SiPhox offers free existing-report analysis, a dashboard and Sai AI, alongside optional at-home testing programs. MyBloodTest offers free manual tracking, report imports and profile sharing. Both let you start with bloodwork you already have without ordering a new test.
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At a glance
Each leads in 1 of 6 categories
SiPhox HealthBest for at-home blood testing with personalized action plans1 of 6 categories
MyBloodTestBest for tracking existing reports without a test subscription1 of 6 categories
EvenComparable, or depends on your needs4 of 6 categories
How categories are scored: Each category goes to the product whose documented features cover more of that need. Where both cover it comparably, or the better choice depends on your priorities, it is marked even. See each category ↓
AT-HOME TESTING AND ANALYSIS
SiPhox Health
Free analysis; testing from $124
Free report uploads include explanations, a personal action plan, Sai AI and a dashboard with wearable context. Optional at-home testing combines sample collection with lab processing and guidance.
Report analysis and the dashboard are advertised free; the upload page does not specify a numerical allowance. Testing adds shipping/handling and renews at the selected cadence. Panel upgrades cost extra; check location and collection eligibility before ordering.
Keep existing reports in one history across iOS, Android and web. Free manual tracking, CSV export and PIN-protected profile sharing work without buying a test; scanning allowances depend on your plan.
Free manual entry and result tracking. Optional Premium and Family plans; scan and AI allowances vary by plan. Current prices and allowances appear in the app.
SiPhox Health and MyBloodTest, compared by feature. Each category marks the product with the advantage, or even. Full details and official sources follow the table.
Feature
SiPhox HealthLeads 1 of 6
MyBloodTestLeads 1 of 6
Starting cost
Even: Free analysis; tests from $124 + shipping.
Even: Free tracking; optional paid plans. No lab testing.
Existing reports
Even: Free uploads, AI explanations and dashboard.
Even: Manual entry and PDF/photo review; plan-based scans.
Wellness context
Advantage: Sai AI, action plans and wearable connections.
Advantage: Trends, mobile wellness context and optional AI summaries.
Advantage: Use your own provider; child profiles available.
Access and sharing
Even: iOS, Android, web, PDF export and doctor sharing.
Even: iOS, Android, web; CSV export and PIN sharing.
Data handling
Even: Server-based service with storage partners.
Even: Native local results; scanning and web use cloud.
Reasons and sources
Starting cost
Even. Both offer a free starting point for existing reports. SiPhox Health also sells at-home collection and lab processing; MyBloodTest does not include laboratory testing.
SiPhox Health
Existing-report analysis and the dashboard are advertised free. Optional at-home testing starts at $124 plus shipping/handling and renews at your chosen testing cadence; panel upgrades cost extra.
Start organizing existing results on the free plan. Premium and Family plans are optional. You choose and pay for laboratory testing separately; current software prices and scan allowances appear in the app.
Even. Both accept reports from outside providers without a new test order. SiPhox advertises free report analysis; MyBloodTest scan allowances depend on the plan.
SiPhox Health
Its upload service extracts report values and provides explanations, a personal action plan, Sai AI and a dashboard. The current page advertises these features free without ordering a test; it does not specify a numerical upload allowance.
Enter values manually or scan PDFs/photos, check extracted values and save dated results. The import guide lists other supported files. Scanning allowances depend on your plan; no test subscription is required.
Follow marker trends and import supported wellness data into your own profile on mobile. Wellness imports are unavailable for child profiles and stay on the importing device. Optional AI summaries add context for questions you can discuss with your healthcare professional.
Advantage: MyBloodTest. Both require adult account holders, and SiPhox Health uploads accept all geographies; MyBloodTest supports parent-managed child profiles.
SiPhox Health
Terms require age 18+ and list sample-collection exclusions to check before ordering. The coverage policy lists kits in the US and Canada, but not Hawaii or New York. Telemedicine is unavailable in Canada and some US jurisdictions. The separate upload FAQ welcomes users outside the US.
The adult account holder can keep child results in separate profiles. MyBloodTest organizes reports and does not arrange testing or determine eligibility for a laboratory service.
Even. Both run on iOS, Android and web. SiPhox Health offers PDF export and doctor access; MyBloodTest offers CSV export and revocable PIN links.
SiPhox Health
Use the iPhone or Android app or web dashboard. Doctor sharing and PDF export are documented, and its FAQ says previous test data remains available after cancellation. The full set of link controls was not verified.
Use iOS, Android or web, export CSV, or share a profile’s lab history through a time-limited, revocable PIN-protected link. You can choose whether to include original reports.
Even. SiPhox Health uses servers and authorized vendors; MyBloodTest native results can stay local, while scans and web results use the cloud.
SiPhox Health
SiPhox uses servers and authorized vendors for data storage and service operations. Its policy describes data sharing and deletion requests; review it before uploading reports.
Native results are stored locally. Scanning uses cloud processing and stores original reports; web results use cloud storage. Review the policy for optional sync and sharing.
You want free report explanations and Sai AI, or prefer at-home collection with a guidance program. Buying a testing subscription is optional for the advertised free upload service.
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Consider MyBloodTest
You already receive bloodwork or prefer buying tests yourself. Build a dated history, export CSV and share a profile with your clinician without signing up for repeat test kits.
Start with your existing report and choose testing separately.
If tracking is your immediate need, try MyBloodTest with a report you already have. Review the extracted values, save the correct date and compare it with an earlier report. Manual entry, CSV export and profile sharing are useful even when you do not need another test.
SiPhox also accepts existing reports and advertises free analysis, so you can try that workflow before choosing. For a copy of SiPhox results, its FAQ describes PDF export from the report. Scan a readable copy into MyBloodTest and verify it before saving; this is not automatic account synchronization.
Current SiPhox kits use laboratory processing after you mail the sample. SiPhox One is a separate upcoming countertop device labelled investigational and currently for research use only. MyBloodTest extracts information from reports and does not analyze blood samples.
Yes. Its current upload page advertises free report explanations, an action plan, Sai AI and a results dashboard without ordering a kit. The page does not specify a numerical upload allowance. MyBloodTest also supports existing reports, with free manual tracking and plan-dependent scanning allowances.
Does MyBloodTest replace a SiPhox test?
No. MyBloodTest stores and tracks the results of tests you have already taken. You still need a separate laboratory or testing service when you need new bloodwork.
Can I bring SiPhox reports into MyBloodTest?
SiPhox documents PDF export from its reports. Scan a readable exported report into MyBloodTest, then check the date, values, units and reference ranges before saving. There is no ongoing connection to your SiPhox account.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with one report
Try MyBloodTest with results you already have. Enter them manually or scan a report within your plan's allowance, check the dates, values and units, and build your history from there.
MyBloodTest scanning uses cloud processing and stores original reports under your account. Web results use cloud storage. Read the privacy policy. MyBloodTest is a wellness tracker and does not replace medical care.
Sources and review notes
Official product information checked on October 9, 2026. Prices reflect the offers shown on the linked pages; confirm currency, taxes, eligibility and renewal terms at checkout. This compares documented features, not clinical outcomes or an independent product test.