Superpower vs SiPhox Health

What is Superpower, and what is SiPhox Health?

Superpower is a home for health, bringing the whole picture together on one platform. One annual price covers wearable data tracking, AI health coaching, a personalized action plan, and biomarker testing. Members also get a marketplace for supplements and add-on tests, with prescriptions available when clinically appropriate, priced separately.

SiPhox Health is an at-home health testing company, built around a needle-free kit members use on a cadence they pick. Its homepage leads with "At-Home Health Testing. Fast. Painless." over four promises: no needles, no lab visits, no waiting rooms, and no monthly fees.

Each gives you real blood results. They part ways on the number of markers per draw and on what follows the results.

What does Superpower include?

Your $199 a year pays for 100+ biomarkers from one draw, syncing for wearables and medical records, and a members-only store of supplements and add-on tests, plus a personalized action plan, plus AI and care team support.

Getting started with Superpower takes a simple path of six steps:

1. Join for $199 a year.
2. Connect your wearables, then upload medical records, past labs, and AI chats if you have them.
3. Book your draw at a lab, or pay $119 more to have blood drawn at home.
4. Within 10 days, your metrics appear in the dashboard.
5. Your first Superpower Protocol arrives as an action plan covering lifestyle changes, supplements, and more.
6. Reach AI and care team support whenever a question comes up.

Inside the dashboard, your metrics build a digital twin, a 3D model of you. Insights begin as soon as you upload medical records, wearable data, or earlier lab results, even before your draw is processed.

Your membership comes with two scores. Your Superpower Score tracks how near you sit to optimal levels across every biomarker, while your biological age condenses your whole body into a single number. New lab results nudge both, so you can see what changed.

You can act on all of it without leaving the platform. Supplements at up to 20% off sit in the member marketplace beside add-on panels, scans, and prescriptions available when clinically appropriate, priced separately.

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What does SiPhox Health include?

A SiPhox Health membership includes an at-home EasyDraw kit with your choice of four included panels, plus a health report with personalized insights and an action plan. Supplement recommendations, Sai AI, wearable sync, unlimited uploads of outside lab results, and an in-app body composition scan come with it. The first kit costs $99, and each kit after it costs $124 plus $25 shipping.

SiPhox Health publishes a four-step process:

1. Join SiPhox Health — Pick a testing pace: monthly, quarterly, or every 6 months.
2. Select your health focus — Choose Longevity Essentials, Heart & Metabolic, Hormone Focus, or Thyroid Focus, and switch at any time.
3. Test at home, painlessly — Collect a small blood sample from your upper arm with the EasyDraw kit in about 5 minutes, with no needles and no lab visit.
4. Get insights & optimize — Results arrive in 7-10 days with detailed analysis, supplement recommendations, and a personalized action plan, and Sai answers questions about them.

Results go through what SiPhox calls expert review, "overseen by medical experts." Every membership includes BioAge and Heart & Metabolic Age scores. One-on-one coaching is sold separately as a coaching credit for $50: a 30-minute video call or an expert written plan.

What biomarkers do Superpower and SiPhox Health measure in 2026?

Superpower's membership includes 100+ biomarkers in one annual draw. SiPhox Health measures 31 biomarkers per kit on Longevity Essentials, the largest of its four included panels, and 62 on Ultimate 360, an upgrade that adds $125 to a kit.

Only some of SiPhox's calculated markers are labeled as such, so we counted the remainder, mostly ratios. Neither SiPhox's panels nor Superpower's draw carry urinalysis, so the counts compare directly: Superpower's draw reaches 103 markers, against 62 for Ultimate 360 and 31 for Longevity Essentials.

In its one draw, Superpower measures HbA1c, a complete blood count, ApoB, hs-CRP, testosterone, and cortisol. A few markers appear on SiPhox's Longevity Essentials but not Superpower's panel: Lp(a), ApoA1, and the ApoB:ApoA1 ratio. On Superpower, Lp(a) is sold separately as the Lipoprotein (a) Add-on. Ultimate 360 adds thyroid antibodies, vitamin B12, folate, and PSA.

Both sell add-ons on top. Superpower's marketplace includes:

• Imaging and fitness scans — DEXA bone density and DEXA body composition, heart calcium, VO2 max, and a whole-body MRI from Prenuvo.
• Cognitive and brain health — Screening for amyloid plaque, tau protein, and ApoE genetic risk.
• Genetic and gut testing — An organ age panel, whole genome sequencing, and gut microbiome analysis.
• Reproductive and hormonal health — Active testosterone, prostate screening, sperm analysis, and egg reserve.
• Nutrition and toxin exposure — Panels for vitamins, minerals, organic acids, and methylation, plus environmental toxins, heavy metals, and mycotoxins.

SiPhox's kit add-ons are a complete blood count (+$45) and IGF-1 (+$70), or both for $100.

What are the official 2026 membership prices for Superpower and SiPhox Health?

Superpower costs $199 a year. SiPhox Health charges per kit: $99 for a new member's first kit, then $124 plus $25 shipping for each kit after it. The membership renews on the cadence you pick, so a year is 2, 4, or 12 kits.

SiPhox's slowest cadence is two kits a year: the $99 first kit, then a renewal at $124 plus $25 shipping. A quarterly or monthly cadence adds more kits at the renewal price.

Superpower charges $119 more for an at-home draw. Because of state fees, membership costs $399 a year for members in New York and New Jersey. SiPhox has no lab draw to add, since every kit is collected at home, and it does not yet serve New York.

SiPhox members can change cadence, pause, or cancel at any time. Both companies charge extra for add-on panels, tests, and scans. Pre-tax dollars work for either one, as both memberships are HSA/FSA eligible.

How often do Superpower and SiPhox Health test?

SiPhox lets you choose how often. Superpower includes one draw a year in its price. Flexibility is the center of SiPhox's model, and it is a real strength.

SiPhox members test monthly, quarterly, or every 6 months, and can switch panels at any time, so one kit can run Longevity Essentials and the next Thyroid Focus.

Superpower's membership holds one blood draw a year, covering 100+ biomarkers, and no retest. When a question is narrower, book an add-on panel or scan from the marketplace whenever it suits you.

How do Superpower and SiPhox Health collect blood, and where?

Every SiPhox sample is collected at home without needles. Superpower draws blood at a lab, or at home for an added fee.

The EasyDraw kit collects a small sample from the upper arm in about 5 minutes. The sample goes back by FedEx the same day, overnight in temperature-controlled packaging, to a CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited partner lab. SiPhox reports a 95% to 99% correlation coefficient between its tests and standard venous draws. It serves the United States except Hawaii and New York, and Canada.

Standard lab draws happen at 2,000+ partner lab locations, and an at-home draw costs $119 extra. Superpower serves 41 states and Washington, D.C., and has not yet launched in Alaska, Arkansas, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota, or Wyoming.

Turnaround is close. SiPhox results are typically ready 7-10 days after the sample reaches the lab, and its kit arrives 3-5 days after you order. Results from a Superpower draw arrive within 10 days.

Superpower vs SiPhox Health: artificial intelligence and next steps

Both companies use AI on your results. SiPhox's Sai explains them and answers questions, and Superpower AI goes on to write an action plan and coach you through it.

Sai is, in SiPhox's words, "your personal AI Health Advisor," built to help members understand their biomarkers and get insights from their health data, wearables included.

Superpower AI writes the plan itself, then revises your protocol against everything it reads: medications, medical history, lab results, wearable data, and the context you give it. Through the year, AI and care team support takes your questions at any time.

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Comparing member marketplaces

Add-on tests and supplements are sold in the member-only marketplace, where supplements carry up to 20% off, and prescription medications compounded in the USA (like peptides) are available when clinically appropriate, priced separately.

SiPhox's shop sells tests, scans, and coaching, some at prices exclusive to its members:

• Upgraded panel — Ultimate 360, swapped in for an included panel for $125 more per kit.
• Specialty tests — An Advanced Gut Health Test, a 295 Food & Environmental Allergy Panel, an Advanced Stress & Sleep Cortisol Test, and a Kidney, Liver, and Lp(a) Panel.
• Scans — A Prenuvo Whole Body MRI bundle, available in the U.S. only.

Its action plans recommend supplements, but the shop does not sell them. SiPhox's terms state that it is not a health care provider. Heart and Metabolic Program members who want medication management are connected to Beluga Provider Group, an independent telehealth provider group. Buying the supplements a plan suggests happens somewhere else.

Who is Superpower best for, and who is SiPhox Health best for?

Superpower is best for:

• People who prefer one health platform over biomarker testing by itself.
• People who want one broad panel of 100+ biomarkers a year, drawn at a lab or at home.
• People who want AI-powered insights and coaching personalized to every metric they track.
• People who would like supplements and prescription access, along with add-on tests and scans, all within the membership.

SiPhox Health is best for:

• People who prefer needle-free collection at home and no trip to a lab.
• People who want to choose how often they test, and switch panels between kits.
• People who want to track one focus area, such as thyroid or hormones, on their own schedule.
• People in Canada, or in states Superpower is not live in yet, other than Hawaii.

SiPhox Health vs Superpower: the bottom line

Each company puts real data in your hands. SiPhox Health makes collection painless, lets you set the pace, and lets you swap panels as your questions change, with Sai and wearable sync on top. But acting on much of the plan happens elsewhere. SiPhox recommends supplements without selling them, and medication management sits with an independent provider group serving one program. Even at its slowest pace of two kits a year, SiPhox's $99 first kit and $124 renewal come to more than Superpower's $199 for one draw, which makes SiPhox the more expensive of the two.

Superpower completes that loop for $199 a year. One Superpower AI combines your wearable data and medical records with 100+ biomarkers from one annual draw, then turns it all into a protocol and coaching for the rest of the year. The marketplace stocks member-priced supplements for your protocol, and prescriptions are 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.