At-Home Blood Tests in October 2026
As of October 31, 2026, at-home blood tests cost from $99/yr at LetsGetChecked (Diabetes & Heart Test), and from $13.05 per measured biomarker at SiPhox Health ($548 for 42 measured markers).
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$948/yr, $41.22 per measured marker (Monthly membership, 12 tests a year)
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At-home kits use a finger prick or an upper-arm device and a prepaid mailer, so there is no lab visit. They measure fewer markers than a venous draw, and some cost more per year than a membership once you test more than once. Every kit below is priced per year at its own cadence.
At-home blood tests: price per measured biomarker
The yearly price divided by the markers actually measured (calculated ratios taken out), cheapest per marker first. New York and New Jersey prices are shown only where the provider publishes them.
| Service and plan | Yearly | Per measured marker | NY and NJ | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SiPhox Health Ultimate 360, tested every 6 months | $548/yr | $13.05 × 42 | NY not sold | Oct 31 |
| SiPhox Health Longevity Essentials, tested every 6 months | $298/yr | $13.55 × 22 | NY not sold | Oct 31 |
| SiPhox Health Heart & Metabolic, tested every 6 months | $298/yr | $15.68 × 19 | NY not sold | Oct 31 |
| LetsGetChecked Diabetes & Heart Test | $99/yr | $19.80 × 5 | No separate price published | Oct 31 |
| SiPhox Health Thyroid Focus, tested every 6 months | $298/yr | $19.87 × 15 | NY not sold | Oct 31 |
| LetsGetChecked Thyroid Antibody Test | $119/yr | $23.80 × 5 | No separate price published | Oct 31 |
| Rythm Health Monthly membership, 12 tests a year | $948/yr | $41.22 × 23 | No separate price published | Oct 31 |
| myLAB Box Safe Box 5-panel STD test | $179/yr | No list to count | No separate price published | Oct 31 |
At-home blood tests: 4 programs by published score
Ranked by our score out of 10 on five published criteria (how we score). The price is each program's lowest for at-home blood tests, read on its own site.
- 1Visit Rythm HealthRythm Health8.0/10$948/yr · $41.22 per marker · Monthly membership, 12 tests a yearChecked 2026-10-31 · source, 2026-10-31 · Lab: Rythm Health's own laboratory
- 2Visit LetsGetCheckedLetsGetChecked7.4/10$99/yr · $19.80 per marker · Diabetes & Heart TestChecked 2026-10-31 · source, 2026-10-31 · Lab: Priva Path Labs Inc. d/b/a LGC Labs
- 3Visit SiPhox HealthSiPhox Health7.0/10$548/yr · $13.05 per marker · Ultimate 360, tested every 6 monthsChecked 2026-10-31 · source, 2026-10-31 · Lab: Third-party CLIA-certified
- 4Visit myLAB BoxmyLAB Box5.5/10$179/yr · Safe Box 5-panel STD testChecked 2026-10-31 · source, 2026-10-31 · Lab: Not named
Is it safe and legit? The record, checked
A kit is only as good as the lab that runs it, so each review names the lab and what it says about CLIA certification. Small samples are less reliable for some markers; repeat a surprising result with a venous draw before acting on it.
- 4 of 4 services name the lab that runs the samples (Rythm Health's own laboratory, Priva Path Labs Inc. d/b/a LGC Labs, Third-party CLIA-certified, Not named).
- 2 of 4 say a clinician reviews your results, quoted on each review.
- No FDA warning letter found for any of these 4 programs when we searched.
Each program's full record: is Rythm Health legit?, is LetsGetChecked legit?, is SiPhox Health legit?, is myLAB Box legit?.
At-home blood tests: questions people ask
How much does at-home blood tests cost online in October 2026?
As of October 31, 2026, at-home blood tests cost from $99/yr at LetsGetChecked (Diabetes & Heart Test), and from $13.05 per measured biomarker at SiPhox Health ($548 for 42 measured markers). Every price is read on the program's own page, with the date we read it.
Which at-home blood tests program do you rank first?
Rythm Health, at 8.0/10 on our five published criteria (price 30%, transparency 25%, care 20%, access 15%, reputation 10%). Its price here: $948/yr, $41.22 per measured marker (Monthly membership, 12 tests a year). Commission never changes the order.
Are at-home blood tests accurate?
For some markers, close; for others, less so. A finger-prick sample is small, and a Rice University study found large drop-to-drop variation in finger-prick blood counts. Check that the kit names a CLIA-certified lab, and repeat a surprising result at a lab.
Can I get an at-home test in every state?
Not always. Some kits are not sold in New York, and our state matrix shows each provider's own statement of where it sells.
Blood Test Watchdog compares testing services. It is not medical advice, does not interpret results and does not publish reference ranges as advice. Talk to a licensed clinician about which tests you need and what your results mean. Prices change; confirm the price at checkout.