Everlab is one of Australia's best-known longevity clinics. Its site publishes a $299 Health Baseline, then prices each further step on its own: Full Advanced Bloods at $499, a $900 Diagnostics Plan, a $2,700 Protocol Plan, and scans up to a $3,499 Full Body MRI. It is doctor-led and thorough. Only the top-tier Protocol Plan mentions repeat testing, and Everlab's own Terms and Conditions describe that mid-year testing as being at their discretion, not a published panel. If you are comparing options, the useful question is cost structure: an entry price with individually priced steps, or one annual price with everything included.
Hemexa is $99.92/month billed annually (AU$1,199/year) all-in: GP-reviewed requests, 2,000+ Healius Pathology collection centres nationwide, 76–80 signature markers on baseline, an included six-month adaptive recheck on a default set of 12 fast-moving markers, a health-system dashboard, a personalised plan after every panel, self-serve pathology PDF imports, and supplement insights tied to your blood results.
Your baseline panel covers 76 signature markers for men and 80 for women. The difference is 4 female hormone markers. Fast-moving markers are drawn again on your included six-month adaptive recheck, which starts from a default set you can adjust.
Everlab and Hemexa both take blood seriously, but the models differ. On its Full Advanced Bloods page Everlab publishes “Measure over 65 key blood biomarkers across 12 medical categories” alongside a wider “90+ critical biomarkers” figure, reviews results with longevity doctors, and can assemble historical records through their care team. Hemexa builds twice-yearly testing and an included retest into one flat annual membership.
Hemexa is for Australians who want platform-led blood intelligence: upload your own pathology PDFs, see health-system scores and trends, and get supplement insights linked to your markers, all at one flat annual price rather than choosing a $299 Health Baseline and then pricing bloods, DEXA, imaging, or VO2 testing plan by plan.
Everlab publishes each step at its own price: a $299 Health Baseline, Full Advanced Bloods at $499, a $900 Diagnostics Plan, or a $2,700 Protocol Plan, with scans such as a $299 DEXA Pro Scan and a $3,499 Full Body MRI listed separately. Hemexa is one AU$1,199/year membership: baseline, an included six-month retest, dashboard, self-serve pathology imports, and supplement insights tied to your markers.
Everlab's published plans each pair diagnostics with doctor time: a 30 minute Longevity Doctor Review on the Health Baseline, a 45 minute results review on the Diagnostics Plan, and review, physical, and nutrition sessions on the Protocol Plan. Hemexa is delivered through the platform, so the only appointment is your walk-in blood draw.
Everlab can collect past records by contacting your previous providers with your consent. Hemexa lets you upload pathology PDFs yourself after your first baseline panel, so older results sit in your timeline without a care-team queue.
On Everlab's site the entry plan is $299 and each further plan and scan carries its own published price, up to a $2,700 Protocol Plan and a $3,499 Full Body MRI, with some programs shown as price on enquiry. Hemexa is $1,199/year for baseline, retest, dashboard, plan, and supplement insights, with nothing further to buy for what is included; eligible marker swaps beyond your default recheck are quoted and charged separately.
Only Everlab's top-tier $2,700 Protocol Plan mentions any repeat testing, described as "ongoing testing to measure progress" and framed site-wide as clinician-led ("as recommended by your clinician"). Everlab's own Terms and Conditions state mid-year testing "will comprise only" core tests "as determined by us in our reasonable discretion" or tests tied to your risk profile: Everlab decides the panel, not a published list. Hemexa's six-month recheck is included in the one $1,199/year price and defaults to 12 named, fast-moving markers you can see in advance. Those 12 markers are the default. You can swap in others from your baseline panel of comparable cost.
The clearest difference between the two products is cost structure. Everlab publishes an entry plan and then prices each further plan and scan on its own. Hemexa is a single annual price with everything included.
Everlab's program options page lists further programs, including Longevity & Optimisation and Executive Health, without a published price. That page asks you to book a free discovery call, so those are price on enquiry.
Every Everlab figure above is quoted from everlab.com.au/how-it-works as at July 2026, with the Protocol Plan's mid-year testing detail re-checked against everlab.com.au and its Terms and Conditions on 5 September 2026. Confirm current pricing on their site.
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After your first Hemexa panel, upload PDFs from other Australian pathology providers yourself. Everlab offers concierge record collection through their care team, which is a different workflow if you want immediate control over your timeline.
Your annual baseline covers 76–80 signature markers across 16 body systems. Women receive four additional hormone markers: estradiol, FSH, LH and progesterone. Your membership then includes a six-month recheck on 12 fast-moving markers. Those 12 markers are the default. You can swap in others from your baseline panel of comparable cost.
Log your stack and get platform insights connected to your marker results after each panel. Everlab addresses supplements through doctor-led intervention plans; Hemexa ties them directly to your dashboard signals.
Hemexa is $1,199/year for baseline, retest, dashboard, plan, imports, and supplement insights. There is no add-on ladder and no program priced on top of what is included. Eligible marker swaps beyond your default recheck are quoted and charged separately. If imaging such as DEXA or a full-body MRI is what you are after, Everlab publishes those separately and is worth comparing.
A side-by-side for Australians comparing Everlab with other options. Look past the pricing model: how you bring in past results, how supplements connect to your blood, and whether you want a consult plus per-plan diagnostics or one all-in annual membership.
| Feature | Everlab | Vively | Thrive Rx | Function Health | Hemexa |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Available in Australia | Yes (Australia-wide) | Yes | Yes | No, not available in Australia | Yes |
| Published price (from) | $299 Health Baseline; plans $900 to $2,700 | From $99 per test (Baseline Health Check) | $0 to join (Explore); $133/month (Concierge) | Not sold in Australia | $1,199/yr all-in |
| Baseline panel markers | Over 65 key blood biomarkers (Full Advanced Bloods) | 70+ key markers (Baseline Health Check) | 70+ biomarker panel (Concierge) | Not available in Australia | 76–80 baseline |
| Full marker list published | See provider site | See provider site | See provider site | Not available in Australia | Yes, every marker itemised and filterable |
| Six-month retest included | Only on $2,700 Protocol Plan; scope is Everlab's discretion | Quarterly referral on Membership; markers not guaranteed | Concierge: initial testing plus bi-annual repeats | Not available in Australia | Yes, included |
| Australian pathology network | 1,850+ vetted diagnostic facilities | 4,000 test centres | Partnered laboratories | None, United States laboratories only | 2,000+ Healius Pathology centres nationwide |
| Clinical review of results | Results analysed by Everlab doctors | AHPRA-registered nurse review | Ahpra-registered clinician consults | Not available in Australia | GP-reviewed test requests |
| Health-system dashboard | Yes (Everlab app) | Yes (app) | Yes (platform) | Not available in Australia | Systems, scores, and trends |
| Personalised health plan | Yes (doctor-led) | Yes (90-day action plan) | Clinician protocols | Not available in Australia | Yes, after every panel |
| Bring in past pathology from other labs | Concierge (team requests records) | No | Partial (reviewed at intake) | Not available in Australia | Yes, upload past PDFs |
| Blood-linked supplement insights | Doctor-led in intervention plans | Limited | Clinician protocols (+ prescribing) | Not available in Australia | Yes, tied to your markers |
| DEXA, imaging, and VO2 add-ons | Yes (DEXA Pro Scan $299, Full Body MRI $3,499) | Not the focus | Varies by program | Not available in Australia | Planned via partners |
| Primary model | Longevity clinic programs | CGM + metabolic baseline | Clinician-led telehealth care | US-only subscription | AU biomarker membership |
Everlab's retest terms were checked 5 September 2026 on everlab.com.au and in its Terms and Conditions (/terms-and-conditions). Other competitor figures in this table are each provider's own published details as at July 2026. Confirm current details on each provider website before you decide.
Everlab excels at clinic-led longevity care, with each plan and scan priced on its own. Hemexa is for Australians who want platform-led blood intelligence, self-serve imports, and supplement insights tied to your markers, all at $1,199/year with nothing further to buy for what is included.
No provider is right for everyone. Choose based on what you actually want from your next blood test or membership, then join Hemexa if the wedge fits.
Hemexa is a preventative health membership and health intelligence platform. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or emergency care. Always discuss results and health decisions with your GP or qualified clinician. Read our health disclaimer.
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