Know what's in your blood. Without the needle.
Independent guides to at-home blood testing: what each kit measures, what every biomarker costs you, and what your numbers mean. Prices checked September 29, 2026.
62 biomarkers across 8 body systems, from one home kit
The count per system on SiPhox's Ultimate 360 panel. Tap a system for what to test, why, and which kit covers it.
SiPhox Health: pick a panel, switch it every test
One membership includes four panels. Two bigger panels cost extra per test. Retest monthly, quarterly or twice a year.
Longevity Essentials
The default panel: heart, metabolic, hormone and inflammation markers in one draw.
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Heart & Metabolic
Lipids plus kidney and liver function: the panel for cardiovascular and metabolic risk.
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Ultimate 360
Everything on the four core panels plus iron studies, B12 and folate, GGT and PSA.
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How SiPhox's EasyDraw kit works, step by step. Read the full EasyDraw guide for tips that avoid a failed draw.
The key thresholds, at a glance
Where the main markers should sit for most adults, with the source. Your lab's own range is the one that counts.
Counts every artery-clogging particle. Desirable band per Mayo Clinic Labs.
The classic "bad cholesterol" number. Optimal for most adults.
Average blood sugar over about 3 months. 5.7 to 6.4 is prediabetes (ADA).
Low cardiovascular risk band (AHA/CDC). Over 3 is high.
Normal fasting level. 150 to 199 is borderline high.
Below these levels counts as a risk factor.
Adequate for bone health for most people (NIH).
The first thyroid check. Ranges vary by lab and age.
Under 300 is the AUA cut-off for low testosterone.
What you really pay per biomarker
A $349 membership and a $149 test only compare once you divide by what you get. Lab-draw memberships win on price per marker. SiPhox wins on needles and frequency.
Our arithmetic from published prices and marker counts checked September 29, 2026. SiPhox Longevity: $124 first test + 3 x $149 = $571 for 124 results.
| SiPhox Health | Function Health | Superpower | InsideTracker | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $124 + $25 shipping per test ($99 first test) | $365 a year | $349 a year | Ultimate plan $489 (membership plus one test) |
| Biomarkers | 14 to 31 per core panel, 62 on Ultimate 360 | 160+ lab tests a year across two draws | 150+ markers a year across two draws (some, like Lp(a), are add-ons) | up to 48 biomarkers |
| Collection | At home, needle-free upper-arm device (EasyDraw) | Venous draw at a Quest lab, or an at-home draw | Venous draw at a Quest lab (at-home draw +$119) | Venous draw at Quest, or mobile phlebotomist (+$119) |
| Tests a year | You choose: 2, 4 or 12 | 2 | 2 | 1 |
| Results | 7 to 10 days after the lab receives it | First results within about 48 hours | 5 to 10 days | Within 7 business days |
| Doctor review | Not included (wellness service); paid results review available | Clinician notes on results | Care team access with membership | Algorithm-based recommendations |
| Where | All states except New York and Hawaii; also Canada | 48 states (not Rhode Island or Hawaii); NY and NJ can cost more | 39 states plus DC; NY and NJ priced differently | Mobile draw required in NY, NJ, RI, HI and AZ |
| HSA / FSA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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At-home blood testing: common questions
Are at-home blood tests accurate?
The testing is done by the same kind of certified lab (CLIA-certified, often CAP-accredited) that runs a doctor-ordered test. The difference is the sample: capillary blood from an arm device or finger prick can be smaller, and a few markers such as potassium and glucose are sensitive to collection. See are at-home blood tests accurate.
What is the best at-home blood test?
For a broad yearly baseline at a lab, Function Health gives the most markers per dollar. For testing at home without a needle, and for retesting every month or quarter, SiPhox Health is our top pick. Full ranking: best at-home blood tests.
How much does an at-home blood test cost?
Single-marker kits start around $30 to $50. SiPhox Health is $124 per test plus $25 shipping for 14 to 31 biomarkers, or $274 all-in for 62. Compare services with our cost per biomarker calculator.
Can I use my HSA or FSA?
Usually yes. SiPhox Health, Function Health and Superpower accept HSA and FSA cards. Details: HSA and FSA eligible blood tests.
Do I need a doctor to order one?
No. Direct-to-consumer services handle ordering, so you can buy without a referral in most states. SiPhox Health does not currently serve New York or Hawaii.