
iollo offers an AI-guided, at-home metabolomics test that analyzes 500+ blood biomarkers to deliver personalized health and aging insights.
The consumer health-testing market has expanded as wearables, at-home diagnostics, and personalized wellness services converge. Metabolomics is positioned to capture a share of this market by offering dynamic molecular readouts that complement genetic and microbiome tests.
iollo targets consumers interested in preventive health, biological-age tracking, and actionable lifestyle recommendations based on blood biomarkers. Longitudinal testing and AI-driven coaching are likely to be key differentiators as the market matures.
iollo's platform measures more than 500 blood metabolites, providing a broader molecular profile than traditional clinical labs that typically test a few dozen markers. The at-home collection device is designed to stabilize the sample at room temperature, removing the need for cold-chain shipping.
The company couples mass-spectrometry analysis with machine-learning models trained on curated research to deliver personalized recommendations. Repeated testing is supported, allowing users to track biomarker trends over time rather than relying on a single snapshot.
iollo sells its metabolomics test through tiered one-time purchase plans priced per test. The Essential plan covers five health areas starting at $299 per test. The Expanded plan, marketed as the most popular option, covers ten health areas starting at $399 per test.
The Comprehensive plan covers nineteen health areas starting at $459 per test. All plans include an AI health coach, the option to upload and analyze data from other tests, and wearable integration. The company also offers sample reports to prospective customers before purchase.