Function Health Review: After 2 YEARS of Use (What you MUST Know)

What this video covers

This is an independent creator video from the channel Bob's Review Warehouse, not a Function Health upload. According to its description, the creator retook the Function Health panel in May 2026, more than a year after their first review, and sets that result against a December 2024 test. The description says one biomarker came back far enough out of range that a clinician from the company phoned them, and the opening chapter is built around that call.

The chapters show a mix of service details and personal results. On the service side, the creator covers the current base plan price, which the description lists as $365 a year, down from $499. They also look at the in-app AI chat and the Get Labs at-home draw option for people without a Quest location nearby. On the results side, the description gives 129 biomarkers tested, 95 in range and 10 out of range, plus a biological age of 30.8. A pancreas-related marker is said to have gone from 31 to 243, followed by chapters on the clinician call and a retest. The metadata does not say what the retest found. Later chapters touch on male and female panels, a comparison with InsideTracker, the blood draw (14+ vials over two visits in 2024 versus about 10 in one visit now), and how quickly results appear in the app.

The creator says Function Health did not pay for the video and that they paid full price. The description also contains an affiliate link, and the creator says they earn compensation if viewers sign up through it. The video runs 11:46 and was published on 2026-08-08.

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.