "blood
thinners" and need to monitor their INR. These are best used by
patients who can be trained to perform the test accurately, and the
home testing is medically necessary.

Lipid testing needs to be calibrated to a national standard which
laboratory instruments are set with. You cannot compare serum values
with whole blood values that are 6 weeks apart. The triglycerides test
requires that you fast (don't eat anything) for 12 hours prior to
testing. Did you do that with the 2 tests? Also lipid testing is for a
chronic condition, and home testing will provide no medical value to
you.