Product directory
Your phone counts your steps and your watch tracks your heart rate. These products go further. Combined with the results of lab testing (see our compare page), they help round out your longevity build. No brand pays to be listed or for its position.
| Category | Checked | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Apple Watch Ultra 4 | Wearable | from $799 | Not stated | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Calibre Biometric Tracker | Wearable | $549 | Not stated | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Circular Ring 2 | Wearable | $349 | Brand says yes | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Garmin (Forerunner 970 / Venu 4) | Wearable | $549.99–$749.99 | Brand says yes | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Hume Band 2.0 | Wearable | $356Current offer | Brand says yes | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Oura Ring 5 | Wearable | from $399 + $5.99/mo membership | Not stated | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Ultrahuman Ring PRO | Wearable | $479 | Brand says yes | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Wellue O2Ring | Wearable | $152.90 | Not stated | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Whoop (5.0 / MG) | Wearable | from $199/yr (device included) | Brand says yes | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Bryte Balance | Sleep tech | from $4,799 | Via Truemed | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Eight Sleep Pod 6 | Sleep tech | $2,899 (Queen) + Autopilot $299/yr | Not stated | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Manta Sleep | Sleep tech | $35–$169 | Not stated | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Sleepme (ChiliSleep) | Sleep tech | from $1,599 (Chilipad 2.0) | Via Truemed | Oct 9, 2026 |
| Ultrahuman Home | Sleep tech | $549Current offer | Brand says yes | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Withings Sleep | Sleep tech | $199.95 | Brand says yes | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Hyperice | Recovery | $139–$1,549 | Not stated | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Joovv | Recovery | $549–$11,099Current offer | Brand says yes | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Plunge | Recovery | $3,690–$9,990Current offer | Brand says yes | Oct 9, 2026 |
 Therabody | Recovery | $219.99–$649.99 (Theragun range) | Not stated | Oct 9, 2026 |
| Hume Pod | Body composition | $384 (Pod 2.0) | Not stated | Oct 9, 2026 |
| Ultrahuman M2 Live | Glucose | $99/mo subscription | Brand says yes | Oct 9, 2026 |
Prices are shown exactly as each brand publishes them. The price sort uses the lowest published price, whatever the billing period (a monthly plan sorts next to a one-off purchase). "HSA / FSA" shows only what the brand itself says; your plan has the final say. Open a product below for the details.
Apple Watch Ultra 4Watch · Rings & wearablesConfirmed
from $799
Apple Watch Ultra 4Watch · Rings & wearablesConfirmedApple's Ultra watch, from $799 on Apple's own US store.
- HSA / FSA
- Not stated.
Calibre Biometric TrackerBiometric tracker · Rings & wearablesConfirmed
$549
Calibre Biometric TrackerBiometric tracker · Rings & wearablesConfirmedA real-time fitness tracker sold direct from Calibre's own store, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
- Returns
- 30-day money-back guarantee, per Calibre.
- HSA / FSA
- Not stated.
Circular Ring 2Smart ring · Rings & wearablesConfirmed
$349
Circular Ring 2Smart ring · Rings & wearablesConfirmedA one-off purchase with no subscription. Circular markets a single-lead ECG and blood-pressure readings.
- Subscription
- None. Circular says "We charge once." The app, all 14 features and its Kira AI coach are included.
- Brand claims
- Circular markets a single-lead ECG and blood-pressure readings ("calibrate once with a cuff"). These are the brand's descriptions; Circular's FDA status wasn't stated on the pages we checked.
- US availability
- Ships worldwide. Circular quotes 5–8 days for US delivery.
- HSA / FSA
- The brand says it's HSA/FSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator.
Garmin (Forerunner 970 / Venu 4)Watch · Rings & wearablesConfirmed
$549.99–$749.99
Garmin (Forerunner 970 / Venu 4)Watch · Rings & wearablesConfirmedTwo Garmin watches on one card: the Venu 4 health and fitness watch and the Forerunner 970 running watch, both on Garmin's US store.
- Options
- Venu 4 $549.99 (41 mm or 45 mm); Forerunner 970 $749.99. Garmin says both are "HSA/FSA eligible for qualified customers."
- HSA / FSA
- The brand says it's HSA/FSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator.
Hume Band 2.0Band · Rings & wearablesConfirmed
$356
Hume Band 2.0Band · Rings & wearablesConfirmedHume's wrist band, sold alongside its Hume Pod body-composition scale.
Current offer · checked Oct 10, 2026"Flash sale" on Hume's Hume Band page: $249, or 18 payments of $13.84. The product page itself shows $356. As advertised on their site
- Options
- Hume Band 2.0 $356 on Hume's US store. A Lifetime Warranty add-on is listed separately at $50.
- HSA / FSA
- The brand says it's HSA/FSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator.
Hume also sells the Hume Pod, a body-composition scale, in the Body composition category.
Oura Ring 5Smart ring · Rings & wearablesConfirmed
from $399 + $5.99/mo membership
Oura Ring 5Smart ring · Rings & wearablesConfirmedThe ring is a one-off purchase, plus a monthly or annual Oura membership.
- Subscription
- Membership: $5.99/month or $69.99/year before tax for US members, per Oura's ring page.
- Finishes
- Silver and Black $399; Gold, Deep Rose, Stealth and Brushed Silver $499.
- HSA / FSA
- Not stated.
Ultrahuman Ring PROSmart ring · Rings & wearablesConfirmed
$479
Ultrahuman Ring PROSmart ring · Rings & wearablesConfirmedA one-time purchase with no recurring fee for core data. It's the only Ultrahuman ring sold in the US.
- Subscription
- None for core data. Ultrahuman says there are "no recurring subscription fees for accessing your data". Optional paid PowerPlugs, e.g. Cardio Adaptability $24/yr and Cycle & Ovulation Pro $39/yr.
- US availability
- Sold on Ultrahuman's US store with the PRO charging case ($479, or $120/mo). Ring AIR isn't sold in the US, per Ultrahuman.
- HSA / FSA
- The brand says it's HSA/FSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator.
Ultrahuman also sells Ultrahuman Home (Sleep tech) and the M2 Live glucose monitor (Glucose monitoring). Its Blood Vision blood test is on our compare page.
Wellue O2RingRing pulse oximeter · Rings & wearablesConfirmed
$152.90
Wellue O2RingRing pulse oximeter · Rings & wearablesConfirmedA ring-style pulse oximeter, sold on Wellue's own store.
- Other model
- O2Ring-S $186.99.
- HSA / FSA
- Not stated.
Whoop (5.0 / MG)Band, membership only · Rings & wearablesConfirmed
from $199/yr (device included)
Whoop (5.0 / MG)Band, membership only · Rings & wearablesConfirmedMembership only: the band comes with an annual plan rather than being sold on its own.
- Subscription
- Membership only, device included: WHOOP One $199/yr (5.0 device); Peak $239/yr (5.0 device); Life $359/yr (MG device, which adds an ECG heart screener and blood-pressure insights); Life + Labs $708/yr (adds 2 blood tests a year).
- HSA / FSA
- The brand says it's HSA/FSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator.
Bryte BalanceSmart mattress · Sleep techConfirmed
from $4,799
Bryte BalanceSmart mattress · Sleep techConfirmedA smart mattress, starting at $4,799, with a 100-night trial.
- Configurations
- Starting at $4,799; other configurations $6,499.
- Trial
- 100 nights, per Bryte.
- HSA / FSA
- The brand offers HSA/FSA payment through Truemed, a third-party service. Check with your plan administrator.
Eight Sleep Pod 6Temperature-control mattress cover · Sleep techConfirmed
$2,899 (Queen) + Autopilot $299/yr
Eight Sleep Pod 6Temperature-control mattress cover · Sleep techConfirmedThe Pod needs an Autopilot subscription for its first year, so the first-year cost is higher than the device price.
- Subscription
- Autopilot is required: "Autopilot is required for the first 12 months (cancel any time after)." The default plan is Autopilot Enhanced at $299/yr ($25/mo); an Elite tier also exists. Rental from $149/mo (Pod 6 Solo, Autopilot included).
- First-year totals
- Including the first Autopilot year, per Eight Sleep's own price data: Solo $2,298, Full $2,998, Queen $3,198, King/Cal King $3,298.
- HSA / FSA
- Not stated.
Manta SleepSleep mask · Sleep techConfirmed
$35–$169
Manta SleepSleep mask · Sleep techConfirmedSleep masks in four styles, from $35 to $169.
- Styles
- Manta Sleep Mask $35, WEIGHTED $49, PRO $89, SOUND $169. Two-packs cost extra.
- HSA / FSA
- Not stated.
Sleepme (ChiliSleep)Cooling mattress cover · Sleep techConfirmed
from $1,599 (Chilipad 2.0)
Sleepme (ChiliSleep)Cooling mattress cover · Sleep techConfirmedA water-powered mattress cover that cools and heats the bed, with a 30-night trial.
- Measures
- Water-powered mattress cover: "Cools to 55˚F. Heats to 115˚F."
- Trial
- 30 nights, per Sleepme.
- HSA / FSA
- The brand offers HSA/FSA payment through Truemed, a third-party service. Check with your plan administrator.
Ultrahuman HomeHome device · Sleep techConfirmed
$549
Ultrahuman HomeHome device · Sleep techConfirmedUltrahuman's Home device, sold separately from its ring.
Current offer · checked Oct 9, 2026"Special Offer Applied −$148.23" at checkout, for a total of $400.77. As advertised on their site
- Options
- Optional 1-year coverage, $36.
- US availability
- US store. Ultrahuman quoted "Ships in 6-7 weeks".
- HSA / FSA
- The brand says it's HSA/FSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator.
Withings SleepUnder-mattress sleep tracker · Sleep techConfirmed
$199.95
Withings SleepUnder-mattress sleep tracker · Sleep techConfirmedAn under-mattress sleep tracker. Withings sells it in the US as "Withings Sleep".
- Subscription
- Withings+ is optional: $99.50/yr, with the first month free.
- Subscription
- Withings says you "always have free, unlimited access" to your sleep history and trends without a subscription. Withings+ ($99.50/yr) adds guidance on top.
- HSA / FSA
- The brand says it's HSA/FSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator.
HypericeMassage guns & compression · Recovery techConfirmed
$139–$1,549
HypericeMassage guns & compression · Recovery techConfirmedPercussion massage guns and Normatec compression boots, from $139.
- Range
- Hypervolt Go 2 $139, Go 3 $149, Hypervolt 3 $249, Venom 2 $269, Hypervolt 3 Pro $349, Normatec 3 Full Body $1,549.
- HSA / FSA
- Not stated.
JoovvRed light therapy · Recovery techConfirmed
$549–$11,099
JoovvRed light therapy · Recovery techConfirmedRed light therapy devices, from the Go 2.0 to full-body setups.
Current offer · checked Oct 9, 2026"Fall Sale | Save up to $600 for a limited time." As advertised on their site
- Range
- Go 2.0 $549, Mini 3.0 $1,099, Solo 3.0 $1,699, Half-Max $2,999, Duo $3,699, Max $5,999, Quad $7,399, Elite $11,099.
- HSA / FSA
- The brand says it's HSA/FSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator.
PlungeCold plunge · Recovery techConfirmed
$3,690–$9,990
PlungeCold plunge · Recovery techConfirmedCold plunge tubs, from the tub alone to all-in setups.
Current offer · checked Oct 9, 2026Site-wide sale: "Save up to $7,698 on cold plunges and saunas." As advertised on their site
- Range
- The Plunge (Tub Only) $3,690, Plunge Pod $6,990, The Plunge Original $8,490, Plunge All-In $9,990.
- HSA / FSA
- The brand says it's HSA/FSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator.
TherabodyMassage guns · Recovery techConfirmed
$219.99–$649.99 (Theragun range)
TherabodyMassage guns · Recovery techConfirmedThe Theragun percussion massage range, from the Mini to the PRO Plus.
- Range
- Theragun Mini $219.99–$229.99, Sense $299.99, Prime $329.99, Prime Plus $429.99, PRO $529.99, PRO Plus $649.99.
- HSA / FSA
- Not stated.
Hume PodSmart scale · Body compositionConfirmed
$384 (Pod 2.0)
Hume PodSmart scale · Body compositionConfirmedA body-composition smart scale, sold on Hume's own store.
- Options
- Hume Pod 2.0 $384 (black or white), or $455 with Lifetime warranty, on Hume's US store.
- HSA / FSA
- Not stated.
Hume also sells the Hume Band 2.0 in the Rings & wearables category.
Ultrahuman M2 LiveContinuous glucose monitor · Glucose monitoringConfirmed
$99/mo subscription
Ultrahuman M2 LiveContinuous glucose monitor · Glucose monitoringConfirmedA monthly plan that ships two 14-day glucose sensors and pairs them with Ultrahuman's app.
- Subscription
- $99/mo for "2 CGM Sensors/Month", delivered monthly (each sensor lasts 14 days). The plan includes Ultrahuman Premium (app content). One-time purchases on the US store: 1 month $129, 3 months $289, 1 year $1,229.
- Measures
- Continuous glucose from interstitial fluid, streamed to the app over Bluetooth. Needs an NFC phone to activate the sensor.
- Not medical advice
- Here, glucose readings are general wellness data. Anyone managing diabetes or another condition should talk to their own doctor about glucose monitoring.
- US availability
- Sold on Ultrahuman's US store. In the US, Ultrahuman says it integrates with Abbott's Libre 3 Plus and Lingo biosensors, and the M2 Live plan ships Abbott Lingo sensors "in their original packaging". Ships in 3–5 business days.
- FDA status (brand statement)
- Ultrahuman's statement: "Since Lingo Biosensor is available over-the-counter, no prescription is required." We haven't checked the FDA's database.
- HSA / FSA
- The brand says it's HSA/FSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator.
Ultrahuman also sells the Ring PRO and Ultrahuman Home. Its Blood Vision blood test is on our compare page.
How do you list these products?
How do you decide what's listed here, and how is it checked?
Every price and fact on this page was checked against the brand's own US store on the date shown, not a search snippet or press release. Prices are in US dollars, exactly as the brand shows them, with "from" kept where the brand uses it. Where we couldn't confirm something, we say so rather than guess. We list only products with a published US price: a product that's only taking deposits, or isn't sold in the US, isn't listed until that changes. No brand pays to be listed or for its position. Cards are grouped by category, then listed alphabetically. Spotted something that's changed? Tell us through the contact form and we'll check it before updating the page.
Some brands sell several products. Why are some on separate cards?
Variants of the same product (Manta's mask styles, Therabody's Theragun range, Joovv's device sizes) share one card with a price range. Genuinely different products from one brand get their own cards, cross-linked: Ultrahuman's Ring PRO, its Home device and its M2 Live glucose monitor, and Hume's Band and Pod. Ultrahuman's Blood Vision is a blood test, so it's on our compare page instead. Ultrahuman's Ring AIR isn't sold in the US, per Ultrahuman, so it isn't listed.
Are these devices FDA-cleared?
We only state a device's FDA status where the brand or the FDA's own database says it, and we quote it rather than describe it in our own words. Right now that's one card: Ultrahuman says the Lingo sensor used by M2 Live is "available over-the-counter". For the other products, the brands didn't state an FDA status on the pages we checked, which tells you nothing either way. A brand's health claims (an ECG, blood-pressure readings, a "biological age") are the brand's descriptions, not our assessment. Checked Oct 9, 2026.
Can I pay with an HSA or FSA?
10 of the 21 products say on the brand's own site that they're HSA/FSA eligible: Circular Ring 2, Garmin (Forerunner 970 / Venu 4), Hume Band 2.0, Ultrahuman Ring PRO, Whoop (5.0 / MG), Ultrahuman Home, Withings Sleep, Joovv, Plunge, Ultrahuman M2 Live. Bryte Balance, Sleepme (ChiliSleep) offer HSA/FSA payment through Truemed, a third-party service. The rest don't say. Eligibility depends on your own plan, so check with your plan administrator before you pay. This isn't tax advice. Checked Oct 9, 2026.
How strong is the evidence behind recovery tech?
It varies a lot by category. Percussion massage and compression have moderate support for short-term muscle soreness and recovery. Red and near-infrared light and cold plunges are where marketing claims most often outrun the research, especially claims about longevity, which have essentially no long-term outcome data behind them. Nothing on this page is medical advice: talk to a doctor if you have a condition that heat, cold or compression could affect.
Why don't you show "was" prices or star ratings?
We only show a price drop when we've recorded both prices ourselves, with dates. A brand's own struck-through or "compare at" price isn't enough, because inflated former prices are exactly what the FTC's guides against deceptive pricing cover. Where a brand is running a sale, we show it as a "Current offer" with the date we saw it. We never publish our own reviews or star ratings, and we haven't cited any outside ratings for US products yet.
Building your own longevity plan?
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