Complete blood countLab A, 2016 to 2025
10.9Lab range16.0

Every report you already have, read as one story: what is building up, what is driving it, and the few tests worth doing next. Checked and signed before it reaches you.
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Precision medicine, starting now
A precision medicine company that starts where you already are: your lab, your reports, your doctor.






01 / 06
Bring the reports you have. Leave with a signed reading of them.
In build, first partner labs
The problem
Longevity is sold as more and more tests. Nobody reads the results you already have. Seven short chapters; open any one.
Where it starts
It starts from one report. Or your whole history.
A single result, or the years of them you already have. Everything you bring is read as one case.
01 Where it starts
It starts from one report. Or your whole history.
A single result, or the years of them you already have. Everything you bring is read as one case.
02 Your results, as one model
Many systems. One person.
Every report you have is placed on one model of your body. Touch a part of it to see what is read there.
03 Read together
One result changes the meaning of another.
The same vitamin D of 18 needs a different answer in a person with weaker kidneys.
04 What is driving it
Several flags. Often one cause.
We list the likely causes with their evidence, so your doctor starts from a shortlist, not from a page of flags.
05 Only what your body asks for
Only the tests worth doing, each with a reason.
First rule out what must not be missed, then confirm the leading explanation, then fill the biggest gap.
06 Re-read at every visit
Your results, read over time, not once.
Ferritin up from 9 to 28, haemoglobin up to 12.9: two real rises. Blood fats moved inside expected variation: steady. Sample patient, fictional data.
What a reading gives you
Six things a reading gives you that a test package cannot. Sample patient, fictional data.
Take the right tests, and know why each one is on the list.
Your longevity report
Nine pages, one drawing each. Sample patient, fictional data.
What the results cover
Filled, part-filled or empty. Never a score.
Direction, never a forecast
Linked findings, one map
For your doctor to weigh
Iron
Most consistent with low iron.
Against your own variation
Ferritin
28ng/mL
Each with its limits
Low
FIB-4, a published liver score
For your doctor to interpret
Your own baseline, on every page
Never a brand or a dose
Struck through, with the reason
Iron stores and Sugar tolerance test. two to do now
Start with what you have
Old reports, any lab, any year, each against your lab's range. Sample patient, fictional data.
Complete blood countLab A, 2016 to 2025
10.9Lab range16.0
Iron studiesLab C, 2019 to 2025
0Lab range222.9
Reports 1 and 2 of 8
The haemoglobin fell last year. The iron had been falling for six.
Start with what you have
Old reports, any lab, any year, each against your lab's range. Sample patient, fictional data.
8 reports from 3 labs over 9 years, read as one case
1 of 4
The haemoglobin fell last year. The iron had been falling for six.
Complete blood countLab A, 2016 to 2025
10.9Lab range16.0
Iron studiesLab C, 2019 to 2025
0Lab range222.9
2 of 4
HbA1c up a little every time, HDL down over the same years. One story.
HbA1cLab B, 2016 to 2025
3.7Lab range6.4
Lipid profileLab A, 2016 to 2025
33.0Lab range85.0
3 of 4
Two slow drifts, both "normal" for years. Only the direction shows it.
Liver functionLab A, 2018 to 2025
3.9Lab range67.1
Kidney profileLab C, 2016 to 2025
79.7Lab range124.3
4 of 4
Five borderline readings make a trend. Your doctor decides.
Thyroid panelLab B, 2017 to 2025
0Lab range5.1
Vitamin DLab C, 2021 to 2025
8.2Lab range109.8
How it works
Step 1
Hand them to your partner lab, or upload photos and PDFs: any lab, any year, paper included.
How it works
Hand them to your partner lab, or upload photos and PDFs: any lab, any year, paper included.
A three-minute intake at the counter, then your old and new reports read together: what they show, and what they cannot show yet.
Usually one visit to your partner lab, then your Personalised Longevity Profile and a plan to take to your doctor.
Your lab reminds you when something specific is due, and each result is read against your last one.
Each retest adds a point to your own history.
You bring your reports, your lab runs the tests, Mutanex reads everything together, your lab's pathologist signs, and your doctor decides on treatment.
What you get

The first report reads what you already have. The Profile re-reads you, visit after visit.
Join the waitlistIn buildOpening with partner labs
From the reports you already have.
Measured against you, not the average.
Retest dates set by what is moving, read against your own history.
Programmes are offered by partner labs. Timing and tests differ by person. Illustrative.
We read every report together and over time. Every recommendation is cited. Your lab's pathologist signs.
Mutanex exists to eliminate preventable death. It starts with reading what has already been tested.
Start with the reports you already have.
Questions
No. It is decision support: a cited summary and questions to take to your doctor. Diagnosis and treatment stay with them; your doctor decides.
No. Start with the reports you already have, however old. No recent reports? A blood count at a partner lab is enough to begin.
We recommend the right tests, not fewer. If your picture points to heart risk, you get the full heart panel. What we leave out is the test that would not change a decision, and the engine that picks them is designed never to see a price.
Not yet. Precision medicine needs years of results per person and a reading doctors trust. Longevity testing builds both, visit by visit. In 2 to 3 years the same reading will support your doctor's diagnosis. Your doctor decides.
Programmes are offered and priced by partner labs. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when one opens near you.