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Blood test membership

Mito Health Membership

Membership at $99 a year or $9 a month, with no tests included. Panels such as Essential, Core, Pro and Ultra are bought separately at member prices, plus a draw fee

$99 a yearUS price, checked Oct 24, 2026

Blood panels sold one at a time, with a membership for lower prices

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Blood test membership

Superpower Membership

Annual membership at $199 a year, with one baseline blood test plus app and care-team access. At-home draws and add-on diagnostics cost extra

$199 a yearUS price, checked Oct 24, 2026

Yearly blood panel membership with an app and care team

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Criterion	Mito Health Membership	Superpower Membership
US price	$99 a yearChecked Oct 24, 2026 · Price details in the review	$199 a yearChecked Oct 24, 2026 · Price details in the review
Three-year ownership estimate	$934.77 Planning total.	$597 Planning total.
Choose if	An adult in a served state who wants to pick a panel size, pay per order and keep clinician-reviewed results in one place.	An adult in a served state who can reach a partner lab and wants one broad blood panel a year, tracked in one app.
Main trade-off	The membership includes no tests, Labcorp's member price for Core is more than double Quest's, and refunds end once your labs have run.	Only one blood test a year is included, the plan auto-renews at the then-current rate, and the fee is refundable only in a one-time window that closes 7 days after first results or 45 days after joining, whichever comes first.
Key specifications	Membership: $99 a year or $9 a month, with no tests included. Mito says it gives you member prices equal to its cost, plus an action plan, tracking and an AI chat (Mito Concierge) with escalation to the care team. It auto-renews at the then-current rate until you cancel Panel prices at Quest: Member / non-member: Essential $89.60 / $125.49, Core $197.59 / $276.75, Pro $323.88 / $453.57, Ultra $1,341.45 / $1,849.03. A draw fee is added at checkout Panel prices at Labcorp and in NY and NJ: Labcorp, member / non-member: Essential $202.24 / $283.18, Core $414.96 / $581.09, Pro $586.54 / $821.32. In NY and NJ the lab is BioReference: Essential $209.42 / $293.26, Core $463.61 / $649.21, Pro $714.19 / $1,000.02. Ultra is listed at Quest only Draw fee: Charged per lab visit, not per test: Quest $15, Labcorp $11.50, BioReference $9.50. Splitting tests across labs adds a fee for each visit. Scans and at-home kits have no draw fee Biomarkers: Essential 118, Core 138, Pro 166 and Ultra 181, each panel building on the one before (Mito's FAQ and home page). The product pages list 117, 139, 167 and 182. Core adds Lp(a), fasting insulin, free T3 and T4 and iron studies to Essential. Pro adds heavy metals, an advanced cholesterol particle panel and cystatin C. Ultra adds Galleri and an at-home gut test Sample collection: One blood and urine visit per panel at a partner lab, with 3,300+ locations listed on the product pages (1,900+ for Ultra). A licensed phlebotomist can draw at home for a flat $99. Mito recommends fasting, 9 to 12 hours on most panels and 10 to 12 for Core. It suggests testing at least yearly, with mid-year or targeted retests bought separately Turnaround: Mito's pages give several timings: the home page says standard panels return in 1 to 2 business days, the FAQ says 7 to 10 days after the lab visit, and the Essential, Core and Ultra pages say most come within 3 days. A clinician review follows. How it works says under a week, and the FAQ says about 2 weeks after your first results Clinician review: Mito says a clinician reviews every result before the analysis and action plan are final, and that its clinicians are salaried. A 1:1 video consult is $39 for members and $99 for non-members per 30 minutes. Panels don't include one. Mito calls the consult health education, not medical advice Eligibility: Adults 18 and older in every state and DC, though Hawaii and Rhode Island have no lab testing and residents use a lab in a neighboring state. New York and New Jersey use BioReference. Ultra isn't offered in AZ, HI, NJ, NY or RI. Mito asks you to contact it before testing if you're pregnant Laboratories: Quest Diagnostics, Labcorp and BioReference Labs. Mito says all tests are processed by CLIA-certified labs, and its footer reads "CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited" for lab testing by partner labs. Its terms say some tests may be lab-developed tests that the FDA hasn't cleared or approved Add-ons and payment: Galleri costs $636.12 for members and $890.57 for non-members, and Ultra includes it. A coronary artery calcium scan is $249 for members and $348.60 for non-members. Mito doesn't accept insurance at this time and offers Flex checkout	Biomarkers: 100+ in the baseline panel. Superpower's comparison pages list 101 and count 103 (57 measured directly, 46 calculated) Blood tests per year: 1 included: the baseline panel. New members are offered a follow-up test 3 to 6 months later, listed as a $99 value. Comparison pages say no retest is included Sample collection: Blood draw at 2,000+ partner lab locations, or at home for $119 extra Turnaround: About 1 week. Superpower also says 10 days or less Membership terms: $199 a year ($399 in NY and NJ). Auto-renews at the then-current non-promotional rate, with no cancellation fee Care access: App with Superpower AI and an on-demand care team. Providers include licensed physicians, nurse practitioners and pharmacists. The FAQ says the concierge replies within 1 business day Eligibility: 18 and older and located in the US. The FAQ says it isn't available in AK, AR, HI, LA, MS, ND, RI, SD or WY. The homepage lists five of those as live, so check your state on both pages before you pay Laboratories: Labcorp, Quest Diagnostics or another third-party lab, since Superpower doesn't operate one. Its biomarker pages describe many assays as run in CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited labs
Exact variant	Membership at $99 a year or $9 a month, with no tests included. Panels such as Essential, Core, Pro and Ultra are bought separately at member prices, plus a draw fee	Annual membership at $199 a year, with one baseline blood test plus app and care-team access. At-home draws and add-on diagnostics cost extra
Dimensions	No physical product. It's a testing marketplace with a membership.	Not applicable. It's a lab-testing membership with no device.
Installation	No installation. You book a lab visit at a partner lab (Quest, Labcorp or BioReference) from your Mito dashboard. Mito also offers an at-home blood draw by a licensed phlebotomist for a flat $99, available in most US states and checked by ZIP code. The FAQ says Mito usually replies within 4 business days.	No installation. Blood is drawn at one of 2,000+ partner lab locations, or at home for $119 extra.
Materials	Not applicable. Mito runs as a web app at members.mitohealth.com rather than a downloadable app. It holds your results, an AI chat (Mito Concierge) and a health vault for labs you upload.	Not applicable, since there's no hardware. The membership is a yearly blood draw plus app and care-team access.
Warranty	No warranty, since the terms provide the services as is and as available. Mito says it doesn't guarantee the quality or outcome of provider services, and lab results may be incomplete or inaccurate. If a sample has a problem, such as too little blood, the FAQ says Mito schedules a follow-up lab visit at no additional cost.	A membership has no product warranty. Superpower says it isn't a healthcare provider and that medical services come from third-party providers. Lab testing is done by Labcorp, Quest Diagnostics or another third-party laboratory.
Returns	A full refund within 7 days of purchase if your labs haven't been run and the lab hasn't received your sample. After day 7, refunds aren't standard. The care team reviews each request, and an approved refund has an 8% fee deducted. Once your labs have run or the lab has your kit sample, the order can't be refunded. The terms give each membership charge, including monthly and annual renewals, its own 7-day window counted from the charge date. Membership auto-renews at the then-current rate until you cancel, and the FAQ says to cancel by emailing help@mitohealth.com. If a lab rejects a sample, Mito offers a one-time recollection or account credit at its discretion, and credits expire after one year. Results that differ from what you hoped for don't qualify for a refund. Scans, supplements and prescription subscriptions have separate rules.	The Membership Agreement (effective September 15, 2026) offers a one-time Satisfaction Refund of 100% of the base membership fee for your initial term. The deadline to ask is 7 days after your results are delivered or 45 days after your start date, whichever comes first. It doesn't apply to renewals. It also doesn't apply to memberships obtained through an employer or as a gift, unless that channel's terms say otherwise. Apart from that refund, membership fees are non-refundable, and cancelling doesn't by itself earn one. Lab tests bought outside the membership can be refunded only if cancelled within 30 days of payment. Five specialty panels, including the Galleri test, are non-refundable. Imaging and functional testing must be cancelled within 60 days of payment and more than five business days before the appointment. Prescription products aren't refundable. Under the agreement, cancelling takes effect immediately. It ends concierge, marketplace and clinical access, though you keep read-only access to your data. The FAQ still says Superpower doesn't offer refunds. Its one exception is a refund before the first lab test if a reimbursement claim is declined.
Unresolved questions	Which clinician reviews each result, and where that clinician is licensed When the clinician review finishes: under a week (How it works) or about 2 weeks after first results (FAQ) Whether the labs-not-run condition also limits a refund of a membership charge Whether the partner labs' CLIA and CAP status matches CMS or CAP listings (not checked) Prices for the other 1,000+ tests, scans and kits in the marketplace Which ZIP codes the $99 at-home draw serves Whether any FDA, FTC or state regulator action exists. Web searches on Oct 24, 2026 found none naming Mito Health, but the agencies' own databases weren't checked	Exact baseline marker list in your state (Superpower says included biomarkers vary by state) Which states are served. The FAQ excludes nine, and the homepage lists five of them as live Whether the $119 at-home fee applies to each draw Member prices for add-on diagnostics How the new-member follow-up test works in practice: the homepage offers it through a popup and says it's added at checkout automatically, but doesn't say whether it applies to renewals, gifts or members in New York and New Jersey Whether $199 lasts. It replaced a $349 two-draw plan between October 13 and 24, 2026, and renewals use the then-current non-promotional rate Length of the initial term, which the Membership Agreement says is stated at checkout Whether access continues after you cancel. The homepage says the membership stays active through the paid year. The Membership Agreement says cancelling ends concierge, marketplace and clinical access right away Which refund terms apply in practice. The FAQ says no refunds, but the Membership Agreement dated September 15, 2026 describes a one-time Satisfaction Refund Fasting and preparation requirements for each draw Superpower doesn't name its labs, so their CLIA and CAP status is unconfirmed

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