| US price | $124Checked Oct 13, 2026 · Price details in the review | $489Checked Oct 13, 2026 · Price details in the review | $365 for the first yearChecked Oct 13, 2026 · Price details in the review |
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| Three-year ownership estimate | $744 Planning total. | $1,467 Planning total. | $1,095 Planning total. |
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| Choose if | An adult outside Hawaii and New York who won't visit a lab and wants to retest a focused panel every one to six months. | A US adult near a Quest location who wants one broad panel now and plans to pay $340 per retest to track the same markers every 3 to 6 months. | An adult in one of the 48 states Function serves who wants a broad blood panel twice a year, paid out of pocket, to track over time and discuss with their own clinician. |
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| Main trade-off | Each kit tests one small panel, and SiPhox won't refund a billing period once its kit ships. | Retests push the yearly cost up fast ($829 a year at two single tests), the store doesn't publish the renewal price or biomarker list, and refunds end once testing is done. | It's nonrefundable after 48 hours or once a specimen is collected, the renewal price isn't stated, and imaging, add-on tests and home draws cost extra. |
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| Key specifications | - Included panels: One of four at no extra cost: Longevity Essentials, Thyroid Focus, Hormone Focus or Heart & Metabolic. You can switch panels anytime
- Biomarkers: 25 per test on Longevity Essentials, which SiPhox says can be upgraded to up to 62
- Cadence and price: Monthly, quarterly or every 6 months. $124 to start, plus shipping and handling, with no monthly fees
- Sample collection: EasyDraw kit on the upper arm at home, about 5 minutes with 1:1 live support. Fasting 8–12 hours is strongly recommended
- Lab and turnaround: Same-day pickup for a CLIA-certified lab (SiPhox also shows a CAP badge). Results in 7–10 days. SiPhox doesn't name the lab
- Upgrades and add-ons: Ultimate 360 shows as +$125 and the GLP Optimization Panel as +$75, swapped in for an included panel. On Longevity Essentials, CBC is +$45 and IGF-1 is +$70. Adding both costs $100. SiPhox doesn't say whether these charges apply to every kit
- Eligibility: Adults 18 and older. Not yet offered in Hawaii or New York
- Payment: HSA/FSA eligible. SiPhox doesn't accept insurance
| - Biomarkers: Up to 54 per Ultimate test, though the store pages don't list which ones
- Sample method: Lab blood draw, most often at Quest Diagnostics. A mobile draw costs $119 extra and is required in NY, NJ, RI, HI, AZ and Canada
- Preparation: Fast for at least 12 hours and have blood drawn in the morning. Avoid strenuous exercise for 48 hours beforehand, and alcohol and supplements for 24 hours
- Turnaround: Results on the platform within 7 business days of the blood draw
- What you get: Biomarker analysis, zero-to-100 scores across 10 healthspan categories and a customizable Action Plan. You can add DNA and fitness-tracker data
- Membership terms: The annual membership ($149 in the bundle) renews every year, at a price InsideTracker doesn't state. You can cancel any time in your account, effective for the next annual period. Purchased tests must be used within 2 years and can be transferred to someone else
- Member retests: $340 per Ultimate test, for members only. Packs cost $578 for 2 tests or $1,088 for 4, shown as discounts from $680 and $1,360. InsideTracker suggests retesting every 3 to 6 months
- Eligibility and payment: Adults 18 and older. Eligible US customers can pay with HSA/FSA funds through Truemed. Insulin testing isn't available in Canada
| - Lab tests: 160+ a year: 100+ at the annual visit, then 60+ more in a follow-up 3 to 6 months later
- Sample method: Blood draw at a Quest location (about 35 to 85 mL)
- Home draw: A licensed specialist can draw blood at your home or office in select areas. Function lists it as an advanced add-on test, with no price shown
- Imaging: MRI and CT aren't included, but members get member pricing. The FAQ lists the Annual MRI at $999 for members and shows no price for the other scans
- Preparation: Fast for 8 hours before the test
- Turnaround: First results typically start arriving within 48 hours of testing. The How it works page says results are ready around 2 weeks after an at-home draw appointment
- Clinician review: Function says clinicians review every result and flag issues. Results include a clinician's summary and action items
- Membership terms: Billed annually and auto-renews at the then-current price. You can cancel and rejoin anytime but can't pause. Cancellation generally takes effect at the end of the billing cycle
- Eligibility: Adults 18+ who aren't currently pregnant, in 48 states (not yet Rhode Island, Hawai'i or Puerto Rico). In New York and New Jersey, some lab fees may be billed to you directly by the lab
- Insurance and HSA/FSA: Function doesn't bill insurance. It lists the membership as HSA/FSA eligible, subject to your plan, with an itemized receipt in your account for reimbursement
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| Exact variant | Membership with one included panel (Longevity Essentials, Thyroid Focus, Hormone Focus or Heart & Metabolic), self-collected at home with the EasyDraw upper-arm kit | US/Canada new-customer bundle: annual membership plus one Ultimate blood test, $489 | Annual membership, $365 first year, charged annually |
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| Dimensions | Not stated by the manufacturer. The pages checked don't give the EasyDraw kit's size or weight. | There's no physical product. It's a blood-test membership. | No physical product. It's a lab-testing membership. |
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| Installation | No installation. You collect the sample yourself from your upper arm with the EasyDraw kit. SiPhox says it takes about 5 minutes, with 1:1 live support, and uses no vein draw or fingerprick. The help center strongly recommends fasting 8–12 hours and testing within 30 minutes of waking. Kits ship within 3 days, and samples are picked up the same day for processing at a CLIA-certified lab. | No installation. Your blood is drawn at a lab, most often a Quest Diagnostics location, and InsideTracker cites thousands of those across the US. For $119 extra, a mobile phlebotomist comes to you at a time and place you choose. The product page says the mobile draw is required in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Hawaii and Arizona, and for all residents of Canada. Its FAQ lists only the first four of those states. | No installation. Function says blood is drawn at one of 2,000+ Quest locations across 48 states. In select areas, a licensed specialist can come to your home or office instead. The How it works page lists this home draw among its advanced add-on tests, with no price shown. |
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| Materials | Not stated by the manufacturer. SiPhox doesn't name the device inside the EasyDraw kit or say how it draws blood. | Not applicable. You get your results, scores and Action Plan on InsideTracker's online platform. | Not applicable. Function says it tracks your results in one secure place, with a web login and mobile apps. |
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| Warranty | No product warranty. The terms provide the service "as is" and "as available", and cap SiPhox's total liability at $100. SiPhox says it makes commercially reasonable efforts to analyze every biomarker in your panel. If results come back incomplete, it decides whether to send a replacement kit or give credit, and it may give neither. Expired kits can't be registered or replaced. | InsideTracker doesn't state a warranty. Its terms say the platform doesn't offer medical advice and isn't a diagnosis of disease. | No warranty. Under the terms of service, Function's services come "as is", with no warranties of any kind. Function also doesn't warrant the accuracy, completeness or timeliness of lab results. The FAQ says the membership isn't a replacement for your health benefits or your doctor. |
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| Returns | SiPhox doesn't refund a billing period once its kit has shipped, and it doesn't take kits back. The refund policy says monthly panel payments are collected at the start of each billing period and aren't refundable. You can cancel under My Account in the portal or through support. To stop a pending shipment, email support before the kit is dispatched. Your benefits run to the end of the paid period, and you can move your next shipment date in the portal. | According to InsideTracker's help center, you may be eligible for a full refund within 30 days of your initial purchase if you haven't used your blood or DNA test. Once a blood sample is drawn or a DNA sample is submitted, no refund is available. Purchases more than 30 days old are typically final. InsideTracker may still issue refunds or credits at its sole discretion or as required by law. Refunds go back to the original credit card within 21 business days after support confirms the conditions. The same article says membership purchases aren't eligible for refunds, but you can cancel a membership at any time through your account, effective for the next annual period. It doesn't say how this applies to the membership part of the bundle. | Under the terms of service, you can cancel for a full refund within 48 hours of your first purchase. That only applies before any specimen is collected or lab testing is done. After that, the membership and renewals are nonrefundable, and the FAQ says Function doesn't refund prior payments. Cancellation generally takes effect at the end of the billing cycle. You can't pause a membership, though the FAQ says you can cancel and rejoin at any time. |
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| Unresolved questions | - Whether every kit costs $124, or only the first
- The shipping and handling charge
- Biomarker counts for Thyroid Focus, Hormone Focus and Heart & Metabolic
- Which lab runs the tests, so its CLIA and CAP status can't be checked against CMS or CAP listings
- What device the EasyDraw kit uses, and whether it's FDA-cleared
- How upper-arm results compare with standard lab draws, since the FAQ asks "Is the SiPhox at-home test kit equivalent to standard labs?" but shows no answer
- How long a kit lasts before it expires
- Whether some kits use a fingerstick, which the Longevity Essentials page also describes
| - Renewal price after the first year
- Whether the membership part of the bundle can be refunded: the help center says membership purchases are ineligible for refunds, but also that refund requests are limited to 30 days from purchase or renewal
- Whether Arizona residents must use the mobile draw: the product page says so, but its FAQ lists only New York, New Jersey, Hawaii and Rhode Island
- Which biomarkers the Ultimate test includes and when fewer than 54 are measured
- Whether Canadian customers pay the same amounts, and in which currency
- Whether a clinician reviews individual results: the terms say a licensed clinician may order the tests, without forming a doctor-patient relationship
- Whether the testing labs hold CAP accreditation
- Which labs besides Quest are used
- Prices of add-on tests such as InnerAge, the DNA kit and Healthspan Category Tests
| - Renewal price after the first year
- How much the lab bills directly in New York and New Jersey
- Prices for add-on tests, the home draw and imaging other than the Annual MRI
- Turnaround for the complete panel
- Which accreditations, such as CLIA or CAP, the testing labs hold
- What the expired "Function Day offer" changed
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