Summary at a glance
Superpower's membership costs $199 per year and includes a 100+ biomarker annual panel, an AI health chat, and a 24/7 care team.
Reviewers in New York and New Jersey report paying $399. Draw fees and add-on panels push the real cost higher still.
Users most praise the breadth-for-price and findings their doctors never checked. The sharpest complaints are fee stacking and unreachable human support.
Reddit commenters who counted the panel found roughly 55 to 70 distinct assays, with the rest listed as derived ratios.
This review aggregates public user sentiment researched in July 2026. We did not test Superpower first-hand.
This review is an aggregation of publicly available user reviews and published tester accounts. We have not used Superpower first-hand. Blood test results — including liver, kidney, heart, and hormone biomarkers — need clinical context, and a value inside or outside a reference range is not a diagnosis. Talk with a licensed clinician before acting on any panel result or changing medications or supplements. Pricing and availability were checked in July 2026 and may change.
Is Superpower Worth It?
Superpower is worth it if you want the widest blood panel for the least money. Reviewers across Trustpilot, Reddit, and the App Store agree the $199 annual membership delivers real breadth. The same reviewers warn that extras stack up fast. We have not tested it first-hand — this verdict aggregates their experiences.
That split runs through every source we read. People love the data. They distrust the billing.
Budget-first buyers who want a broad annual blood baseline and can live with app-based support.
Superpower Membership ($199/yr)Aggregated reviews rate it the cheapest route to a 100+ marker annual panel with AI-guided interpretation — but warn the final bill often runs past the $199 headline.
Blood work, scans, test results, medical reports — finally in one place and connected to how you actually feel. aelívra tracks biomarkers and health records over time, so you can see what's trending in the right direction and walk into your next appointment knowing exactly what to discuss.
What Is Superpower?
Superpower is a subscription blood-testing service. The $199 yearly membership includes a 100+ biomarker annual panel and a personalized health protocol superpower.com. An AI health chat, backed by a 24/7 care team, comes with it. Results feed a dashboard the company calls your digital twin.
Draws happen at 2,000+ Quest locations, or at home for an extra fee. The service covers 42 US states. The app is iOS-only.
It sits in the same category as Function Health, which charges $365 per year.
Superpower's pitch is simple: similar breadth at nearly half the price.
Superpower app dashboard showing biomarker panel resultsHow Much Does Superpower Cost?
The membership is $199 per year. That covers the annual panel, the protocol, the AI chat, the care team, and member pricing on add-on tests. Superpower itself notes that pricing may vary for members in New York and New Jersey.
That vendor note matters. Reviewers in New York and New Jersey report paying $399 for the same membership wellworthy.com. In late-2025 accounts, one New York member totaled $497 once the at-home draw fee was added — and regretted it reddit.com. Accounts from that same late-2025 period describe surprise "platform fee" and "network fee" line items appearing on cards.
The base panel has gaps too. Shoppers on Reddit report that markers like Lp(a) sit behind an advanced panel that brings the total to roughly $388 reddit.com. Trustpilot reviewers also describe add-on packages that duplicated tests already in the base panel.
Budget for the real number, not the headline.
If you live in New York or New Jersey, confirm your actual price before subscribing. Reviewers there report paying $399 — double the advertised rate.
Membership
$199/yr
Membership
100+ biomarker annual panel, personalized health protocol, 24/7 care team, data dashboard + digital twin, AI health chat, member pricing on add-on tests, Rx/peptide access
What Do Users Like About Superpower?
Three things come up again and again: breadth for the price, findings routine care missed, and having every result in one place.
The catch-what-doctors-missed stories are the emotional core. Cheryl McColgan of Heal Nourish Grow — a tester who discloses an affiliate code — reported a 49% iron saturation her standard physical never checked healnourishgrow.com. In App Store reviews (undated, though the app only launched in 2025), users dismissed by their doctors describe Superpower finally surfacing thyroid and iron issues apps.apple.com.
The upload feature earns quieter but steady praise. One Trustpilot reviewer called importing past labs and DEXA scans alongside wearable data "one of the most valuable parts" of the product trustpilot.com.
The AI chat splits opinion — more on that below. Its fans describe patient, plain-language explanations available at any hour.
Superpower health scores and biomarker trends on a phone screenSuperpower
100+ biomarkers for $199 undercuts rival panels and routine physicals
Reviewers report real findings their standard care never checked
Past labs, scans, and wearable data unify in one dashboard
AI chat praised for patient, plain-language interpretation
Fees stack: NY/NJ surcharge, draw fees, and add-on panels
Human support described as nearly unreachable when problems hit
Marker count padded with derived ratios, per Reddit tallies
Draw scheduling and result timelines can slip past promises
What Are the Most Common Superpower Complaints?
Fee stacking is the loudest complaint — the cost section above covers it. The next-sharpest cluster is support. Critical Trustpilot reviews describe a concierge service that is "almost non existent" when problems arise trustpilot.com. One published tester never heard back after multiple follow-ups with an unhelpful chatbot shetakesfive.com. Yet five-star Trustpilot reviewers praise responsive, caring support — the experience reads polarised, not uniformly bad.
The AI draws the hardest accusations. In a 2026 Trustpilot review, one member says the AI summarized her labs "way off" the actual Quest results. And in a mid-2025 account, a cancelled member put it bluntly: "you're literally talking to ChatGPT" reddit.com.
Then there's the counting. Reddit commenters who tallied the panel found roughly 55 to 70 distinct assays reddit.com. One shared his doctor's view: many listed markers are derived ratios, not separate tests.
Scheduling wobbles too. Reviewers describe mobile draws cancelled without notice and results sliding from a promised 3–5 days to 7–10.
Marketing conduct feeds the distrust. Users on Reddit report Superpower edited a member's post and ran it as an ad without permission. Several Reddit users also flag suspiciously polished praise in those threads.
Some users report AI summaries that did not match the underlying lab report. Open the raw Quest results before acting on any interpretation.
Who Should Use Superpower?
Superpower fits budget-conscious people who want a broad annual blood baseline and are comfortable with app-first care. Dr. Alexis Conason — who received a gifted panel and is among the more critical testers — calls it a reasonable stopgap for people without insurance or a primary care doctor drconason.com.
Skip it if you live outside the 42 covered states. The $399 NY/NJ price may change the math for you too. And if you want a human on the phone when something goes wrong, look elsewhere.
There are also no refunds.
It is not available in Australia. Australians wanting doctor-led panels can look at Everlab instead.
Superpower at-home blood draw setup with the mobile app openHow We Researched This Review
We did not test Superpower first-hand. This review aggregates public user sentiment collected on July 29, 2026.
Trustpilot came first: 40 of the 294 reviews, the most recent, captured in full. The profile shows 88% five-star ratings. On a company this young, that share is a reason for caution rather than comfort, and six five-star reviews appeared on our capture day alone. We weighted the detailed critical reviews accordingly.
The rest of the corpus, read in full:
There is no Google Play listing. Superpower is iOS-only, so no Android user sentiment exists to report.
Every published Superpower tester review we found carried an affiliate code or disclosed free access. No fully independent professional review existed at the time of research.
Common Questions About Superpower
How much does Superpower health cost?
The membership is $199 per year. Superpower notes pricing may vary for members in New York and New Jersey — reviewers there report paying $399. At-home draws and the advanced panel cost extra.
Is Superpower worth it?
For a broad annual baseline at the lowest entry price, aggregated user sentiment says yes — with eyes open. Confirm your real all-in cost first and expect app-based support.
What is better, Superpower or Function Health?
Function Health charges $365 per year for 160+ lab tests with twice-yearly testing and clinician review. Superpower is cheaper at $199 but includes one panel per year. Choose Function for retesting depth. Choose Superpower for price.
What do Reddit reviewers say about Superpower?
Reddit is the most critical source we read. Recurring threads: fees stacking past the $199 headline, a padded biomarker count, and a documented case of the company editing a user's post into an ad.
Does Superpower have an Android app?
No. Superpower is iOS-only, with no Google Play listing as of July 2026.
Sources
Cameron founded aelívra after years of living an unknown no one could answer — navigating chronic health complexity through a medical system that wasn't built for it. That experience became a conviction: everyone deserves to feel truly alive, and no one should have to accept not knowing as a way of life. His work sits at the intersection of data science and functional health and wellbeing, turning the latest trusted medical research across news, health, wearables, biomarkers, and more into advice everyday people can use on their journeys toward feeling better.. Every article is grounded in peer-reviewed evidence and linked to its primary source. This content is for informational purposes only and does not replace medical advice.
