Is Superpower worth it for labs in 2026? An honest review.

At a glance

		Superpower
Full price	$29/mo quarterly protocol labs, discounted with membership	$199/yr ($399/yr in NY and NJ)
What it is	Care, treatment, and labs together	Testing and tracking only
Biomarker panel	Protocol labs cover the thyroid and hormones you treat	100+ biomarkers in one annual panel
Physician visits	Unlimited, included	Not included; complements your primary care
Prescriptions	Every medication across weight loss, men's, women's	Separate marketplace, when clinically appropriate
Retesting	Quarterly protocol cadence, discounted	$179 per follow-up, retest every 6 months suggested

Based on publicly available information as of 2026-07-13. Confirm current details on each company's own site.

What Superpower is, and who it is for

Superpower is an annual membership built around a single comprehensive blood draw covering 100+ biomarkers, done at one of thousands of partner labs. You get a report with health scores, a personalized action plan, a 25% supplement discount, and 24/7 access to a concierge care team plus an AI chat that has your results in context.

It is a good fit for a data-minded person who wants a yearly baseline across heart, metabolic, hormone, thyroid, liver, kidney, and nutrient markers, and who already has a primary care doctor to interpret and act on anything the panel surfaces. Superpower itself says it is designed to complement a primary care provider, not replace one.

What it is not is ongoing medical care. There are no unlimited physician visits, and prescriptions live in a separate marketplace offered only when clinically appropriate, so the testing and the treatment are two different purchases.

Superpower is a measurement product first. The dashboard is the point; the treatment is somebody else's job.

Superpower's pricing in 2026

The membership is $199 per year in most states, and $399 per year for members in New York and New Jersey, as of July 2026. That covers one comprehensive panel for the year.

The real annual cost is usually higher than the headline. Superpower recommends retesting every six months, and each follow-up panel is about $179. Specialty add-ons are separate too: gut microbiome around $239, environmental toxins around $299, and mycotoxins around $289. An in-home blood draw carries its own fee.

Superpower is HSA and FSA eligible and is not billed to insurance, so budget for the full out-of-pocket amount plus any supplements or medications you decide to add.

The membership and testing-only catch

With Superpower, the membership fee and the annual panel are bundled, which is clean. The catch is scope: the fee buys testing and a dashboard, and almost everything you would do with the results costs more, from retests to supplements to prescriptions in the marketplace.

sipra is structured the other way around. One $99/mo membership covers unlimited physician visits, ongoing 24/7 care, and access to every medication across weight loss, men's health, and women's health, with discounted labs on top. Buying a second medication does not mean paying a second membership, and sipra's medication price is fixed by plan length, not by dose, so it does not climb as your dose goes up.

For monitoring, sipra members can add quarterly protocol labs at $29/mo, discounted with membership, to keep an eye on everything they take, and thyroid and hormone labs come with men's and women's care. No charge lands until a physician approves, there are no hidden fees, and the sipra Promise refunds unshipped medication on longer plans if you are not satisfied. sipra is LegitScript certified (50053943).

One annual fee buys one panel. Acting on the results is a separate spend, every time.

Where Superpower falls short for treatment

The gap is not the testing, which is genuinely broad. It is what happens next. Superpower does not include physician visits or manage your medications, so if the panel flags something you want treated, you are coordinating that care and paying for it elsewhere.

Frequent monitoring adds up fast at $179 a retest, and the marketplace prescriptions, including compounded hormones and peptide therapy when clinically appropriate, are billed on top of the membership. Compounded and branded medications are different products and should not be treated as interchangeable.

If your aim is a once-a-year data snapshot, none of that matters. If your aim is labs plus a physician who actually acts on them, a care-first membership does more per dollar.

Superpower pros and cons

sipra vs Superpower, side by side

		Superpower
Full regular price	$29/mo quarterly protocol labs, discounted with membership	$199/yr ($399/yr in NY and NJ)
Core model	One membership covers care, treatment, and discounted labs	Annual fee bundles one blood panel
Membership per condition?	No; one $99/mo covers all conditions	One membership, but treatment is a separate marketplace
Biomarkers	Protocol labs cover the thyroid and hormones you treat	100+ biomarkers, screening for many conditions
Physician visits	Unlimited, included	Not included; complements primary care
Prescriptions	Every medication across weight loss, men's, women's	Marketplace add-on, when clinically appropriate
Second medication	Same one membership still covers it	Testing platform; each treatment billed separately
Retest cost	Quarterly protocol cadence, discounted	About $179 per follow-up, every 6 months suggested
Specialty add-ons	Thyroid and hormone labs included with care	Gut ~$239, toxins ~$299, mycotoxins ~$289
Satisfaction	sipra Promise refunds unshipped medication on longer plans	Verify their current Trustpilot/BBB standing
Certification	LegitScript certified (50053943)	Verify their current Trustpilot/BBB standing

As of 2026-07-13. Scope note: Superpower is a testing and tracking service, while sipra is a treatment and care membership with labs added on; the two overlap on labs but are not the same product. Individual results vary.

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