My Honest Review of Superpower vs Function Health | Which Membership Is Best for You?
By The Tee Family · published · 4:49 · 2K views when we checked · Creator: The Tee Family
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What this video covers
This is a 4 minute 49 second comparison of Superpower and Function Health, published on 2026-01-27 by the channel The Tee Family. It is an independent creator channel, not either company's own. According to its description, the video is sponsored by Superpower, and the creator says the opinions are their own and based on their research and experience.
The description says the creator is in a wellness and maintenance phase. They focus on energy, recovery, hormones and long term health, and not only weight loss. They researched both memberships against those goals. The topics it lists are how the two services differ in approach, pricing and membership structure, monitoring versus action based support, convenience and usability, and who each one suits. The creator describes Function Health as built for broad biomarker screening and ongoing monitoring. They describe Superpower as aimed at turning results into clear next steps, with personalized protocols and continued support. These are the creator's characterizations, not verified claims.
The chapters show where the time goes. A short opening and a section on the creator's goals come first, then the research and pricing comparison, then a brief overview of each service. The longest section runs from 2:10 to 3:51 and covers the key differences, the creator's honest take and who each option fits. A sponsorship disclosure follows at 3:51, then a conclusion. The description says one option made more sense for the creator's current situation but that the right choice depends on your goals. We could not read the captions, so this page does not say which they picked or what prices they quote.
Our summary, written from the video's title, description and chapters (description and chapters), checked 2026-10-31. It reports what the creator presents; it is not medical advice, and the creator's experience may not match yours.
Chapters
- 0:25The creator explains their current wellness and maintenance goals, which frame the comparison.
- 0:55The creator describes how they researched both platforms and compared membership pricing.
- 1:28A short overview of Function Health, presented with a monitoring focus.
- 1:55A short overview of Superpower, presented with an action based focus.
- 2:10The longest section covers monitoring versus action, the creator's take and who each option suits.
What it costs today
- Names its lab (Quest Diagnostics / Labcorp / other third-party lab)
- Clinician review
- 41 states (not AK, AR, HI, LA, MS, ND, RI, SD, WY)
Which services let you talk to a clinician about results
From each service's own page, read 2026-10-31. "Not found" means we found no statement either way.
| Service | Talk to a clinician | Cost | From | Visit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Empirical Health | YesThe advanced program includes a video visit with a board-certified doctor to review results; members can also message their doctor in the app.source, 2026-10-31 | Included in the $399 advanced program | $190/yr | Visit |
| Superpower | YesMembers can message the care team anytime and get one-on-one support from clinicians, included in the membership.source, 2026-10-31 | Included in the $199/year membership | $199/yr | Visit |
| Labs by Hims | YesLabs plans include 24/7 messaging with a provider, and a provider reaches out about critical results.source, 2026-10-31 | Included in the Labs plan | $349/yr | Visit |
| Labs by Hers | YesLabs plans include 24/7 messaging with a provider, and a provider reaches out about critical results.source, 2026-10-31 | Included in the Labs plan | $349/yr | Visit |
| Everlywell | YesEverlywell 360 results are clinician-reviewed, and customers can add a 1:1 consult with a licensed provider to discuss results for an extra fee.source, 2026-10-31 | Extra: paid add-on (Everlywell 360 + Consult tier); consult price not shown on the page | $399/yr | Visit |
| Lifeforce | YesMembers get a 45-minute telehealth consult with a board-certified clinician to review results and the plan, repeated with each quarterly retest.source, 2026-10-31 | Included in membership | $599/yr | Visit |
| Maximus | NoMaximus labs are self-directed with no physician evaluation or consult, and it tells customers to share results with their own doctor (another line on the page claims physician review is included).source, 2026-10-31 | Not stated | $199.99/yr | Visit |
| Function Health | NoMembers get a support chat and clinician-written notes on results, but Function says it does not give medical advice and offers no clinician consult or messaging about results.source, 2026-10-31 | Not stated | $365/yr | Visit |
| InsideTracker | NoInsideTracker gives app-based analysis only and tells customers to discuss results with their own healthcare provider; no clinician consult or messaging is offered.source, 2026-10-31 | Not stated | $489/yr | Visit |
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