Fitness band maker Whoop formally opened Whoop Advanced Labs for business on Tuesday. Some 350,000 people were on the waiting list after the service was previewed in May, the company told TechCrunch.
Whoop Advanced Labs offers health-screening blood tests from Quest Diagnostics that cover a variety of markers from calcium to white blood cells. The platform integrates those results with the band’s continuous monitoring of activity, sleep, respiratory rate, and blood pressure to offer more personalized wellness advice.
Advance Labs costs $199 for one annual test, $349 for two, or $599 for four per year. The Whoop device itself is also a membership ranging from $200 to $350 annually depending on the wearable strap’s features.
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