Is Superpower available in Australia?

No. Superpower is a US-only bloodwork membership. Their lab partnerships and physician network are US-based; Australian residents cannot sign up or access the service.

How does Superpower compare to Function Health?

Both are US annual bloodwork memberships with dashboard-forward experiences. Superpower positions toward the performance and optimisation community; Function Health toward mainstream preventative health. Neither operates in Australia. For AU men, FORM is the relevant comparison point.

Does Superpower provide TRT guidance?

No. Superpower is a testing and tracking service with physician review. It does not initiate or support hormone replacement protocols. If your Superpower results flag low testosterone and you want to act on it, you need a prescribing clinician — either a US doctor if you're in the US, or FORM + your AU GP if you're outside.

Is FORM more expensive than Superpower?

FORM's panel starts at ~AUD 450 vs Superpower's estimated USD 99–199/yr — so yes on sticker price. The difference is FORM includes a 1:1 live specialist consult and a expert-reviewed PDF report. If you only want data and tracking, Superpower is cheaper for the US buyer. If you want a clinical plan, FORM's price includes what Superpower would require you to pay separately for a physician consult.

Can I bring Superpower results to a FORM consult?

Yes. Any existing bloodwork is useful context. FORM charges for the consult and protocol; you're not re-paying for labs already done.

Does FORM offer a tracking dashboard like Superpower?

FORM doesn't have a self-serve dashboard product. The output of a FORM engagement is a expert-reviewed PDF report and MD notes — documents you hold. For men who retest every 6–12 months, the MD comparison across time is part of each consult, not an automated UI.

FORM vs Superpower: US Bloodwork Membership vs MD-Led Workup

Medically reviewed by Dr. Nikola Topalovic, MD PhD · Last reviewed 20 June 2026

Superpower is a US preventative-health membership built around comprehensive annual bloodwork — 40+ biomarkers, a digital dashboard, AI-assisted interpretation, and a physician consultation per cycle. The model sits close to Function Health: broad testing, software-forward, membership-priced. The pitch to men is compelling: know your numbers comprehensively, track them over time, get flagged early. FORM and Superpower share some ICP overlap — both target high-agency men who want data on their own physiology — but diverge sharply on geography and interpretation model. Superpower is US-only; its lab network and physician team operate under US infrastructure. FORM is built for men in Bali and Australia: in-person venous draw, specialist MD interpretation, and a expert-reviewed PDF report your home GP can act on. The other difference is purpose. Superpower is a tracking product — it tells you where you are year over year. FORM is an action product — the consult ends with a written intervention plan, not a dashboard.

At a glance

	FORM	Superpower
Available in Australia?	Yes — Bali draw or AU partner lab	No — US only
Model	Pay-per-panel + 1:1 MD consult	Annual membership ~USD 99–199/yr (est.); 1 draw/yr
Biomarker count	21–68 markers depending on panel tier	40+ markers on standard membership (est.)
Interpretation	1:1 live video with MD PhD	AI-assisted dashboard + physician consult per cycle
Hormone depth	Free + total T, SHBG, sensitive E2, LH, FSH, prolactin, DHEA-S	Hormone panel varies by plan; verify at superpower.com
TRT pathway	Expert-reviewed PDF report your GP can use	Not in scope — tracking and referral model
Sample collection	Venous draw — in-person Bali or AU lab	Walk-in or partner lab (US only)
Turnaround	Results from 7 days	Varies by US lab partner
Refill model	Retest every 6–12 months; no auto-renew	Annual membership auto-renews
Cancellation	No lock-in; 30-day refund	Cancel annual; varies by terms

What Superpower is and who it's built for

Superpower's brand is aimed at high-performance US men who want longitudinal health data — the self-tracking, quantified-self buyer who wants to watch ApoB trend down over two years as they adjust their diet, or to see how their testosterone moves with sleep and training changes. The product is dashboard-first: your results live in a UI that makes year-on-year comparison clean.

The AI interpretation layer and physician consult are there to explain anomalies and give a second set of eyes on the data. It's not a clinical intervention service — it's a data service with a light clinical overlay.

Where Superpower wins

Breadth and tracking cadence. Forty-plus markers once a year with historical trend views is a well-designed preventative-health package for the US buyer.

Price entry point. At an estimated USD 99–199/year, Superpower is cheaper than FORM for a buyer who only needs broad annual screening without a clinical intervention.

Software UX. From what's publicly visible, Superpower has invested in a clean digital results experience.

Where FORM wins

Geography. Superpower is US-only. For any man in Bali, Australia, or SE Asia, it is simply not accessible.

MD-led interpretation. A live 1:1 video conversation with a specialist is categorically different from an AI dashboard plus an async physician note. When your labs are complex — or when you're deciding whether to start TRT — you need a real conversation.

Clinical action output. FORM produces a expert-reviewed PDF report. Your GP has a document to act on — a specific recommendation covering intervention, doses if applicable, and follow-up timing. Superpower's output is data; FORM's output is a plan.

TRT pathway. Superpower does not support hormone replacement decisions. FORM does.

FORM is best for

Men in Bali, AU, or SE Asia — Superpower doesn't operate outside the US
Anyone wanting a clinical action plan from their bloodwork, not just a dashboard
Men making a TRT decision who need a specialist interpretation, not AI flagging

Superpower is best for

US-resident men who want broad annual screening at low cost
Buyers who value longitudinal tracking and software UX over live MD consultation
Self-directed men not considering TRT or hormone intervention

FAQs

Is Superpower available in Australia?: No. Superpower is a US-only bloodwork membership. Their lab partnerships and physician network are US-based; Australian residents cannot sign up or access the service.
How does Superpower compare to Function Health?: Both are US annual bloodwork memberships with dashboard-forward experiences. Superpower positions toward the performance and optimisation community; Function Health toward mainstream preventative health. Neither operates in Australia. For AU men, FORM is the relevant comparison point.
Does Superpower provide TRT guidance?: No. Superpower is a testing and tracking service with physician review. It does not initiate or support hormone replacement protocols. If your Superpower results flag low testosterone and you want to act on it, you need a prescribing clinician — either a US doctor if you're in the US, or FORM + your AU GP if you're outside.
Is FORM more expensive than Superpower?: FORM's panel starts at ~AUD 450 vs Superpower's estimated USD 99–199/yr — so yes on sticker price. The difference is FORM includes a 1:1 live specialist consult and a expert-reviewed PDF report. If you only want data and tracking, Superpower is cheaper for the US buyer. If you want a clinical plan, FORM's price includes what Superpower would require you to pay separately for a physician consult.
Can I bring Superpower results to a FORM consult?: Yes. Any existing bloodwork is useful context. FORM charges for the consult and protocol; you're not re-paying for labs already done.
Does FORM offer a tracking dashboard like Superpower?: FORM doesn't have a self-serve dashboard product. The output of a FORM engagement is a expert-reviewed PDF report and MD notes — documents you hold. For men who retest every 6–12 months, the MD comparison across time is part of each consult, not an automated UI.

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