“For two decades at Stanford, we’ve shown that deep, longitudinal molecular profiling reveals what a single snapshot never can. Mune brings that approach to the people who need it most.”
Prof. Dr. Michael Snyder
Co-Founder Mune
Secure your price
Mune Mirror™* at-home blood test
$199founding price, locked for your first kit
Nothing charged now·Regular price $949·Free to reserve
- FoundingCurrent100 of 100 left$199
- Early2,500 places$249
- Second wave5,000 places$449
- Third wave10,000 places$549
- RegularNo cap$949
- Painless at-home collection, no needle, no clinic
- 1,000+ immune and inflammation proteins from one at-home sample
- Every marker placed against a healthy reference
- Results about two weeks after your sample reaches the lab, reviewed by our Stanford researchers
Ships within the United States when ordering opens.
How it works
Painless
Collect at home
Press the device to your upper arm for a few minutes. About 1 ml of capillary blood, roughly a tenth of a standard venous draw. No needle, no clinic, no appointment.
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Free, both ways
Send it back
Drop the sealed sample into the prepaid mailer that came in the box and put it in the post. Nothing to print, nothing to pay, no pickup to schedule.
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14 days
Get your report
1,000+ proteins measured from one at-home sample, each one placed against a healthy reference, and every report read by our Stanford researchers before it reaches you.
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The test that looks where the others don’t.
Track markers other tests miss.
Built by the industry leaders
Top scientists teamed up with the people medicine couldn’t explain
natureBiomedical Engineering
2023
Multi-omics microsampling to profile health from an at-home sample
Peer-reviewed · Snyder lab, Stanford
Cell
2012
Personal omics profiling reveals dynamic molecular and medical phenotypes
Peer-reviewed · Snyder lab, Stanford
CellSystems
2022
Multiomic determinants of COVID-19 severity
Peer-reviewed · Snyder lab, Stanford
natureMedicine
2020
Personal aging markers and ageotypes from deep longitudinal profiling
Peer-reviewed · Snyder lab, Stanford
One test can make things visible.
Re-testing can show which interventions work.
We recommend retesting every other month, to see if the interventions you and your doctor try actually help you.
- Benchmarked, not just flaggedEach marker is placed against a healthy reference, so you see how far you diverge and in which direction.
- Eight clinical domainsInflammation, infection response, immune regulation, barrier and allergy, vessels, blood, nervous system, metabolic.
- Yours to keepDownload the full numbers and bring them to your own doctor. No gate, no upsell to read your own results.
