Overview
- The full-size mirror records a roughly 30-second facial video and uses transdermal optical imaging with AI to analyze blood-flow patterns without physical contact.
- The system generates a 0–100 Longevity Index that blends cardiovascular and metabolic risk, heart health, physiological age, and mental stress, with risk projections up to 20 years.
- Reporters at CES saw heart rate and blood pressure readings in the right ballpark for some tests, while other outputs such as BMI were inaccurate when details like height and weight were not provided.
- NuraLogix describes the product as a wellness tool rather than a diagnostic device and says its blood pressure metric is undergoing the FDA clearance process.
- The device is priced at $899 with the first year included, renews at $99 per year, supports up to six profiles, and a $399-per-year One Touch Health Concierge is planned after an early-2026 launch.