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An at-home epigenetic test that reports biological age and organ-level aging scores.
What it changes
Brings a DNA-methylation aging measurement out of research studies and into a consumer report a person can repeat over time.
Availability
Generally available
Access and cost
Get TruDiagnostic TruAge — $499 for the TruAge kit, with a combined TruAge and TruHealth panel at $849; each sample is a finger prick.
Evidence it works
- Prices the TruAge kit at $499, TruHealth at $499 and the combination at $849 in its own shop. — source
- States the test reads more than a million DNA methylation sites and returns scores across 11 organ systems. — source
What it cannot do yet
- Epigenetic age is not a cleared clinical endpoint, so results do not by themselves direct treatment decisions.
- A single result is a snapshot; tracking change means buying and posting repeat kits.
TruDiagnostic · Research · Last verified 2026-09-17. Claims are re-checked on a 30-day clock; the date above is when this line was last confirmed.
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