GlycanAge testA finger prick test done at home that reads the sugar structures on antibodies and reports them as a biological age, with a call to go through the result.

18 UK clinicssell it; each clinic’s price is below. The maker’s own price is not shown.

Every fact on this page is as GlycanAge states it, checked 19th and 20th October 2026. Whether a test measures ageing is not judged here.

What you get

The lab reads the sugar structures on antibodies in the blood sample, called IgG glycans, and reports them as an age, with 4 indexes GlycanAge labels inflammation, immune protection, vascular resilience, and stress and recovery. GlycanAge says the lab is CLIA certified and does not name it.

Sample
Finger prick at home, posted back in a prepaid envelope
Results in
3 to 4 weeks
Lab
“CLIA-certified laboratory”, not named

Source: glycanage.com, checked 19th October 2026.

What GlycanAge claims

The maker’s own words about accuracy, and what the page offers to back each one. Nothing here is checked against the science; it says only whether a study is named.

“Our in-day measurement precision is ±1 year, providing the granularity needed to see the results of lifestyle interventions.”

What backs it, on the page

GlycanAge's own data: the page says “We have analyzed more than a quarter of a million samples”. No named study or link is given.

“Validated tests, including GlycanAge, are supported by research linking their markers to aging and health outcomes at a population level.”

What backs it, on the page

No named study on the page, which also says “Most of that evidence is observational”. The site has a publications page.

“IgG glycans are the only biomarker that accurately reflects chronic inflammation”

What backs it, on the page

Nothing cited on the page. It says “Backed by 30+ years of research” without naming a study.

Sources: glycanage.com, glycanage test and glycanage.com, “our science”, checked 20th October 2026.

After your results

Reviewed by
A 1:1 call with a GlycanAge specialist is included. The page does not say whether specialists are clinicians.
Retest
Plans to test every 3, 6 or 12 months, “Cancel anytime”. The page says to retest “Every 6-12 months”.

Sources: glycanage.com, checked 19th October 2026; glycanage.com, shop, checked 20th October 2026.

Where to buy it in the UK

18 clinics sell this test, most with a consultation. Each price is the clinic’s, as published, and may include a consultation. In alphabetical order.

Beauty Digger

London (Mayfair)

From £245

The clinic’s page

Bespoke Medical Aesthetics

Colchester

The clinic’s page

BooshTOX

Wolverhampton

The clinic’s page

Clinic51

Duncton, West Sussex

£500

The clinic’s page

CLNQ Life

Manchester

The clinic’s listing

Dr Kathryn Bell

Chippenham

The clinic’s page

Dr Michael O'Gorman Clinic

London (Marylebone)

The clinic’s page

Dr Shilpa Dave Private GP

Teddington

The clinic’s listing

DRV Clinic Ltd

London (Chelsea)

£480

The clinic’s page

Eira Clinics

Hove

The clinic’s page

Elixir Aesthetiq

London (Harley Street) and Edgware

The clinic’s page

My Longevity Centre

London

£389

The clinic’s listing

Omniya Clinic

London (Knightsbridge)

£299

The clinic’s page

Regenesis Clinics

Hale, Altrincham

The clinic’s page

Root Cause Clinic

Manchester

£276.00

The clinic’s page

The HVN

London (Knightsbridge)

The clinic’s listing

The Lagom Clinic

Bristol (Redland)

£289

The clinic’s page

Thrive Medical Clinic

Harewood, Leeds

£289

The clinic’s listing

Each clinic’s own pages, checked 20th October 2026. Clinics with a listing on this site link to it; the rest link to the clinic’s own page.

Sources

Checked
19th and 20th October 2026