Whoop Expands Beyond Its Wearable Membership With Blood Tests
Whoop is known for its wearable fitness tracker. Now it wants to become your source for lab testing.
Whoop, a maker of the screenless fitness tracker Whoop 5.0, is expanding its offerings beyond its membership model to include blood tests. In collaboration with Quest Diagnostics, the company is providing over 122 biomarkers tests across various health areas for a one-time fee ranging from $69 to $299. Users can schedule the tests via the Whoop app and receive personalized AI insights and an action plan.
This new service, called Advanced Labs, is available in most states, except Hawaii, Wyoming, South Dakota, and North Dakota. Whoop has also partnered with Grail to offer a multicancer early detection test called Galleri, priced at $799, which isn't a diagnosis or FDA-approved, but can be used by adults with an elevated cancer risk.
Written by urgent.news from CNET's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
