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Jinfiniti vs. Tally Health: Cheek Swab or Blood Test?

Tally Health estimates your epigenetic age from a cheek swab. Jinfiniti measures cellular markers such as NAD+ in your blood. Here is what each one tells you.

Fact-checked September 29, 20265 minute readPublished by Jinfiniti
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A sample tube in a white ceramic holder beside a sealed cheek swab in a clear tube on cream paper
The short answer

Choose Tally Health if

You want a painless, needle-free test that gives one epigenetic age number, and you like a membership that pairs a retest every 6 months with a daily supplement.

Choose Jinfiniti if

You want measured blood markers, including intracellular NAD+, oxidative stress and ApoB, with an expert who reviews your results and builds a protocol.

Tally Health sells an NAD+ supplement but does not offer an NAD+ test. If NAD+ is your focus, a test that measures it can show whether a supplement works for you.

Jinfiniti vs. Tally Health, side by side

What a buyer actually receives. Where a company does not publish a fact, we leave it out rather than guess.

JinfinitiTally Health
Cost and access
Price$898 or $1,498per panel$249per test, or $129 a month for membership
How you payPer test, no renewalOne test, or a monthly membership
What is measuredBlood chemistry and cellular markersDNA methylation from cheek cells
Sample collection3 vials, by a mobile phlebotomist or at a nearby labCheek swab at home
First results7 to 10 days6 to 8 weeks
LaboratoryJinfiniti’s own CLIA-certified labPartner lab, not named
What you learn
Epigenetic ageOne number
Measured ApoB, HbA1c and hormones
Intracellular NAD+
Oxidative stress (ROM and TAC)
KlothoUltimate panel
Senescence markers (SA-β-gal, 8-OHdG)Ultimate panel
Inflammatory cytokines (IL-6, TNF-α and more)Ultimate panel
After your results
Action planProtocol from your resultsMembers only, algorithm-based
One-to-one results consultationFree expert consultation
Supplement includedMembers, every month
RetestingWhen you choose, after you actEvery 6 months for members

included  ·  extra cost or partly  ·  not on the published list. Checked September 29, 2026 against each company’s public pages.

Two different kinds of measurement

Tally Health reads DNA methylation in cheek cells to estimate your epigenetic age. It does not measure any blood markers. Jinfiniti measures levels in your blood and cells. Checked September 29, 2026.

Tally Health reports

TallyAge epigenetic ageLifestyle survey score (members)Action plan (members)

Jinfiniti standard markers

ApoBLp(a)hs-CRPHbA1cInsulinHomocysteineVitamin DTestosteroneEstradiolTSHFree T3Lipid panel

Jinfiniti cellular markers

Intracellular NAD+ROMTAC

Ultimate panel adds

KlothoSA-β-gal8-OHdGIL-1βIL-6IL-8TNF-α
How to read a TallyAge result. Tally Health says swings of about 2 years between tests are normal, and suggests 5 to 9 tests to see a trend. Its published research validates CheekAge, the clock Tally calls the inspiration for TallyAge.

What it costs, and what you get for it

Tally’s single test costs less. Over a year, the membership costs $1,548, with two tests and a monthly supplement.

Tally Health
$249/ test

One TallyAge result. Membership is $129 a month, with a test every 6 months, action plans and a monthly supplement. Test kits are final sale.

Jinfiniti Cellular Essentials
$898/ panel

Standard longevity markers plus intracellular NAD+ and oxidative stress, with a free expert consultation.

Jinfiniti Ultimate Longevity
$1,498/ panel

Adds Klotho, senescence markers and inflammatory cytokines, with a free expert consultation and protocol.

Prices checked September 29, 2026. A Jinfiniti retest is a second purchase.

Where each one is strong

Both are good at different jobs. Here is what each does well, in plain terms.

Tally Health

A painless way to benchmark aging

  • A cheek swab at home, with no needle and no blood draw.
  • A clock based on CheekAge, which Tally’s in-house scientists have published in peer-reviewed journals.
  • Open about limits: it says the test measures DNA methylation only and that results swing between tests.
  • HSA or FSA payment through TrueMed, subject to your plan.
Jinfiniti

Cellular depth and a plan you act on

  • Intracellular NAD+, a molecule your cells use to make energy and repair DNA.
  • ROM and TAC, the balance between oxidative stress and your antioxidant defenses.
  • Klotho and senescence markers on the Ultimate panel. Klotho is a protein linked to kidney function and healthy aging. Senescent cells stop dividing but still send out inflammatory signals.
  • An expert reviews your results with you, then you act, retest and adjust. Jinfiniti calls this Test, Act, Optimize.

How the testing experience differs

From order to retest, step by step.

01

Order

Jinfiniti
Choose a panel. Pay per test.
Tally Health
Buy a test, or join the monthly membership.
02

Collect

Jinfiniti
Kit comes to you. A mobile phlebotomist draws 3 vials, or visit a nearby lab. No fasting needed.
Tally Health
Swab your cheek at home and mail the kit.
03

Results

Jinfiniti
7 to 10 days.
Tally Health
6 to 8 weeks.
04

Review

Jinfiniti
Free consultation with an expert, then a protocol.
Tally Health
One epigenetic age number. Members also get an action plan and a supplement.
05

Retest

Jinfiniti
Buy a retest when you want to measure the change.
Tally Health
Every 6 months for members.

Who should choose which

Start with the question you want answered.

Choose Tally Health if

  • You want a needle-free test.
  • You want one simple aging number to track over time.
  • You like a test and a supplement in one monthly plan.

Choose Jinfiniti if

  • You want to know your intracellular NAD+ level.
  • You want measured blood markers and an expert review.
  • You want results in days, not weeks.

Look at another epigenetic test if

  • You want a detailed epigenetic report with organ ages and pace of aging.

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Is Jinfiniti or Tally Health better?

They measure different things. Tally Health is the better fit if you want a needle-free epigenetic age test and a simple monthly plan. Jinfiniti is the better fit if you want measured blood and cellular markers, such as intracellular NAD+ and oxidative stress, with an expert who reviews your results.

What does a cheek swab test measure?

Tally’s cheek swab reads DNA methylation, chemical tags on the DNA in your cheek cells, and turns it into one epigenetic age number. It does not measure blood markers such as cholesterol, blood sugar, hormones or NAD+.

Does Tally Health test NAD+?

No, as of September 29, 2026. Tally Health sells an NAD+ supplement made with niacinamide, but its test measures DNA methylation only. Jinfiniti measures intracellular NAD+ on every core panel.

How much do Jinfiniti and Tally Health cost?

As of September 29, 2026, a TallyAge test is $249, and the Tally membership is $129 a month with a test every 6 months and a monthly supplement. Jinfiniti charges per test: the Cellular Essentials Panel is $898 and the Ultimate Longevity Panel is $1,498, and each includes a free expert consultation.

Does Tally Health include a clinician?

Tally Health does not list a clinician consultation, and its terms say its products are not a substitute for medical advice. Jinfiniti includes a free consultation in which an expert reviews your report with you.

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