At-home panels at a flat $149 whatever you pick, collected with an upper-arm capillary device rather than a fingerprick or a vein. The catalogue is organised by question — heart, thyroid, hormones — with a 44-marker panel at $274 for people who want the lot.
Hawaii and New York cannot buy at all. Fifteen more states — AK, DE, DC, KS, LA, MS, AL, IL, IA, NM, NC, OH, OR, SC and WI — can buy the kit but get no telemedicine with it, which is a smaller service rather than no service. From their state-coverage page on 2026-07-30.
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Visit SiPhox HealthSomeone who will not go to a lab and does not want a fingerprick either. SiPhox's collection is its whole argument — "Use our EasyDraw kit to collect a small blood sample from your upper arm. No needles, no pain, no lab visits" — which is a different device from the fingerprick kits it sits beside in the at-home tables, and worth knowing before comparing the two on price alone. The catalogue is organised by question rather than by panel size, so it suits someone who knows what they are asking.
The EasyDraw kit goes on the upper arm and "The whole process takes 5 minutes". Collection is followed by "Same-day pickup with processing at a Certified CLIA lab", and SiPhox states the wait as "Results in 7-10 days" — slower than the fingerprick kits here, which mostly quote two to five days.
There are two prices for the same panels and the page you land on decides which you see: SiPhox also sells on membership, which "starts at just $125", with "an additional $100" to upgrade to the Ultimate 360 Health panel, and testing "monthly, quarterly, or every 6 months". Once you are on it, refunds are narrow — "SiPhox Health does not offer refunds for subscription periods during which a test kit was already shipped", and on cancelling "you will retain all membership benefits until the end of the month-long period that you have paid for". Coverage is two-tier rather than a simple yes or no: unavailable outright in "Hawaii and New York", and available "excluding Telemedicine Services" in Alaska, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Illinois, Iowa, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina and Wisconsin — a smaller service in those fifteen rather than none.
SiPhox Health sells into 4 of the comparison sets tracked here, against 9 other vendors. Each set below lists the ones nearest on price to SiPhox Health’s cheapest entry in it — at most four, one panel each — low to high. Same set means the same question, not the same test: two men’s health panels can cover very different markers, so read the counts beside the prices. Every link below goes to another profile on this site; none of them is a tracked link.
Baseline Heart Health Testimaware
7 markers $89Cholesterol TestLetsGetChecked
fingerprick $89At Home Heart Health TestmyLAB Box
3 markers $99Heart & Metabolic PanelSiPhox Health — this page
21 markers $149Thyroid Antibody TestLetsGetChecked
fingerprick $119Complete Thyroid Blood Test KitPaloma Health
4 markers $119At Home Thyroid Health Screening TestmyLAB Box
2 markers $139Thyroid Focus PanelSiPhox Health — this page
16 markers $149Male Hormone TestLetsGetChecked
2 markers $139Hormone Focus PanelSiPhox Health — this page
12 markers $149Men's Health & Wellness Testimaware
10 markers $169At Home Men's Health TestmyLAB Box
3 markers $259Advanced Gut Health TestSiPhox Health — this page
stool $229Adult Gut Health TestTiny Health
stool $249