Question 1

What is TMRW?

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A precision health membership based in Sydney. Blood work shows how you are now. On Longevity, an epigenetic finger-prick shows how you are ageing. A clinical team reads both, builds a plan, and retests through the year.

Question 2

Who is TMRW for?

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Adults who want a clearer read than a standard checkup, and a plan that follows the results. It is not emergency care, and it is not a replacement for your GP.

Question 3

How do I start?

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Start on the memberships page. Pick Foundation or Longevity. The blood test, the plan, and the retests sit inside that membership.

Question 4

Do I need a referral?

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No GP referral is required to start a membership. A TMRW clinician still reads your results. Take them to your own GP if you want a second read.

Question 5

Is TMRW only in Sydney?

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TMRW is based in Sydney. The blood test can be taken at a pathology lab in Australia. The membership is not a local clinic visit.

Question 6

Can I do this if I already have a GP?

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Yes. TMRW does not replace your GP. A clinician here reads the results and builds a plan. Keep your usual doctor in the loop.

Question 7

Is this a longevity clinic?

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No. TMRW is a membership, not a clinic you walk into. Testing, a plan, and retests sit inside the membership.

Question 8

What if I feel fine?

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A standard checkup can miss things that still show in blood. Feeling fine is not the same as a full read. A result is still not a diagnosis.

Question 9

What is the difference between Foundation and Longevity?

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Foundation is the blood layer: 75+ markers across 11 organ systems, a plan, and the pod. Longevity adds the cells underneath, an epigenetic finger-prick that reads biological age, pace of ageing, and organ-by-organ age. Neither plan is a diagnosis.

Question 10

How much does Foundation cost?

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Foundation is A$199 a month, or A$1,999 if you pay the year in one go. There is no separate joining fee.

Question 11

How much does Longevity cost?

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Longevity is A$299 a month, or A$2,999 if you pay the year in one go. There is no separate joining fee.

Question 12

Can I cancel? Is there a contract?

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No lock-in. Cancel anytime. You are billed monthly, and there is no large upfront fee on the monthly plan.

Question 13

Can I buy the pod without the membership?

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No. The pod is only precise because of what sits around it: the blood test, the plan, and the retests that keep it current. That is the membership.

Question 14

Can I switch from Foundation to Longevity later?

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Yes. Foundation is the blood layer. Longevity adds the epigenetic read. Start where you are. The chooser sits on the memberships page.

Question 15

What do I actually get?

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A blood test, a clinician-read plan, a pod built from those results, and retests through the year. Longevity also includes the finger-prick that reads how you are ageing.

Question 16

Is there a joining fee?

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No. Annual billing is one payment for the year. Monthly billing is the month. There is no separate joining fee.

Question 17

What test do I need to do?

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A comprehensive blood test you take to a pathology lab in Australia, bulk-billed through Medicare. It reads 75+ markers across 11 organ systems. The pod is built from what it finds.

Question 18

How does TMRW measure health?

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Blood for how you are now. On Longevity, an epigenetic finger-prick for how you are ageing: biological age, pace of ageing, and organ-by-organ age, via TruDiagnostic. A clinician reads both.

Question 19

What is a biological age test?

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An estimate of how your biology is ageing, not a second birthday. On TMRW it sits on Longevity. It is not a diagnosis.

Question 20

What does the finger-prick actually read?

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About 1,700 data points from your biology. It is used for biological age, pace of ageing, and organ-by-organ age. It does not replace the blood panel.

Question 21

Do I have to fast?

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Some blood markers need a fast. Your kit and the pathology form will say so. If you are unsure, ask before you book the draw.

Question 22

Where do I get blood taken?

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Any pathology lab in Australia that can run the form. You do not need to come into a TMRW clinic.

Question 23

Can I add extra tests later?

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Your clinician can add markers your story actually calls for. You are not tested for the sake of it. Memberships is still where you start.

Question 24

Is this the same as a standard health check?

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No. A standard check is usually a shorter panel. Foundation is 75+ markers across 11 organ systems. Longevity adds the ageing read. A TMRW result is still not a diagnosis.

Question 25

What is in the pod?

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No two pods are the same, because yours is built from what your blood test finds. The library has 107+ ingredients. Someone else's pod can look nothing like yours. That is an example, not a prescription.

Question 26

How is it different from the supplements I already take?

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Shelf supplements are dosed for a population and never change. Your pod is built from your own blood and adjusted as your results move.

Question 27

How do I know the doses are right?

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Each pod is compounded in a pharmacy facility. The granule count is checked twice during production so the pod matches the formula your clinician signed off.

Question 28

Are my pods TGA approved?

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Pods are pharmacy compounded medicines, prepared for you. They are made and dispensed under Pharmacy Board of Australia compounding standards, plus the relevant state or territory rules. That is not the same as a listed TGA product on a shelf.

Question 29

What is the quality of the ingredients?

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Ingredient granules are manufactured and tested in TGA-accredited facilities, under Australian quality and safety rules.

Question 30

What are the other ingredients or fillers?

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The back label lists excipients. Those are inactive ingredients that hold granules together, keep them stable, and make the pod easier to take. They support the active formula. They are not the formula.

Question 31

Are any ingredients from animals?

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Some can be. Chondroitin sulfate is usually bovine. Vitamin D is often from lanolin. A small amount of vitamin A may be stabilised with gelatin. Ask the clinical team if you need a specific exclusion.

Question 32

Can I keep taking my own supplements?

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Tell the clinical team what you already take. The pod is built from your results. Doubling up is not automatically better, and this is not an instruction to stop a prescribed medicine.

Question 33

Who reads the results?

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A TMRW clinician. The number does not interpret itself. The public clinical team page names the roles: doctor, nurse practitioner, nutritionist, and naturopath. It does not replace your GP.

Question 34

Does a TMRW result diagnose disease?

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No. A result is not a diagnosis, a treatment plan, or a guarantee.

Question 35

What happens after the first test?

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A clinician reads it, builds a plan, and the pod is compounded from that plan. Retests through the year keep the plan current.

Question 36

Can I share results with my GP?

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Yes. Take the results to your own GP if you want a second read. TMRW does not replace that relationship.

Question 37

Is the science real?

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Blood goes through accredited Australian pathology. The ageing read on Longevity uses TruDiagnostic. The formula is signed off by your clinical team and compounded by registered pharmacists.

Question 38

How am I billed?

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Monthly, unless you choose the annual price. Annual billing is one payment for the year. No separate joining fee.

Question 39

What if I travel or live outside Sydney?

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The blood test can be taken at a pathology lab in Australia. You do not need to visit a TMRW site for the draw.

Question 40

Is the blood test bulk-billed?

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The memberships page says the blood test is bulk-billed through Medicare at a pathology lab in Australia. Bring your Medicare card to the draw.

Question 41

Can I pause instead of cancel?

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You can cancel anytime. If you need a pause, ask the team. Do not assume a pause is automatic.

Question 42

What if I am already on prescribed medicine?

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Keep taking what your own doctor prescribed unless that doctor tells you to change it. Tell the TMRW clinician what you take. This is not a instruction to stop a medicine.

Question 43

Do you treat anxiety, menopause, or fatigue?

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No. Those can be reasons people look at markers. TMRW measures and plans from results. It does not diagnose or treat a mental health condition, and it does not replace your GP.

Question 44

What TMRW does not do

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It does not diagnose. It does not replace your GP. It does not sell DEXA or full-body MRI. It is not an emergency service.

Question 45

Is this a guarantee I will age slower?

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No. TMRW helps members work on health and biological ageing. Nothing here is a guarantee.

Question 46

Can I buy a single test on the website?

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The public site starts at memberships. Extra panels, if you need them, sit with the clinician and the member app. They are not a public shop on this site.

Question 47

Is this medical advice?

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These answers explain the membership. They are not personal medical advice. A clinician reads your own results. Your GP stays in the picture.

Question 48

What if I need help today?

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If you are in immediate danger, use local emergency services. TMRW is a membership with planned testing. It is not an urgent clinic.

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