SiPhox Health, founded in 2020 by MIT scientists Diedrik Vermeulen and Michael Dubrovsky, is pioneering advanced blood testing technology using silicon photonic chip technology. The company's goal is to make lab-grade health testing accessible in every home. SiPhox Health's flagship product, the SiPhox Home platform, is designed to offer a broad menu of protein and hormone tests from a finger-prick blood sample, delivering results in under five minutes. The device aims to be significantly lighter (1 lb. vs.. 500 lbs.) and cheaper (USD 300 vs.. USD 500k) than traditional lab equipment. The company is working toward FDA clearance for this platform.
While developing its at-home device, SiPhox Health currently offers a mail-in blood collection kit that measures 17 biomarkers for inflammation, metabolic, hormonal, and cardiovascular health. The company's testing approach focuses on miniaturizing all components onto silicon chips, inheriting the functionality, multiplexing capability, and sensitivity of traditional lab instruments. SiPhox Health's subscription-based model offers test kits for USD 95 with a monthly membership of USD 16, which includes access to continuous glucose monitors and personalized biohacking tools.
The company's technology leverages silicon photonics, a semiconductor technology that has transformed internet connectivity, to enable testing that is claimed to be 100 times smaller, faster, and cheaper than existing solutions. SiPhox Health's long-term vision includes developing wearable devices for continuous real-time monitoring of biomarkers, potentially revolutionizing how individuals track and manage their health.
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