A Tasso blood-collection device is shipped to you with the manufacturer's instructions.
Collect once. Keep the whole story.
Bloodwork is a modular add-on to any Peppies subscription — never sold on its own. One option only: a Tasso blood-collection device is shipped, you collect a sample following its instructions, return it to the selected laboratory, and your laboratory report is imported into My Health Timeline — from €33 per event.
One way: a Tasso device, then the laboratory.
There is one option — a Tasso collection device plus a laboratory report. The device is shipped to you; you collect a sample following the manufacturer's instructions; you return it to the laboratory selected for the order; the laboratory returns its report. One event = one device + one processing run (from €33/event). One sample covers many biomarkers; add events only for repeat testing over time. Reports observe biomarker trends and make no claim about what any compound does.
You collect a small blood sample yourself at home by following the Tasso device instructions.
You return the sample to the selected laboratory in the prepaid return pack.
The laboratory issues your blood report, which Peppies imports into My Health Timeline.
The Tasso blood-collection device
Every blood event ships an upper-arm Tasso blood-collection device. You collect the sample following the manufacturer's instructions, then return it to the laboratory selected for the order. The laboratory performs the analysis and issues the report.
device_count = blood_events
One Tasso device per blood event — one sample returned to the laboratory per event. A four-event track therefore ships four devices.
One flow, start to finish.
The Tasso device collects your sample; the laboratory selected for the order analyses it and issues the report. The laboratory is the source of every reported value.
The Tasso device
An upper-arm Tasso collection device is shipped to you — one per blood event.
You collect a small sample by following the manufacturer's instructions.
You seal it in the prepaid pack and return it to the selected laboratory.
The collection device does not itself analyse the sample or produce a report.
Where your report comes from
The selected laboratory receives your returned sample and runs the panel.
It issues the validated, signed official blood report.
LabBridge ingests that report and writes it to your My Health Timeline.
The issuing laboratory is the single source of every figure shown as a result.
The report becomes a record, not another PDF to lose.
The laboratory-issued values land on one private timeline beside the data you choose to bring from wearables, progress photos and notes. It shows what changed over time; it never diagnoses, prescribes or assigns a cause.
One line from first draw to latest signal.
Reference ranges stay attached to the issuing report. Everything else remains clearly labeled as self-reported or device-measured.
Original values and ranges6
Device-measured212
Photos and notes24
Clinician-ready PDFReady
My Health Timeline is included at no monthly fee. Sample values above are illustrative.
Open your timeline →Source stays visible
Laboratory, wearable and self-reported data never blur into one another.
Time does the work
Repeat reports line up on one axis, with no causal claims or effect rankings.
You control sharing
Export a clinician-ready record only when you choose to share it.
Choose a blood-test plan or inspect the collection workflow behind it.
There is one collection method: a Tasso device is shipped to you, you collect a sample following the manufacturer's instructions, and you return it to the laboratory selected for the order. That laboratory analyses the sample and issues the report — it is the single source of every reported value. Tracks observe biomarker trends and make no claim about what any compound does.