Alaine
CAVery happy with the ease and simplicity… Very happy with the ease and simplicity of the whole process. The reports are so easy to read and the links to further explanations on my results were so helpful. I love that the have both clinical and biohacker ranges. So much more data than I can get from my medical practitioner. And little issues (mostly my fault) that I have had are quickly rectified and everyone has been so helpful and responsive. Looking forward to diving deep into my own health for the next year and SiPhox is going to be a big part of it!
M T
GBThis site changed my life! This site changed my life. Regular medicine has said my slightly elevated cholesterol was ok for my age and fitness level; boy they were wrong! This test showed bad ApoA&B levels, causing me to get a calcium test and CT angiogram. Long story short, I was developing Coronary Artery Disease with no symptoms, all while running half marathons and looking “normal”. 2 stents later, I’m back running and have all my biomarkers in check. Traditional medicine is not working! This service allows you to take control of your health. It saved my life!
Sandy Kruse
CAThere is not a single person who… There is not a single person who wouldn't benefit from this blood test kit. It's convenient (no long waits at labs while you're fasting!), it's a great way to measure how your diet and lifestyle affect such important health markers, and it's easy. I highly recommend this tool to follow & understand your own health metrics.
Tushar Sinha
GBHaving Live Assistance Is A Bliss Divya was helpful in navigating through the at home test. I look forward to the test results. How ever I think blood drawing experience can be enhanced with better finger prik device.
Jim
GBYou're making decisions on out-of-date data. The idea behind SiPhox is great. The numbers I get seem reasonable and consistent with past bloodwork done by other labs. However, unless you live in Southern California, their use of USPS, and their relatively slow processing time means you end up trying to make decisions on out-of-date data. For Instance, I'm on a carnivore diet that is changing my body and my bloodwork somewhat rapidly -- especially given that I'm trying to reduce medications at the same time. I took a blood sample on a Friday. I immediately took it to the local post office. I tracked the sample. It sat in one facility for about 3 days, then went to another facility for a couple of days, then it was delivered to Siphox -- 7 calendar days later. After Siphox received the sample on the following Friday, it was 10 calendar days later before it was processed. I purchased the unlimited subscription so I could do these tests once per month to help me make adjustments. I knew I was probably looking at a bit over a week to get results (but hoping for a week or less), but over half a month to get a result makes Siphox a dubious way to make adjustments to try to improve my bloodwork. I can only view the history.