You already suspect something's shifted — energy that isn't what it was, a GP appointment that ended in "let's keep an eye on it." MeO turns a three-minute finger-prick into a plain-English reading and a single Biological Age Score you can move.
It isn't what it used to be, and no single test you've had explains why.
The GP visit that ended without an answer — and no way to see which direction things are heading.
Sleep, steps and HRV say nothing about the lipids and metabolic markers under the surface.
Your own reusable lipid meter — test at home, as often as you like, no lab visit.
Every reading explained in plain English against your own baseline — never a diagnosis.
By Marina Young. The visceral-vs-subcutaneous distinction and the TOFI concept — read before your first test.
The BF-102 reads six lipid markers — the ones researchers connect to long-term metabolic and cardiovascular health.
Markers only — the BF-102 measures lipids, it does not measure insulin.
One small drop of blood — the same as a home glucose test. No lab visit, no appointment.
Total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides, non-HDL and your TC:HDL ratio — in about three minutes.
Plain English, against your own baseline, distilled into one Biological Age Score with a target for your age and sex.
It's a trend, not a snapshot. Retest every 8–12 weeks. Triglycerides move within days — start now and you'll have a real trend by Christmas.
"I built my approach to medicine around one idea: healthspan matters more than lifespan, and prevention beats reaction every time. MeO doesn't replace clinical care — it gives people a current, plain-English view of their own trend, so a conversation with a doctor starts from data instead of guesswork."
Founding-customer stage: we publish verified reviews only as real customers leave them — no invented ratings or counts.
No major UK/EU competitor combines an owned device, AI interpretation and a single trackable score under £150.
Catch the trend early, on your own schedule. Knowing where you stand is how getting older stops meaning feeling worse.