COR At-Home Inflammation Test (5-Pack)
Mail-In Kits Are Outdated
COR gives you results in minutes, not weeks.
Most “at-home inflammation tests” aren’t really at home — they’re mail-in kits. You prick your finger, ship your blood, and wait days or weeks for results. By then, the number is outdated.
The COR Inflammation Test measures your erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR, or sed rate) — a trusted hospital inflammation marker — and delivers lab-validated results in just 30 minutes, at home.

A Marker That Actually Matters
ESR is a composite marker reflecting dozens of inflammation proteins and is trusted worldwide.

Comprehensive
ESR reflects dozens of inflammatory proteins (CRP, fibrinogen, complement, immunoglobulins)

Trusted in hospitals
ESR is used worldwide to monitor inflammation trends

Longevity insight
Lower sed rates are associated with healthier aging and vitality

Lab quality
But made easy for home use by Apple Watch architect Bob Messerschmidt
What You’ll Get With The COR Test

A Simple 4-Step Process
From finger stick to result in 30 minutes.

Place a drop of blood in the COR test tube

Insert it into the COR One reader

Get your ESR result in 30 minutes

Track trends and add tags in your secure COR Dashboard — including separate Family Mode profiles for each household member
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Frequently
asked questions
Have any questions? We have the answers.
What does this measure?
Sed Rate—short for Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)—is a composite signal of systemic inflammation. It reflects how quickly red blood cells (RBCs) settle to the bottom of a test tube, a process that accelerates in the presence of inflammatory proteins.
Do other home devices exist to measure chronic inflammation?
COR is the first and only completely at-home solution.
How is ESR different from CRP?
CRP is one inflammatory marker. ESR reflects many inflammatory proteins including CRP—making it better at capturing ongoing or chronic inflammation that CRP alone might miss.
Do you have a CRP tracker as well?
ESR is the best marker for tracking because it captures the full picture — it responds to dozens of different acute-phase proteins, stays stable enough to show real trends, and reflects both acute and low-grade inflammation. ESR at home is the gold standard for seeing whether your inflammation is truly moving in the right direction.
What is a normal Sed Rate?
It depends on your age and sex, but in general: lower is better. Even within the “normal” range, lower values correlate with better long-term health outcomes. Many of our users aim to be "optimal" with ESR in the 5-7 range or less.
Are COR ESR results as accurate as lab results?
Probably more so because ESR is optimally measured within 4 hours of blood draw. The COR device and test are both medically accurate and FDA registered.
Is COR available internationally?
COR is currently available in the US and Canada. As with all products COR is subject to local regulation and requirements.
Can I share the results with my physician?
Yes. Your physician will understand your Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) results. Additionally, the COR dashboard allows you to print your results. You can then share them with medical professionals.
Is COR covered by insurance?
According to the Internal Revenue Service, Class 1 medical devices qualify for inclusion in Flexible Spending Accounts and Health Savings Accounts (FSA/HSA) under Internal Revenue Code Section 213(d). COR is coded as a health care product and may be purchased with your FSA or HSA credit card. Use the Flex option at checkout.