22 providers across longevity programs, blood tests, body scans and DNA tests. Prices in Australian dollars, as each provider publishes them.
Each sells a longevity test or program to consumers, publishes an Australian price on its own site and says what's included. Programs must also cover more than blood testing and include a review of your results. How we choose.
Prices checked 5 Sep–8 Nov 2026
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$3,500program, one-offCurrent offerHealthScreen's site shows the Program at $2,900 (saving $600) when you book and pay a $750 deposit between 2 and 30 November 2026.Checked 3 Nov 2026
Never ranked for money. No provider can pay to be listed or for a better position. Providers are grouped by type and ordered by price inside each group. Prices are copied from each provider's own site on the date shown, so check there before you buy. How we list providers.
Memberships: first 12 months
Each brand's published price for a year, plus any draw fees and consults it says are required. Costs a brand doesn't publish aren't included. One-off tests are in the table.
Everlab Protocol plan (top of 3 annual tiers) Listed: $2,999 First 12 months: $2,999 = $2,999
Eir Liv Membership (4 tiers) — top annual tier Listed: $9,000/yr First 12 months: $9,000 = $9,000
Agency Health Doctor-reviewed blood testing membership Listed: $365/yr First 12 months: $365 = $365
ThriveRx Concierge membership Listed: $1,598/yr First 12 months: $799 × 2 (renews every 6 months) = $1,598
Hover or tap a bar for how it's worked out. Ordered by price, not ranked.
What's in each test
Every fact below comes from the provider's own site and is dated. "Not stated" means we checked and it wasn't published. Quotes are the provider's own words, not our assessment. These follow the filters above.
Core markers are our own fixed list. Blood tests are checked against 8 markers: ApoB, Lp(a), hs-CRP, HbA1c, a full lipid panel, a hormone panel, vitamin D and iron studies. That's usually a smaller number than a provider's own advertised total, and each provider counts its total differently.
EverlabProtocol plan · 130+ biomarkers (also Diagnostic $1,199/yr and Baseline $299/yr tiers)$2,999
ApoBincluded
Lp(a)included
hs-CRPincluded
HbA1cincluded
Lipid panelincluded
Hormone panelincluded
Vitamin Dincluded
Iron studiesincluded
Collection
In-house clinics confirmed in Sydney and Melbourne; partner facilities across all AU states/territories.
Clinicians named
Dr Steven Lu, MBBS Hons DCH FRACGP (Co-founder & CMO), plus 80+ affiliated doctors/specialists.
Lab accreditation
Not directly stated by Everlab; testing runs through Sonic and 4cyte, both independently NATA-accredited.
Data storage
May be stored overseas — privacy policy names US-based sub-processors.
Retest pricing
Bundled — the Protocol plan ($2,999/yr) includes structured re-testing and unlimited doctor consultations. Everlab now sells three annual tiers: Baseline $299 (foundational bloods + biological age), Diagnostic $1,199 (adds advanced bloods and a DEXA scan) and Protocol $2,999 (adds ongoing care coordination). The top plan was $2,700/yr at our 2 Sep check.
If a result is abnormal
Proactive contact confirmed for urgent findings; non-urgent process not stated.
In the news
Jun 2026: Everlab raised A$65M in a Series A led by Airtree Ventures (about A$80M raised in total) and named the UK as its next market. SmartCompany · checked 27 Sep 2026
GP referral
Not needed.
Where
Melbourne & Sydney clinics + AU network
Also covers
blood tests and body scans. Listed once, under longevity programs.
A luxury "Human Potential Club" bundling blood biomarkers, imaging, body composition, cardio fitness and cognitive testing with recovery/wellness services (hyperbaric, cryotherapy, IV lounge) — not a standalone test. Three lower membership tiers and a 12-week option also exist; their prices weren't obtained.
Collection
In-clinic only — a single Sydney location (Bondi Junction).
Clinician review
Yes — doctor and wellness coach guidance included.
Billing
$9,000/year is the flagship annual tier; 12-month, 12-week and other tier pricing wasn't published.
Price sourcing
Not published on eirliv.com or in press coverage — this figure was confirmed via direct enquiry rather than the provider's own site, a different citation style from the rest of this table.
HealthScreenThe HealthScreen Program (Platinum $5,900) · Bundled diagnostic$3,500
A one-day in-clinic diagnostic bundling a 100+ biomarker blood profile, ECG, CT calcium score (if clinically indicated), targeted MRI, and carotid/thyroid ultrasound — not a single-modality test. The GrimAge Biological Age Test is a separate $950 add-on to this base program (bundled in at no extra cost on the $5,900 Platinum tier, which also adds an InBody scan, nutrition assessment, microbiome test and a 167-gene cancer/cardiac panel). Corrected 6 Sep 2026 — an earlier pass on this page had priced HealthScreen at $950 as a standalone DNA test, which was itself a mistake; this supersedes it.
Collection
In-clinic, one-day diagnostic day — Sydney and Melbourne clinics.
Turnaround
14-day follow-up physician consultation included.
Billing
$3,500 base program; $5,900 Platinum Program; optional +$600/yr to extend to ongoing nutrition follow-ups.
Clinicians named
Not named on the pages checked — described as physician-led.
Lab accreditation
Not confirmed.
Data storage
Not stated.
Clock or method
GrimAge, as a $950 add-on to the $3,500 program; not sold on its own. What these clocks mean. Checked 4 Nov 2026.
A clinic that sells longevity and aesthetic medicine. All three Complete packages include a medical assessment, a full-body MRI, a CT calcium score, DEXA, blood testing, a results discussion and a plan. Signature adds VO2 max and strength testing, ECG, a dietitian, ApoE testing, doctor follow-ups at 6 and 12 months and repeat bloods at 6 months. Platinum adds genetics, telomere biological age, gut microbiome and NAD testing. The site doesn't say whether its initial consultation, from $350 to $650, is charged on top of a package.
Collection
In-clinic at Southport, Gold Coast. The site doesn't say where blood tests and imaging are done.
Clinician review
Yes. A medical assessment, results discussion and plan are included in every Complete package.
Turnaround
Not stated.
Billing
$4,999 Core, $6,999 Signature, $10,999 Platinum. The site doesn't state a billing period.
Consultation fee
Initial longevity consultation from $350 to $650 depending on the doctor, which it says may be eligible for a Medicare rebate of up to $202. Not stated whether this is on top of a package.
Refunds
Its cancellation policy says no refunds for change of mind, including on treatment packages.
Clinicians named
Yes, on its team page.
Lab accreditation
Not stated.
Data storage
Not stated.
Clock or method
Telomere length, listed in the Platinum package only. What these clocks mean. Checked 8 Nov 2026.
A one-day clinic assessment of 5 to 7 hours depending on the tier. Core bundles a blood panel, DEXA, VO2 max testing, a CT calcium score, carotid and liver ultrasound, stress ECG, genetic and biological age testing, with a doctor and nutritionist. Fortis adds a full-body MRI at a partner imaging centre, gut microbiome testing, glucose monitoring and doctor reviews with re-testing every 3 months. Infinitum adds genetic cancer risk analysis, a home sleep study and year-round concierge doctor access.
Collection
In-clinic day at Double Bay, Sydney. Blood tests are done at a nearby pathology clinic 2 to 3 weeks before. Fortis and Infinitum include an MRI at a partner imaging centre.
Clinician review
Yes. A doctor consultation and a results follow-up are included in every program.
Turnaround
The site says the report comes about two weeks after the program day.
Billing
$8,500 Core, $17,000 Fortis, $24,000 Infinitum (which it calls customisable). The site doesn't state a billing period. A separate annual membership is listed at $10,000 for one person or $18,000 for a family.
GP referral
Its FAQ says "no referrals" are needed for its in-house programs.
Medicare
Its FAQ says programs sit mainly outside Medicare, and some diagnostic components may attract rebates depending on your situation.
Clinicians named
Yes, on its team page.
Lab accreditation
Not stated.
Data storage
Not stated.
Clock or method
Telomere length, per its FAQ, included in every program. What these clocks mean. Checked 8 Nov 2026.
"~$1 a day" positioning: a baseline panel, a telehealth consult with an AHPRA-registered doctor, a written clinical report, and a personalised retest at 6 months included at no extra cost.
Collection
Local pathology collection centre — the doctor issues the referral during the telehealth consult, so no separate GP visit is needed.
Clinician review
Yes — AHPRA-registered doctor, via telehealth.
Geographic coverage
Not stated anywhere on the site, and nothing further was found via web search — shown honestly as unstated rather than assumed nationwide.
Billing
$365/year membership, includes one free retest at 6 months.
Data storage
Not stated.
GP referral
Not needed.
Where
Coverage not stated on-site — flagged as an honest gap, not a guess
A yearly membership, not a standalone test: two blood tests a year measuring 150+ biomarkers, four appointments a year with TMRW's clinical team, and a doctor-reviewed plan. Its epigenetic test (Cellular Insights, $99/month: two tests a year with biological age, pace of ageing and organ-system ages) and its daily supplement pods (Precision Pods, $149/month) are now separate add-ons. Until our 10 Oct check TMRW sold a $199–$299/month membership with the supplement pods included, so this is a different product, not a price drop.
Collection
Blood draw at any of 2,000+ collection centres in Australia, or a home visit from a TMRW nurse at extra cost.
Clinician review
Yes — results come with a doctor-reviewed plan, and four appointments a year with the clinical team (doctors, nurse practitioner, dietitians, nutritionists and naturopaths) are included.
Billing
$365 a year, billed yearly; TMRW says you can cancel anytime. Add-ons: Cellular Insights $99/month, Precision Pods $149/month, at-home blood collection extra.
Biomarkers
150+ biomarkers a year across two blood tests. The list isn't itemised on the homepage, so the count here isn't broken down.
VivelyBaseline Health Check · 70+ biomarkers$99/mo
A membership, not a one-off test: 70+ biomarkers reviewed every 3 months with a personalised plan. Also sells standalone CGM (continuous glucose monitor) sensor packs as an add-on — $199 single, down to $125/sensor in a 4-pack — not required for the core membership.
Collection
Any of 4,000+ partner collection centres across Australia.
Clinician review
Yes — practitioner review included with each quarterly panel.
A telehealth membership, not a one-off test: two blood panels a year, doctor consultations, and a clinician-built protocol (including prescriptions, at no markup). Compare it on what the membership includes as well as price.
ApoBnot stated
Lp(a)not stated
hs-CRPnot stated
HbA1cincluded
Lipid panelincluded
Hormone panelincluded
Vitamin Dincluded
Iron studiesincluded
Billing
$799 billed every 6 months ($133/mo equivalent). A free "Explore" pay-per-service tier also exists.
Collection
Telehealth Australia-wide; pathology via a partner network (not named — assigned after signup).
Clinicians named
Not named — described only generically as "AHPRA-registered practitioners."
Lab accreditation
Not stated — no pathology lab or provider named on the site.
Data storage
Australia — privacy policy states servers are located in Australia.
Retest pricing
Included — bi-annual repeat testing as part of the membership.
If a result is abnormal
Not clearly stated — results are discussed at a scheduled consult; not covered by Medicare or private insurance.
Wellbeing GeorgeTelomere Test · single-marker cellular ageing test$310
The product page for this test returned a repeated access error during our check, so the eight core markers below couldn't be verified — we're showing that honestly rather than guessing. Wellbeing George's pricier TruAge Biological Age Test ($995, or $1,195 with a 60-minute consultation) is a different, broader product.
ApoBnot verified
Lp(a)not verified
hs-CRPnot verified
HbA1cnot verified
Lipid panelnot verified
Hormone panelnot verified
Vitamin Dnot verified
Iron studiesnot verified
Collection
Nationwide, mail-in (saliva or blood) — no clinic visit required.
Clinicians named
Georgina Waugh, BHSc (Founder, Clinical Nutritionist), plus two clinical nutritionists/naturopaths — no medical doctors on the team.
Lab accreditation
Claimed generally on the homepage ("NATA-certified lab"); not confirmed on this specific product page.
Data storage
Not stated — no country specified in the privacy policy.
Retest pricing
Not found / not stated.
If a result is abnormal
General — a video review or 1:1 consult is offered; the site advises working with your GP for medical concerns.
GP referral
Not needed.
Where
Nationwide (mail-in)
Also covers
DNA and epigenetic tests. Listed once, under blood tests.
A blood-collection company (Express Health group) that mainly runs home-visit pathology for clinics and health platforms, with a consumer store alongside. The Complete Wellness Panel is the most complete test it sells to the public: 23 tests covering hormones (11), thyroid, lipids, HbA1c, fasting insulin, full blood count, ESR, iron studies, vitamin B12 and vitamin D. Its Advanced Longevity Panel ($1,349 at our 9 Oct check) is no longer in the consumer store.
ApoBnot in this panel
Lp(a)not in this panel
hs-CRPnot in this panel
HbA1cincluded
Lipid panelincluded
Hormone panelincluded
Vitamin Dincluded
Iron studiesincluded
Collection
Walk in to any of 2,000+ partner collection centres (included), or add a home or workplace visit from a registered nurse for $75. Fasting for 8–12 hours is required.
Turnaround
Not stated on the panel page.
Clinician review
An Australian doctor reviews your results; the report lists every result with its reference range. The doctor isn't named.
Whole Body MRI (Gold Coast)MBR Health, Gold Coast · Imaging$2,995
A single-clinic provider (Gold Coast only), across three packages: Clarity $2,995 (whole-body MRI plus a low-dose chest CT), Advanced $3,990 (adds brain and liver MRI, a calcium score and two DEXA scans) and Executive $7,540. The entry package was Advanced Torso at $2,845 at our 9 Oct check.
Collection
Gold Coast, QLD — one location only.
Turnaround
Not stated.
Result review
A radiologist consult is a paid add-on (+$2,000), offered only with the Executive package.
GP referral
Required — stated as an Australian legal requirement for this modality.
A 60-minute whole-body MRI scan, not a blood panel or DNA test — radiation-free, looking for structural findings rather than biomarkers. A shorter Head & Torso scan (45 minutes, head to mid-thigh, no detailed spine screening) is $1,799.
Collection
Melbourne (Toorak) only — Prenuvo's first Australian clinic. Its AU site no longer mentions a Sydney clinic.
Turnaround
~5 business days (global figure; not confirmed AU-specific).
Clinicians named
Dr Lisa Sorger, MBBS MHA — Medical Director, Australia. Dr Amar Patel, MD — global VP/Chief of Radiology.
Result review
Radiologist-interpreted report plus a nurse practitioner/physician consult.
GP referral
Needed — Prenuvo's AU site says a scan is booked subject to a referral from an appropriate healthcare practitioner, and the request is reviewed by a practitioner.
Elemental Health & NutritionTruAge Complete (via TruDiagnostic) · DNA / epigenetic$825
An Australian reseller of TruDiagnostic's US epigenetic clock (OMICmAge, SYMPHONYAge, DunedinPACE, DNAm telomere length) — your sample is mailed overseas for analysis, which is worth knowing if data locality matters to you.
Collection
At-home finger-prick kit, mailed via Australia Post International Express (~$47 return postage) to a Kentucky, US lab.
Turnaround
5–6 weeks from lab receipt.
Clinicians named
Not named on the AU reseller page. TruDiagnostic's own leadership: Dr Matt Dawson MD (CEO), Dr Mike Mallin MD, Dr Varun Dwaraka (Bioinformatics).
Billing
$825 test-only, or $1,005 with a telehealth consult.
Data storage
Processed by TruDiagnostic in the US — not Australia.
Clock or method
The page names DunedinPACE, GrimAge 2.0, PhenoAge, OMICmAge and SymphonyAge. What these clocks mean. Checked 4 Nov 2026.
A UK-founded company with a dedicated Australia/NZ storefront, using their own proprietary "MuhdoAge" methylation clock built from 237 age-associated CpG sites.
Collection
Saliva kit, mail-in — exact AU shipping/logistics terms not spelled out on-page.
Turnaround
Not confirmed for Australia specifically (2–3 weeks generally, per their non-AU site).
What Australian guideline bodies and studies say about each kind of test, with sources. This page compares providers; it doesn't tell you whether to test. Your GP can.
Blood tests
What it measures: Markers in a blood sample, such as cholesterol, blood sugar (HbA1c), thyroid hormone (TSH), vitamin D, iron studies and hormones. Panel sizes vary, by each provider's own count.
Who guideline bodies say it is or isn't for: The RACGP's Red Book (its guidelines for preventive activities in general practice) recommends assessing diabetes risk every three years from age 40 with a tool such as AUSDRISK, and a fasting glucose or HbA1c test for people at high risk. The 2023 Australian guideline for assessing and managing cardiovascular disease risk recommends a risk assessment, which uses cholesterol results, for people aged 45 to 79 without known heart disease (from 35 for people with diabetes and 30 for First Nations people). The Red Book doesn't recommend screening adults without symptoms for thyroid problems (a strong recommendation). The RACGP's Choosing Wisely guide says not to routinely measure vitamin D in the general population, only in people at high risk of deficiency.
Better health outcomes shown? These recommendations cover one condition at a time. None of the Australian guideline bodies we checked has assessed large multi-marker panels as a whole.
Limitations and harms: The Red Book says screening and treating people without symptoms for thyroid problems can cause harm through overdiagnosis and overtreatment. The RACGP says vitamin D deficiency doesn't yet have a universally defined lab value, and advises using the same laboratory when a level is retested.
What it measures: Whole-body MRI, sold by OneMRI, Prenuvo and Whole Body MRI on the Gold Coast (wholebodymri.com.au), takes images of organs and tissues, without radiation; one Whole Body MRI package adds a low-dose chest CT. DEXA, sold by MeasureUp, uses low-dose x-rays to measure fat, muscle and bone.
Who guideline bodies say it is or isn't for: The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) doesn't recommend whole-body MRI screening for people without symptoms who haven't had cancer and don't have an inherited cancer syndrome. The RACGP and Healthy Bones Australia osteoporosis guideline says there isn't enough evidence for population screening with bone density scans; it recommends a risk assessment first for postmenopausal women and men over 50, and its bone density test is a DXA of at least two sites, including the lower spine and hip. The National Lung Cancer Screening Program offers a free low-dose chest CT every two years, through a GP or other healthcare provider, to people aged 50 to 70 without symptoms who smoke or quit in the past 10 years and have smoked at least 30 pack-years. The 2023 Australian cardiovascular risk guideline doesn't recommend a coronary calcium (CAC) score as a population screening test (a strong recommendation), and says it can be considered to refine risk for some people assessed at low or intermediate risk.
Better health outcomes shown? RANZCR says there is currently no evidence of significant improvement in health outcomes from whole-body MRI screening of people without symptoms, and no evidence that it has any net effect, positive or negative, on illness or death.
Limitations and harms: RANZCR says incidental findings can lead to significant and unnecessary anxiety, further tests (including biopsy) and substantial downstream costs, and that a large share of them are benign or unlikely to affect health or survival. It adds that many significant diseases can't be seen on whole-body MRI, so false reassurance is a risk. For a CAC score, the cardiovascular guideline lists a low radiation dose (similar to a mammogram) and possible further tests for incidental findings such as lung nodules.
What it measures: The epigenetic age tests here, sold by Elemental Health & Nutrition and Muhdo Health, measure DNA methylation, chemical tags on your DNA, and feed the result into an algorithm called an epigenetic clock that estimates a "biological age".
Who guideline bodies say it is or isn't for: We found no Australian guideline body (RACGP, RCPA or NHMRC) that has assessed epigenetic age tests for consumers. A 2024 review in Nature Medicine says "no consensus exists" on how these biomarkers of ageing should be validated before they are used in the clinic.
Better health outcomes shown? The same review describes these measures as possible stand-ins for health outcomes in trials, once they have been validated. It doesn't report that using them has improved anyone's health.
Limitations and harms: In a 2022 study in Nature Aging, technical noise made repeat measurements of the same sample differ by up to 9 years on six well-known clocks. The authors' retrained versions agreed within 1.5 years for most repeats.
What it measures: A bundle of tests with clinician review. Depending on the program, that means blood panels, imaging such as DEXA, MRI or a CT calcium score, and sometimes epigenetic or genetic tests.
Who guideline bodies say it is or isn't for: We found no Australian guideline that assesses a bundled program as a package. Each part is covered by the sources in the other panels: the RACGP on individual blood tests, RANZCR on whole-body MRI and the cardiovascular risk guideline on CAC scoring.
Better health outcomes shown? For whole-body MRI screening of people without symptoms, RANZCR says there is no evidence of significant improvement in health outcomes.
Limitations and harms: RANZCR's concerns about incidental findings, further tests and cost apply to the whole-body imaging some programs include. A CT calcium score adds a low radiation dose, which the cardiovascular guideline compares to a mammogram.
Not medical advice. Whether any of these tests makes sense for you is a question for your GP.
Straight answers, sourced
How do you list providers?
Every price, panel and claim on this page was checked against the provider's own Australian website on the date shown, not a search snippet or press release. Treat that date as an expiry, not a guarantee. Prices are in Australian dollars, shown the way the provider publishes them. Blood tests are checked against our fixed list of 8 core markers (ApoB, Lp(a), hs-CRP, HbA1c, a full lipid panel, a hormone panel, vitamin D and iron studies), which is a different and usually smaller number than a provider's own advertised panel size. "Not stated" means we looked and the provider didn't publish it. This page has no star ratings or written reviews of our own; where an outside rating exists (Trustpilot, ProductReview.com.au, Feefo) it is cited and dated. No provider pays to be listed, and none can pay for a better position: the default order groups providers by type and sorts them by price. Spotted something that's changed? Tell us through the contact form and we'll check it before updating the page.
Is Function Health available in Australia?
No. Function Health is confirmed US-only: its own FAQ says the service runs through 2,000+ Quest Diagnostics labs across 48 US states, with no mention of international shipping or membership. Checked against functionhealth.com, 3 Nov 2026.
Is Superpower available in Australia?
No. Superpower's own FAQ lists the US states it serves and nine it doesn't reach yet, with no availability outside the US stated anywhere on its site. Checked against superpower.com, 3 Nov 2026.
Can Australians order an InsideTracker test?
Not in any practical sense. InsideTracker's own help centre says it does not plan to expand international blood draw services and cannot provide DNA services to customers outside the US. Checked against InsideTracker's help centre, 3 Nov 2026.
What's the cheapest longevity blood test in Australia?
It depends on how you count. Paying per test: MediTests $289, Wellbeing George $310, Express Pathology $599. As a membership, over the first 12 months: Agency Health $365, TMRW $365, Listen Health $495, Vively $1,188, Hemexa $1,199, ThriveRx $1,598. Panel sizes differ a lot by each provider's own count, so compare what's included, not just the price.
Checked 3 Nov 2026
Which Australian providers include ApoB and Lp(a) without an extra charge?
Listen Health, Hemexa, i-screen and Everlab include both in their standard panel. MediTests and Bloody Good sell them as add-on tests instead. For ThriveRx, Wellbeing George and Express Pathology, we couldn't confirm both from the provider's own site. Agency Health, TMRW and Vively don't itemise their full marker list, so it isn't stated either way.
Checked 3 Nov 2026
Do I need a GP referral for these tests?
Not for any of the blood tests here, by what the providers say: Agency Health, TMRW, Vively, MediTests, Wellbeing George, Express Pathology and Bloody Good say no GP referral is needed (where one is legally required, the provider's own doctor issues it), and Listen Health, Hemexa, ThriveRx and i-screen don't say. Body scans vary: OneMRI says no referral is needed, Whole Body MRI (Gold Coast) says one is required, Prenuvo says one is required, MeasureUp doesn't say for Australia. If a referral is the point, talk to your GP.
Checked 3–5 Nov 2026
Which Australian providers offer a bundled longevity program rather than a single test?
5 on this page: Everlab ($2,999, per year · Protocol plan; in-clinic, Sydney & Melbourne + AU network); Eir Liv ($9,000/yr, top membership tier; in-clinic, Bondi Junction, Sydney only); HealthScreen ($3,500, program, one-off; in-clinic, Sydney & Melbourne); Bespoke Longevity ($4,999, Core package; in-clinic, Southport, Gold Coast); Longevity Medicine Institute ($8,500, Core program; in-clinic, Double Bay, Sydney). They cost more than a single blood test because they bundle several services and ongoing clinician access.
Checked 5 Sep–8 Nov 2026
Does Prenuvo (whole-body MRI) operate in Australia?
Yes. Prenuvo's first Australian clinic is open in Melbourne (Toorak), and its Australian site no longer mentions a Sydney clinic. The Whole Body scan is $2,999 and is reviewed by a registered radiologist. Price checked against prenuvo.com/au, 5 Nov 2026.
What's the cheapest longevity imaging option in Australia?
MeasureUp's $585 one-off bundle (Sydney & Brisbane) is the lowest-priced scan on this page. Whole-body MRI: OneMRI $2,990, Whole Body MRI (Gold Coast) $2,995 (from), Prenuvo $2,999.
Checked 3–5 Nov 2026
Does myDNA offer a biological age test?
No. myDNA is an Australian DNA-testing company, but its current range is pharmacogenomic (medication-response) testing only, from $149. It doesn't offer a biological or epigenetic age test. Checked against mydna.life, 3 Nov 2026.
Is Chronomics still available for a biological age test?
Not directly to individuals. Chronomics has moved to selling to clinics and health platforms only and rebranded as Hurdle. We found no working consumer store: on 3 Nov 2026 chronomics.com no longer loaded and hurdle.bio returned a server error.
Is there a way to get a personalised shortlist instead of reading the whole table?
Yes. Take the quiz. It first asks whether you want one provider to manage everything or you'd rather put it together yourself, then a few short questions on budget, location and preferences, and gives you a shortlist. It never picks a single winner, and the full table above stays open to everyone.
