Comparing Longevity Services in Australia

Every price, panel and claim on this page was checked directly against the provider's own website — not a search snippet, not a press release — on the date shown against each entry. Prices and panels change; treat the "checked" date as an expiry, not a guarantee. What "Core markers" means: every blood-panel provider on this page is checked against the same fixed list of 8 markers — ApoB, Lp(a), hs-CRP, HbA1c, a full lipid panel, a hormone panel, vitamin D and iron studies — and the "x/8" score in the table counts only those. That's a different, smaller number from a provider's own advertised panel size ("60+ biomarkers", "100+ biomarkers"): that figure is their total marker count, which typically includes plenty of markers outside our checklist too. A bigger total panel doesn't automatically mean more of our 8 are covered — where a provider hasn't published enough detail to check each of the 8 individually, it's shown as "Not itemised" rather than guessed either way. This page doesn't host star ratings or written reviews — where an outside reputation signal exists (Trustpilot, Feefo), it's cited and dated instead of reproduced as our own. There are no paid placements or affiliate links on this page today; if that changes, it will be marked plainly next to the listing it applies to, and no provider will be able to pay for a better position in the table above. Spotted something that's changed? Get in touch and we'll check it directly before updating the page.

No. Function Health is confirmed US-only — their own FAQ states 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 Sep 2026.

No. Superpower's own FAQ confirms the service is live in 42 US states only, with no international availability stated anywhere on their site. Checked against superpower.com, 3 Sep 2026.

Not in any practical sense. InsideTracker's own help centre states they "do not plan on expanding international blood draw services" and "cannot provide DNA services to customers outside of the US." You can upload existing results into their platform, but you can't complete a real blood draw through them in Australia. Checked against insidetracker.com, 3 Sep 2026.

As a single, one-off test, MediTests' Longevity Baseline is cheapest at $289 for 47 markers. As an ongoing membership, Agency Health is cheapest at $365/year, ahead of Listen Health at $495/year and well below Vively's $99/month ($1,188/year). Prices checked directly against each provider's site, 2–5 Sep 2026.

Everlab, i-screen, Hemexa and Listen Health all include both in their standard panel. Bloody Good and MediTests sell them as separate add-on tests. ThriveRx, Wellbeing George, Express Pathology, Vively and Agency Health don't itemise their full marker list on the pages checked, so this isn't stated either way for them. Confirmed against each provider's test-list page, 2–3 Sep 2026.

No — none of the ten blood-panel providers checked here require a GP referral (Agency Health's own doctor issues the referral during a telehealth consult, so no separate GP visit is needed either). All operate as direct-to-consumer pathology requests. Whole-body MRI is different: it's a regulated imaging modality, and providers vary — OneMRI doesn't require one, Whole Body MRI (Gold Coast) does, and Prenuvo doesn't state a position for Australia specifically.

Yes — three. ThriveRx ($1,598/year equivalent) is a telehealth-plus-partner-pathology program, HealthScreen's $3,500 Program (Platinum $5,900) is a one-day in-clinic diagnostic bundling blood, imaging and optional DNA testing (Sydney & Melbourne), and Eir Liv ($9,000/year for its top membership tier, Sydney only) bundles blood biomarkers, imaging, body composition and cognitive testing with recovery services. All three cost more than a standalone blood panel because they bundle multiple services and ongoing clinician access, not just a single test. Checked 3–6 Sep 2026.

Yes — confirmed directly on Prenuvo's own site. Their first Australian clinic is open in Melbourne (Toorak), with Sydney listed as "coming soon." The Whole Body scan costs $2,999 and is reviewed by a registered radiologist. Checked against prenuvo.com/au, 3 Sep 2026.

MeasureUp's $585 bundle (DEXA body composition, VO2 max and grip strength, Sydney and Brisbane) is the cheapest imaging-based option found. A full whole-body MRI starts around $2,795–$2,990 across the three providers checked. Checked 3 Sep 2026.

No. myDNA is a genuine Australian DNA-testing company, but their current lineup — confirmed directly on their site — is pharmacogenomic (medication-response) testing only, from $149. They don't offer a biological or epigenetic age product. Checked against mydna.life, 3 Sep 2026.

Not directly to individuals. Chronomics has pivoted to B2B-only infrastructure and rebranded as "Hurdle," selling to clinics and health platforms rather than consumers — no working consumer storefront was found. Checked against hurdle.bio, 3 Sep 2026.

Yes — Take the quiz. It first asks whether you want one provider to manage everything or you'd rather assemble it yourself, then a few short questions on budget, location and preferences, and returns a ranked shortlist. It never recommends a single pick, and the full table above stays open to everyone regardless.