Lifeforce vs Mito Health

What is Lifeforce, and what is Mito Health?

Lifeforce opens with "Add life to your years" and describes a longevity medicine program built from diagnostics, clinicians, coaches, and therapies.

Mito Health runs on transparent pricing. Its membership buys member prices on a test marketplace, where Mito charges what a test costs it and earns its money from the membership.

Both put a clinician between your results and your plan. They split on whether prescriptions and supplements are for sale today, and on who runs the year: Lifeforce schedules the draws and visits, while Mito leaves the choices to you.

What does Lifeforce include?

The $599 Core Annual Membership from Lifeforce covers two draws of 50+ biomarkers plus one clinical consult each year. The Monthly Membership steps up to four draws, four consults, and unlimited health coaching.

Lifeforce lays out a four-step program:

1. Schedule Your Blood Draw — Book a draw, at home or at a lab, that covers 50+ biomarkers.
2. Meet 1:1 With Your Clinician — Fill in a health questionnaire, then go over results, goals, and a personal plan with a Lifeforce clinician on video.
3. Get Your Custom Plan — Begin the program with ongoing support from a dedicated Health Coach.
4. Retest and Refine — Retest on your plan's schedule to track progress and adjust, with the retests included in the membership.

The dashboard shows a Lifescore with biological age, and members get 30% off Lifeforce supplements.

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What does Mito Health include?

Mito's membership costs $99 a year, or $9 a month. It brings member pricing, a clinician-reviewed plan, a records vault with trends and biological age, and the Concierge assistant, and every test is bought on top.

Mito's five steps run like this:

1. Choose and order your tests — Select from the catalog at member pricing, which Mito sets at its own cost.
2. Fill in your health profile — Supply your concerns, habits, family history, and earlier lab reports.
3. Provide your sample — Visit a partner lab, request an at-home draw, or collect a kit at home and return it.
4. Get clinician-reviewed results — Mito clinicians review the results and post insights to your dashboard, with care team support for members.
5. Retest with focus — Follow up with narrower panels aimed at what shifted or still needs attention.

What biomarkers do Lifeforce and Mito Health measure in 2026?

Lifeforce headlines 50+ biomarkers per draw, while Mito Health offers four curated panels that begin at Essential's 117 biomarkers, step up to Core's 139 and Pro's 167, and top out at Ultra's 182.

The table compares Lifeforce's published list with Mito Core, the panel Mito calls its most popular.

Lifeforce's 60 comes from the list in its help center, quoted as published because it is not split by sex. Lifeforce's list leaves out urinalysis, which accounts for 27 of Mito's Core items. Even without those, Core lists more markers per draw, though Lifeforce's annual price includes a second draw.

Lifeforce's add-on panels are:

• Heavy Metals, Metabolic Health, and Cardiovascular Health — $200 each, added to a scheduled draw.
• Brain Protection — $850 for the first test and $700 for a follow-up.

Mito's catalog covers:

• Curated panels — Essential, Core, Pro, and Ultra, and Ultra adds Galleri and a gut test collected at home.
• Scans and fitness tests — Body composition and bone density scans, a coronary calcium scan, a VO2 max test, and a Prenuvo whole-body MRI at select sites.
• At-home kits — Self-collection blood kits, whole-genome sequencing, and gut and H. pylori testing.

What are the official 2026 membership prices for Lifeforce and Mito Health?

Lifeforce's annual plan costs $599, and Mito Health charges $99 a year, with each test priced separately.

Lifeforce's Monthly Membership charges $199 for the first month and then $149 a month, which is $199 plus 11 months at $149, or $1,838 for a first year paid monthly. Prepaying a year costs $1,449 and includes everything in the monthly plan.

At member pricing a Mito Core panel is $197.59, plus the $15 draw fee charged by the lab tied to those prices. Add the $99 membership and the first draw makes the year $311.59. A second draw on Essential costs $104.60 more, so the year reaches $416.19.

Two draws at Mito cost less than Lifeforce's $599, though Lifeforce's price includes a 45-minute clinician consult and Mito's live consult costs $39 for 30 minutes. Both memberships are HSA/FSA eligible, Lifeforce through Truemed with a Letter of Medical Necessity and Mito through Flex.

Prescriptions and supplements: for sale at Lifeforce, planned at Mito

Lifeforce sells medications and supplements today, and Mito Health lists both as planned.

Lifeforce's plans list prescription access, including hormone therapy, and its pharmaceuticals collection sets a separate price for each medication. Only members can order, after blood test results and a clinician video consult, and medications ship on a subscription basis only. Its own-brand supplements cost 20% more as one-time orders.

Mito's manifesto says supplements and prescriptions are coming soon, priced like its tests. Its membership page carries supplements at member rates with a "Coming soon" tag, and no product or pricing page sells a prescription yet.

A scheduled consult or an on-demand concierge

Lifeforce books a clinician into your calendar, and Mito Health gives you an assistant that escalates when a person is needed.

Lifeforce's consults are 45-minute video visits, one a year on the annual plan and four on the monthly one. A health coach takes one call a quarter after a visit and answers email or text otherwise. Between visits, a medical operations team replies to medication and protocol questions within 1 to 2 business days. Results take 10 to 14 business days from the test date.

At Mito, a clinician reviews each result before your plan is final, and Mito Concierge answers from your data. A live consult is optional at $39 per 30 minutes for members. Results usually come in 7 to 10 days.

A set program or a build-your-own catalog

Lifeforce decides the panel and the rhythm, and Mito Health hands you the catalog.

Lifeforce's draws follow your plan: two a year on Core Annual, four on Monthly. Anything deeper is an add-on panel. It integrates Oura, Whoop, Withings, and Fitbit data.

Mito members choose every test, and Concierge can build a custom panel or book the lab appointment. Wearable readings are logged by hand. The catalog suits someone who already knows what to test.

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Where are Lifeforce and Mito Health tests available?

Lifeforce serves the 48 contiguous states except North Dakota, and Mito Health lists partner labs in 47 states and Washington, D.C.

In New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island, Lifeforce offers in-home draws only, and its add-on panels are unavailable there. Mito has no lab locations in Hawaii, North Dakota, or Rhode Island. In New York and New Jersey its state fees add roughly 133% to each test's price, so Core costs $463.61, and Ultra is not sold. Mito's at-home blood draw is $99 and reaches 35 states.

Who is Lifeforce best for, and who is Mito Health best for?

Lifeforce is best for:

• People who want a scheduled clinician consult and a health coach.
• People who want medications and hormone therapy under the same roof.
• People who want a program with draws booked for them.

Mito Health is best for:

• People who want to pick each test and pay Mito's at-cost member price.
• People who want a lower membership fee and a clinician review of each result.
• People who want a consult only when a question comes up.

The bottom line

Lifeforce fits people who want a clinician-led program with medications and supplements already on sale. Mito Health fits people who want to assemble the year from at-cost tests, with a clinician review and a smaller yearly commitment.

Both price deeper testing separately: Lifeforce's four add-on panels run from $200 to $850, and every Mito test beyond the membership is bought one at a time. Both also limit live conversation, with Lifeforce's consults scheduled once or four times a year and Mito's live consult billed by the half hour.

Superpower folds testing, plan, and marketplace into one $199 membership in most states, the lowest yearly figure on this page, against $599 for Lifeforce's Core Annual Membership and $311.59 for a Mito year with one Core panel. The results of its 100+ biomarker draw, your wearables, and your medical records feed Superpower AI, which writes your Superpower Protocol and adjusts it with AI and care team support. The marketplace stocks supplements at up to 20% off and carries add-on tests and scans, with prescriptions available when clinically appropriate, priced separately. Superpower says 93% of members found their action plan more useful, even life-changing, than a yearly checkup.

Blood work is where a health plan starts, not where it ends. Build your home for health with Superpower today.