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    Full-Body MRI at AeonMy Path to Precision Prevention

    Why I chose a full-body MRI at Aeon — and what modern preventive medicine means for longevity.

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    What is Aeon?

    Aeon is a Swiss HealthTech company elevating preventive medicine to a new level. Founded by Tim Seithe (CEO) and Dr. med. Manuel Puntschuh (CMO), Aeon combines cutting-edge diagnostics with digital processing — so health data is not just collected, but understood.

    Full-Body MRI

    High-resolution MRI for detecting anomalies throughout the entire body — radiation-free.

    Blood Analysis (75+ Biomarkers)

    Comprehensive blood work covering cardiometabolic, hormonal and nutritional markers.

    AI-Powered Analysis

    State-of-the-art AI algorithms support radiologists in reporting and body composition analysis.

    Medical Consultation

    Personal consultation with specialists — findings are explained clearly and put into context.

    Locations in DACH & UK

    Partner clinics in Switzerland, Germany and UK — expansion to 10+ locations planned.

    CHF 7.5M Seed Funding

    Led by Concentric — validating investor confidence in Aeon's preventive approach.

    Video · Aug 2026

    Full-Body MRI at Aeon in Zurich: My Experience & Results

    My personal experience with the full-body MRI at Aeon in Zurich: clinic workflow, 90 minutes inside the scanner, preparation, blood draw, results and the personal debrief with Roger Hornung. Plus: why this test is part of my longevity strategy.

    30:08 Aeon Zurich Bellevue
    Watch on YouTube
    Results · 24 Apr 2026

    My Aeon results — full-body MRI & bloodwork in detail

    Fully public, no filter. Here you can download the original radiology report and the complete bloodwork — plus a factual, data-driven interpretation in a longevity context.

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    Overall verdict

    No indication of tumors or neoplastic processes
    No inflammatory conditions
    No structural abnormalities of organs or vessels
    No lymph node enlargement

    The MRI confirms an unremarkable whole-body status with no major pathological findings.

    Original MRI images of my head

    A selection of real DICOM slices from my Aeon scan. The FLAIR markers show the non-specific white matter lesions described in the report — all < 5 mm, clinically unremarkable. Click to enlarge.

    Images: Röntgeninstitut Bellevue Zurich (RIMED) on behalf of Aeon · Scan date 24 Apr 2026.

    MRI findings by region

    Brain (CNS)

    • Several non-specific subcortical white matter signal hyperintensities, each < 5 mm (< 10 lesions)
    • No periventricular, juxtacortical or infratentorial lesions
    • Cerebral arteries unremarkable — no stenosis, no aneurysm

    Clinical reading: common non-specific finding in adults, no indication of MS or ischemia. 12-month follow-up recommended as standard precaution.

    Head / Sinuses

    • Mild mucosal swelling of right ethmoid cells
    • Small retention cyst in right maxillary sinus (~1 cm)
    • No cervical lymphadenopathy

    Common incidental findings, often linked to allergies or infections. Clinically irrelevant without symptoms.

    Thorax

    • No enlarged hilar, mediastinal or axillary lymph nodes
    • No pleural or pericardial effusion
    • Mediastinum of normal width

    Completely unremarkable.

    Abdomen / Organs

    • Liver, spleen, pancreas: normal size, homogeneous
    • Gallbladder, bile ducts, kidneys: unremarkable
    • No pathological lymph nodes, no free fluid

    Completely unremarkable organ status.

    Spine

    • Mild discopathy at segment C6/C7
    • No compression of neural structures
    • Normal vertebral body height, no bone bruise

    Age-appropriate finding without clinical relevance.

    Hand (thumb base joint)

    • Cystic lesion ~2 cm dorsoradial right
    • Most likely a ganglion cyst

    Benign change. Requires evaluation only if painful, growing or compressing nerves.

    Bloodwork — detailed analysis

    Haematology & inflammation

    Hämoglobin
    Ref: 135–172 g/l
    156 g/l
    normal
    Hämatokrit
    Ref: 0.395–0.505 l/l
    0.470 l/l
    normal
    Erythrozyten
    Ref: 4.30–5.75 10¹²/l
    5.34 10¹²/l
    normal
    Leukozyten
    Ref: 3.90–10.20 10⁹/l
    5.46 10⁹/l
    normal
    Thrombozyten
    Ref: 160–370 10⁹/l
    257 10⁹/l
    normal
    Ferritin
    Ref: 30–350 µg/l
    160.3 µg/l
    normal
    CRP
    Ref: < 5 mg/l
    1.9 mg/l
    normal

    Metabolism

    HbA1c
    Ref: 4.0–5.6 %
    5.0 %
    optimal
    TSH
    Ref: 0.27–4.20 mU/l
    0.84 mU/l
    optimal

    Lipid profile / cardiovascular

    Gesamtcholesterin
    Ref: < 5 mmol/l
    5.4 mmol/l
    slightly elevated
    LDL-Cholesterin
    Ref: < 3.0 mmol/l
    3.4 mmol/l
    slightly elevated
    HDL-Cholesterin
    Ref: > 1.00 mmol/l
    1.63 mmol/l
    optimal
    Triglyceride
    Ref: < 2.0 mmol/l
    0.8 mmol/l
    optimal
    Non-HDL
    Ref: < 3.9 mmol/l
    3.8 mmol/l
    normal
    ApoB
    Ref: < 1.00 g/l
    0.90 g/l
    normal
    Lipoprotein(a)
    Ref: < 75 nmol/l
    26 nmol/l
    optimal

    Liver & kidney

    ALAT
    Ref: < 50 U/l
    57 U/l
    slightly elevated
    GGT
    Ref: < 60 U/l
    29 U/l
    normal
    Kreatinin
    Ref: 62–106 µmol/l
    80 µmol/l
    normal
    eGFR
    Ref: > 90 ml/min
    114 ml/min
    optimal

    Micronutrients

    Vitamin B12
    Ref: 145–569 pmol/l
    350 pmol/l
    normal
    Folsäure
    Ref: > 10 nmol/l
    24.2 nmol/l
    normal

    Lipid profile reading

    Slightly elevated LDL with strong protective markers (high HDL, low triglycerides, low Lp(a), ApoB normal). Not a high-risk profile — moderate optimisation potential on LDL/ApoB.

    Longevity context

    Watch / optimise

    • Subcortical white matter lesions — follow-up MRI in 12 months
    • Slightly elevated LDL (3.4 mmol/l) — lifestyle optimisation
    • Slightly elevated ALAT (57 U/l) — re-test under standardised conditions

    Strengths

    • Excellent metabolic health (HbA1c 5.0 %)
    • Low inflammation (CRP 1.9 mg/l)
    • Excellent kidney function (eGFR 114 ml/min)
    • Low overall cardiovascular risk (Lp(a), HDL, TG)

    Download original reports

    Both PDFs are the original reports, with personal data (birthdate, patient ID, address) redacted before upload. All medical content is unchanged.

    MRI report (PDF)
    Full radiology report — Röntgeninstitut Bellevue Zurich
    92 KB · 2 Seiten
    Open report overview →Download PDF directly
    Blood panel (PDF)
    Aeon summary + Unilabs detail panel with all biomarkers
    774 KB · 5 Seiten
    Open report overview →Download PDF directly

    This content does not constitute a medical diagnosis or treatment recommendation. It is my personal experience report and baseline data. For a medical interpretation of your own values, please consult your doctor or a qualified professional.

    My Full-Body MRI at Aeon Zurich — an honest experience report

    I searched for honest reports on full-body MRI providers for a long time — and barely found any. So here is my Aeon appointment in full: process, people, tips and my personal verdict.

    I have been deep in longevity for years and share my tests publicly on longevity-hackers.de/about — bloodwork, NAD+, microbiome, vagus stimulation. A full-body MRI was the next logical step: bloodwork hints at processes, MRI shows structural changes. Even Bryan Johnson relies on regular imaging. For me it is the “king of all tests”.

    What an MRI can actually show

    An MRI uses no ionizing radiation — strong magnetic fields and radio waves create high-resolution images. Particularly well visible:

    • Soft tissue (organs, muscles, brain)
    • Inflammation
    • Suspicious tumor changes
    • Vascular changes
    • Discs & spine

    Important: an MRI is not a cure-all and does not replace medical diagnosis. But as a preventive tool, it is extremely strong.

    Why Aeon — and why Zurich Bellevue?

    I made first contact with Aeon through Amelie from their team. The communication was exceptional from the start — professional, structured and human. She recommended the Zurich Bellevue location.

    Aeon Zürich Bellevue

    Mühlebachstrasse 7, 8008 Zürich

    Very central. Walking distance from the Ameron Hotel — ideal if you have to travel in like I did.

    The appointment — step by step

    1. Reception & waiting area

    Friendly check-in on the first floor, then up to the second-floor waiting area. Quiet, modern, high-end — none of that sterile hospital feel.

    2. Prep with the attending physician

    Very calm, very professional — you can immediately tell these people know what they are doing. You get white clothing and have to remove anything even remotely magnetic (jewellery, watch, belt, even some bras).

    3. Blood draw

    Completely smooth and professional. The samples feed into the 75+ biomarker panel that complements the MRI scan.

    ~90 Min.

    4. The MRI — what it really feels like

    I was briefly worried about claustrophobia, even though I usually never get it. Completely unfounded. You lie on a bed, get a kind of helmet and a heavy cover — feels pretty futuristic. Earplugs, music, and a small display above you with calm videos (mine showed a beach with palm trees).

    The first 10–15 minutes are exciting — you notice everything, listen inward. Honest truth: after that, it just gets boring. You get regular announcements like &ldquo;next scan: 4 minutes&rdquo;, which helps massively with the sense of time. In between, breath commands: inhale, exhale, hold.

    What I would have wanted: a hint which body part is currently being scanned. After 90 minutes you are done — my neck was slightly stiff afterwards, nothing more.

    5. The highlight: debrief with Roger Hornung

    When I came out of the tube, Roger Hornung was standing there — Commercial Director at Aeon, previously 10 years in a leading role at RIMED Group. 20+ years in radiology and diagnostics. He took serious time with me: how the scan works, what was actually done, how to interpret the results. You immediately notice this guy knows his stuff — and he constantly credits his team. No ego, just real trust in the crew.

    &ldquo;People treat their cars better than their own bodies. Regular checks, maintenance, attention. But with their own body, they wait until something breaks.&rdquo;

    — Roger Hornung, Commercial Director Aeon

    Bonus: Roger handed me a key and said &ldquo;hold it near the MRI&rdquo;. The key was instantly snatched by the magnet. A pretty visceral demo for why you really need to remove ALL metal.

    My 3 most important tips for your first Aeon MRI

    1. 1Use the bathroom before you go in — you will not have a chance for ~90 minutes.
    2. 2Wear white underwear — you get white clothing and anything coloured/metallic comes off.
    3. 3Close your eyes at the start. Seriously. It helps massively in adjusting to the feeling inside the tube.

    My personal verdict

    This was not a &ldquo;nice to have&rdquo; for me — it was a real commitment. I recently became a father. In my family there are things like rheumatism and stroke — none of that is abstract. I do not just want to be healthy now, I want to be healthy long-term. And for that I need to understand where I stand. Early.

    I also see this as part of my mission to push longevity forward in Germany seriously. Not just talking about supplements, but real prevention. Aeon delivered strongly here — care, process, team and the debrief were on a level I had not yet experienced in German clinics.

    Appointment completed on Feb 24, 2026

    Results & evaluation

    As soon as the full evaluation (imaging + 75+ biomarker panel) is in, I will share the detailed results here and on YouTube. Including an honest take on what was found — or not.

    Doctor standing beside an MRI scanner in a modern clinic

    Why I Chose a Full-Body MRI

    I decided to do a full-body MRI because my life has fundamentally changed over the past months. I recently became a father, and that moment shifted my perspective on health completely. I don't just want to be healthy. I want to stay capable, present, and strong for my daughter – not just for the next few years, but for decades.

    There are health risks in my family history, including rheumatism and stroke. These are not abstract concerns to me; they are real. That's exactly why I don't want to wait for symptoms. I want clarity. I want data. I want to understand where I stand as early as possible.

    For me, a full-body MRI is not a lifestyle luxury. It is a commitment. A commitment to prevention over reaction. A commitment to taking responsibility for my health. And also a commitment to advancing serious longevity thinking in Germany.

    If I talk about longevity, I want it to go beyond supplements and routines. It has to include modern diagnostics, transparency, and early risk detection. This MRI is part of that philosophy.

    — Benedikt Keck, Longevity Expert at Longevity Hackers

    Transparent Pricing

    Three check-up packages for different needs. In Switzerland, up to 80% reimbursable depending on insurance.

    Starter

    2.490 €(Germany)
    2.490 CHF
    • Full-body MRI
    • 22 blood markers
    • Digital results portal
    • Medical consultation
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    2.990 €(Germany)
    2.990 CHF
    • Everything in Starter
    • AI body composition
    • Extended blood analysis
    • Detailed report
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    6.990 CHF(Switzerland only)
    • Everything in Plus
    • 70+ biomarkers
    • Genetic tests
    • Long-term support
    • Most extensive check-up
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    With our community code LONGEVITY10, save an additional 10% on all packages.

    Full-body MRI for prevention: what Aeon delivers vs the classic check-up

    Most people searching for "full-body MRI screening" or "private full-body check-up" want more than the basic GP check. Here is the direct comparison:

    CoverageStandard GP checkAeon Ganzkörper-MRT
    Imaging—Full-body MRI, radiation-free
    Biomarkers~10 standard values75+ (ApoB, Lp(a), hsCRP, HbA1c…)
    Cancer early detectionManual palpationMRI-based structural analysis
    Result debrief5–10 minIn-person, ~30–45 min
    CostInsurance coveredFrom €2,490

    Aeon vs Prenuvo vs Kry vs Mediscan – provider comparison 2026

    The four most-searched full-body MRI providers head-to-head. As of 2026.

    ProviderEU locationsBlood panel incl.Entry price
    AeonCH, DE, UKYes (75+ markers)ab 2.490 €
    PrenuvoLondon onlyNo (extra fee)ab ~£2.499
    Kry / LiviDE, UK, SE, FRTelemedicine focus, no MRI—
    MediscanDE (Hamburg)Optional, extra feeab ~1.900 €

    Prices and locations rounded, as of 2026. Confirm current availability with each provider.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How much does a full-body MRI at Aeon cost?▾
    Aeon offers various packages: Starter from €2,490 (DE) / CHF 2,490 (CH), Plus from €2,990/CHF, and Premium (CH only) from CHF 6,990. Price includes full-body MRI, blood analysis, and medical consultation.
    Is there an Aeon discount code?▾
    Yes, use code LONGEVITY10 for 10% off all Aeon check-ups. Enter the code during booking.
    Aeon vs Prenuvo — what is the difference?▾
    Prenuvo is the most well-known full-body MRI provider globally, but has no locations in Germany or Switzerland (only London in Europe). Aeon is the European alternative with clinics in Germany, Switzerland, and the UK. Unlike Prenuvo, every Aeon check-up includes comprehensive blood analysis (75+ biomarkers) — at Prenuvo this costs extra. Price-wise, Aeon starts at €2,490 (Prenuvo UK from approx. £2,499).
    What is the Aeon check-up process?▾
    You book online, visit a partner clinic for blood draw and MRI scan (approx. 50 min). The total appointment takes about 90 minutes. Results are delivered digitally via the Aeon portal.
    Where are Aeon locations?▾
    Aeon has partner clinics in Switzerland, Germany, and the UK. Expansion to 10+ locations is planned.
    Is an Aeon check-up covered by insurance?▾
    In Switzerland, up to 80% may be reimbursable depending on insurance policy. In Germany, it's a self-pay service. Aeon actively works with insurers.
    Who benefits most from a self-pay full-body MRI at Aeon?▾
    A self-pay full-body MRI is particularly worthwhile for: (1) people aged 40+ with family history (cancer, cardiovascular), (2) proactive longevity users without acute symptoms who want to capture a baseline, (3) people with unclear symptoms where statutory screening has found nothing. The Aeon Starter (from €2,490) covers full-body MRI + blood analysis — significantly cheaper than comparable individual services (~€1,500 MRI + €500–800 labs). For statutorily insured patients in Germany, it is currently the most pragmatic route to complete preventive imaging.
    What is Aeon Life?▾
    Aeon Life is a Swiss health-tech company specializing in preventive diagnostics. Founded with the mission to detect health risks early, Aeon Life offers full-body MRI, comprehensive blood analysis (75+ biomarkers), and AI-powered evaluations at locations in Switzerland, Germany, and the UK.
    What makes Aeon different from other MRI providers?▾
    Aeon combines full-body MRI with comprehensive blood analysis (75+ biomarkers), AI-powered evaluation, and medical consultation. Results are digitally processed and presented clearly.
    Is a full-body MRI useful for prevention?▾
    A full-body MRI can detect anomalies before symptoms appear — ideal for proactive health management. Aeon combines MRI with blood analysis for a complete picture.
    How often should you get a full-body MRI?▾
    Experts recommend a preventive full-body MRI every 1–2 years, depending on age and individual risk profile. For those with family history or aged 40+, annual check-ups may be advisable. Aeon offers comparison analysis between scans to detect changes early.
    Full-body MRI screening — what is examined?▾
    A full-body MRI examines the brain, spine, organs (liver, kidneys, spleen, pancreas), joints, and blood vessels. Aeon supplements this with blood analysis of 75+ biomarkers — including inflammation markers, hormone levels, and nutrient status. The AI-powered evaluation detects anomalies that traditional check-ups often miss.
    What is a subcortical white matter lesion and is it dangerous?▾
    Subcortical white matter lesions are small bright signal changes in the brain's white matter, typically visible on FLAIR MRI sequences. In adults, small non-specific lesions (< 5 mm, < 10 in number, without periventricular/juxtacortical location) are a very common incidental finding and usually clinically unremarkable — no indication of MS or stroke. A 12-month follow-up scan is the standard recommendation.
    Which blood markers matter most in a longevity check-up?▾
    Beyond a standard CBC, the most relevant markers for a longevity assessment are: HbA1c (long-term glucose), CRP/hsCRP (inflammation), ApoB and Lp(a) (cardiovascular risk), HDL/LDL/triglycerides (lipid profile), eGFR (kidney), TSH (thyroid), ALAT/GGT (liver), plus Vitamin D, B12 and folate. Aeon measures 75+ of these markers in one panel and contextualises them for prevention.
    How to read a full-body MRI report — what do incidental findings mean?▾
    In over 90 % of full-body MRIs, harmless incidental findings are documented: small cysts (e.g. kidney or sinus cysts), ganglia, mild disc changes, or non-specific white matter lesions. These are not diagnoses but structural observations. The key is distinguishing actionable findings (e.g. suspected tumor) from harmless incidentalomas — exactly what the Aeon medical debrief provides.
    What are Aeon Life reviews like?▾
    My personal Aeon Life experience was thoroughly positive: professional clinic workflow, thorough examination (full-body MRI + blood analysis) in about 90 minutes, and clear digital results presented via the Aeon portal. Aeon Life positions itself as a longevity partner for proactive health management.
    What did the Aeon full-body MRI find for Benedikt Keck?▾
    Overall unremarkable status: no indication of tumors, inflammation or structural abnormalities of organs or vessels, no lymph node enlargement. Incidental findings: a few non-specific subcortical white matter lesions (< 5 mm, < 10 lesions) — 12-month follow-up recommended. Plus a ~2 cm ganglion cyst on the right thumb base joint, a small retention cyst in the right maxillary sinus and a mild C6/C7 discopathy with no nerve compression. Full report (PDF) available in the results section above.
    What did the bloodwork from the Aeon check-up look like?▾
    Excellent metabolic baseline: HbA1c 5.0 %, CRP 1.9 mg/l, eGFR 114 ml/min, TSH 0.84 mU/l, Lp(a) low (26 nmol/l), HDL high (1.63 mmol/l), triglycerides low (0.8 mmol/l). Slightly elevated: LDL 3.4 mmol/l, total cholesterol 5.4 mmol/l, ALAT 57 U/l. Not a high-risk profile — moderate optimisation potential in LDL/ApoB. Full Unilabs report available as PDF.
    What does a slightly elevated ALAT (57 U/l) mean?▾
    ALAT (alanine aminotransferase) is a liver enzyme. An isolated mild elevation — without simultaneously elevated GGT or other liver values — is often harmless. Common causes: intense strength training 1–2 days before blood draw, certain supplements or transient metabolic effects. Re-testing under standardised conditions (at least 48 h training pause) makes sense before further investigation.
    Do you get claustrophobic in the Aeon MRI?▾
    From my own experience: I was briefly worried, even though I usually never get claustrophobic — and it turned out to be completely unfounded. You get earplugs, music and a small display above you with calm videos (mine showed a beach with palm trees). My tip: close your eyes at the beginning, it helps enormously to adjust. After the first 10–15 minutes it gets boring rather than oppressive.
    What does the Aeon appointment in Zurich actually look like?▾
    Check-in on the first floor, then waiting area on the second floor. Prep with the doctor (white clothing, all metal removed), blood draw, then ~90 minutes in the MRI with breath commands and short interval announcements. At the end, personal debrief with the Aeon team — in my case with Roger Hornung, Commercial Director with 20+ years in radiology.
    Which Aeon location in Zurich is recommended?▾
    I went to Mühlebachstrasse 7, 8008 Zurich (Bellevue location). Very central, walking distance from the Ameron Hotel — ideal if you have to travel in for the appointment like I did. The clinic itself feels modern and calm, none of that sterile hospital atmosphere.
    What tips do you have before a full-body MRI at Aeon?▾
    Three things I would tell anyone after my appointment: 1) Use the bathroom beforehand — you will not have a chance for ~90 minutes. 2) Wear white underwear, you get white clothing and anything coloured/metallic comes off. 3) Close your eyes when you first slide into the tube — it makes the adjustment noticeably easier.
    Is there a video of the Aeon experience?▾
    Yes — on this page you will find my full 30-minute video walkthrough of the full-body MRI at Aeon in Zurich (Bellevue location): workflow, preparation, 90 minutes inside the scanner, blood draw and the personal debrief with Roger Hornung. Embedded directly in the "Video · Aug 2026" section above.
    Where can I get a full-body MRI in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg or Frankfurt?▾
    Aeon operates with selected partner clinics across Germany and is actively expanding the network. Locations in major cities like Berlin, Munich, Hamburg and Frankfurt are planned or partially live – the Aeon booking portal shows current availability after entering a postcode. For minimum travel, the Zurich Bellevue (Switzerland) location is also bookable.
    Private full-body check-up: what does it add over a regular GP visit?▾
    A standard GP check covers basic bloodwork, blood pressure and urine – nothing more. A private Aeon full-body check-up adds a radiation-free full-body MRI, 75+ biomarkers including ApoB, Lp(a), hsCRP, HbA1c, and a medical debrief. That detects structural and metabolic risk significantly earlier than the standard check.

    Whole-body MRI cost in Germany – what a self-pay scan really costs in 2026

    A self-pay whole-body MRI in Germany currently costs between €1,200 (pure radiology, no interpretation) and €3,500 (premium practices with full reporting). The Aeon Starter (€2,490) sits in the middle — but additionally includes a blood panel with 75+ biomarkers and a physician consultation. Compared with single services (MRI about €1,500, comprehensive blood panel €500–800) the bundle is mathematically cheaper than the sum of the parts. Statutory insurance usually does not cover it since it is preventive.

    Who benefits: people over 40 with a family history (cancer, cardiovascular), proactive longevity users without symptoms who want a baseline, and people with unexplained symptoms where standard preventive care found nothing. For statutorily insured people in Germany, Aeon is currently one of the most pragmatic paths to a complete preventive imaging workup because booking is online and partner clinics run standardized protocols.

    Prenuvo alternative in Europe – why Aeon matters more in Germany and Switzerland

    Prenuvo is the most well-known whole-body MRI provider globally — but in Europe only present with a single site in London. Anyone in Germany, Austria or Switzerland who wants a preventive whole-body scan either flies out or picks a European alternative. Aeon operates via partner clinics in Switzerland, Germany and the UK. The key offering difference: a comprehensive blood panel is included in every Aeon package; with Prenuvo it costs extra. Pricing is on a similar level (Aeon Starter from €2,490, Prenuvo UK from about £2,499).

    Aeon vs Prenuvo vs Kry – honest provider comparison

    Three very different approaches to preventive longevity diagnostics in Europe.

    CriterionAeonPrenuvoKry (Livi)
    Locations DACHGermany, Switzerland, UKLondon only (EU)Germany, Sweden, UK
    Blood panel includedYes, 75+ biomarkers includedNo, extra costHandled separately via telemedicine
    Whole-body MRIYes, core of the offeringYes, core of the offeringNo
    Price (entry)From €2,490 (Starter) — 10 % off with LONGEVITY10From about £2,499Telemedicine subscription, no scan

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