One membership.
$149 a month.
It buys you the labs, the genetics, the clinical access and the coaching that turn guesswork into a plan you can measure. Medication, if a clinician prescribes it, is priced separately — and you will see the price before you pay.
What $149 a month does for you
One price, whichever path you are on. Membership is not a prescription and does not guarantee treatment — a licensed clinician decides whether care is appropriate and what to recommend.
Longitude Membership
- Know your real baseline — precision lab panels, then follow-ups on a schedule
- Stop guessing which protocol fits you — genetic testing, once, read for life
- See whether it is working — epigenetic testing tracks your biological age over time
- Never sit alone with a 9pm question — 24/7 access to your clinical team
- Have the same person in your corner — a 1:1 coaching call every month
- Stop paying for supplements that do nothing — member pricing, third-party tested
- Own your tools instead of renting them — hand-picked home devices, including red light
- Have options beyond the standard script — advanced therapies where a clinician determines they fit
You will see the price before you pay.
Medication is bought separately from membership and priced per therapy. Nothing is hidden inside the monthly fee, and nothing is prescribed without a clinician reviewing your case.
Every therapy is documented in full — how it works, what to expect, what to watch for — with both the 30-day and the 90-day price shown before you commit to anything. A 90-day supply paid upfront works out lower per month than paying monthly.
What membership does not include
Medication. Lab draws outside your included panels. Any device you choose to buy. We would rather be plain about that here than have you find out at checkout.
Everything else — the testing, the clinical access, the monthly coaching call, and member pricing on supplements and devices — is the membership.
Not sure where to start?
Join the waitlist and tell us what you are hoping to change. When eligibility checks open in your state, a clinician will help you work out the right path — including whether Longitude is right for you at all.