A biological age test that reads something the methylation clocks don't: glycans on your IgG antibodies, a marker of chronic inflammation that can shift up to a decade before symptoms. Finger-prick kit at home, results in a few weeks — a genuinely different second opinion on how fast you're aging.
Listed Aug 31, 2026
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Epigenetic age testing from a cheek swab, built on a peer-reviewed methylation clock from a Harvard-lab pedigree. Membership includes twice-yearly TallyAge tests, a personalized action plan, and supplements. Now owned by the same parent company as TruDiagnostic, but runs as a separate consumer-lifestyle brand.
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Epigenetic testing from a finger-prick sample: measures DNA methylation to estimate biological age and pace of aging using research-grade clocks. The de facto standard for tracking whether interventions are working.
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Clinical-grade whole-genome sequencing for consumers: one test covering disease risk, carrier status, and hundreds of traits, with results that update as the science does. Far deeper than genotyping-array ancestry kits.
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