Our 3-for-1 longevity bundle is the ideal choice for individuals that want to track aging biomarkers and to join groups that monitor the effects of interventions.  This comprehensive package combines the PhenoAge Test, Wearables Monitoring, with GrimAge, the most advanced Epigenetic Age Test.

GrimAge, developed in the Horvath lab at UCLA, is a cutting-edge tool that predicts biological age based on DNA methylation changes. It has been validated in extensive studies and is recognized for its accuracy in predicting morbidity and mortality, outperforming other epigenetic clocks.

In addition, our comprehensive epigenetic testing is included provides insights into your immune system status and immune system aging (immunosenescence), predicted levels of fitness measures, and dozens of additional epigenetic biomarkers. 

For the epigenetic testing, a simple home kit collection for a blood sample is required, taking just 5-10 minutes, is all that's needed. Send it back via express mail, and you'll receive your epigenetic age test results within 4-6 weeks.

For PhenoAge blood testing, it is currently available across the U.S. and in select U.K. locations and requires an appointment at a local blood draw center.  The PhenoAge Test, using 9 clinical blood biomarkers, gives a precise biological age score, facilitating an in-depth understanding of health status.  

Meanwhile, Wearables Monitoring offers real-time analysis of aging biomarkers from devices like Oura and Fitbit, based on HRV, sleep, and activity data.

Available across the U.S. and in the U.K., this 3-for-1 package is an efficient and comprehensive tool for individuals aiming to track key aging biomarkers and to evaluate health interventions.

At-Home Epigenetic Blood Collection Test Kit from Clock Foundation, including TASSO+ collection device (every 6 months).

PhenoAge Lab Blood Tests administered by local blood draw centers in the US and UK (every 3 months)

Wearables Monitoring Reports to conveniently track aging biomarkers data from wearables devices such as Oura, Fitbit, and many others

GrimAge, GrimAge Systems Aging, and Epigenetic Biomarker Summary Reports providing best-in-class recommendations based on personalized risk factors along with a comprehensive report covering immune system status, predicted fitness levels, predicted hallmarks of aging, and dozens of additional epigenetic biomarkers  

PhenoAge Reports with personalized recommendations based on PhenoAge values and clinical blood biomarkers

Longitudinal Tracking Reports that track all key biomarkers over time and provide statistical analysis of outcomes

Monthly Training & Group Orientation with members of the Clock Foundation team and others, to provide any necessary training and to enable participation in longevity groups that track the effects of specific interventions.

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McCrory, C., Fiorito, G., Hernandez, B., Polidoro, S., O’Halloran, A. M., Hever, A. et al. (2021). GrimAge outperforms other epigenetic clocks in the prediction of age-related clinical phenotypes and all-cause mortality. The Journals of Gerontology: Series A, 76(5), 741-749.

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