Is Your Home Making You Sick?

Autoimmune problems occur when something from the digestive tract bypasses the blood barrier, and the body's immune system then begins to attack it.

Your immune system is meant to protect you, but environmental factors like stress, toxins, and diet can confuse it. When that happens, your body may start attacking itself, leading to chronic inflammation and disease.

Epigenetic conditions happen when external factors cause genes to in essence turn off or on based on environmental factors

Your DNA is the blueprint, but your environment decides how it's read. The food you eat, the air you breathe, and the stress you feel can turn genes on or off, shaping your health.

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Disease Linked to Environment

How does your environment rewrite your biology?

Epigenetics

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Autoimmune

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Your home should be a sanctuary for health, not a source of harm. At Home Health Box, we empower you to uncover invisible hazards in your environment—air, water, mold, pests, and more—so you can live healthier and safer lives.

How It Works

From monthly at-home testing kits to real-time monitoring and expert analysis, we make it simple to uncover hidden environmental risks in your home. One box, one focus, one healthier home at a time.

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Comprehensive Testing for a Safer Home

Your environment plays a significant role in your health. Every month, you will receive a new box focused on a new area of your home health. The box will contain research-grade tests or sensors that you will deploy. At the end of the month, you send back the samples and sensors, and all the data goes to your home health Data box, which you can access anytime.

Imagine you find heavy metals like mercury or lead in your water supply. Based on our findings, we will generate a recommendation, encouraging your health provider to perform a medical heavy metal test to determine how much has been absorbed into your body. The medical professional can then recommend detox options to improve your health.

Choose your plan

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6 Month Foundational Testing Plan (Required For New Customers)

$599.00

Every month

Your 6-month starter plan tests for the top hidden home health risks: Air Quality (PM2.5, VOCs, CO₂) Water Quality (Heavy metals, PFAS, chlorine) Mold (Spore and surface tests) Radon (Lung-damaging gas) Lead & Heavy Metals VOCs (From furniture, paint, cleaners) Each month includes pro-grade tests, easy instructions, and a personalized report with next steps for you and your doctor.

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12 Months

$399.00

Every month

Home Health Box delivers a monthly focus on key environmental risks—such as mold, radon, and air quality—providing research-grade tests and sensors to uncover hidden hazards linked to chronic diseases. If we detect issues, you'll receive a detailed report to share with your doctor for medical testing and detox recommendations. In addition, we will give tips and best practices for remediation. Stay informed, take control of your home’s health, and protect your well-being with each box.

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Pregnancy-Fertility

$5,500.00

One time

Add-on (after 6-month plan) Designed for expecting parents and families planning for pregnancy, this advanced kit tests for environmental risks that impact: Fertility health Pregnancy outcomes Child development Includes specialized testing for endocrine disruptors, pesticides, heavy metals, mold toxins, and EMFs. You’ll receive a detailed report for your provider—helping you create a safer, healthier home for your growing family.

How it works

Once you join the pre-order list, the Home Health Box ships within two months, while the Pregnancy & Fertility Box ships within three months. During this time, we set up your Home Health Data Box, a secure platform where you can track test results and sensor readings. Our system analyzes this data, identifying patterns and environmental risks by comparing them to benchmarked levels of concern, helping you take proactive steps for a healthier home.
Each month during the 6-month foundational phase, Home Health Box targets a critical environmental concern—like air quality, water contaminants, mold, or VOCs—delivering education on its connection to chronic illness and epigenetics, along with research-grade tests and sensors.
Most tests are mailed directly to the lab, while sensors are returned at the end of the month. A sensor deposit is required, giving you the option to return them or keep them. If kept, they’ll continue collecting real-time data for your Home Health Data Box for as long as you remain a subscriber.
At the end of each month, you'll receive return instructions to pack and send back sensors using the provided label. Lab-required tests are sent immediately, while non-lab tests require you to input results or upload a photo to your Home Health Data Box, followed by proper disposal. Our goal is to keep the process simple and convenient while ensuring highly accurate testing for your home’s health.
As your Home Health Data Box processes the data, any identified concerns will trigger a detailed report outlining the findings, methodologies, and potential environmental links to autoimmune or epigenetic health risks. This report can be shared with your doctor to determine if medical testing is needed to assess any impact on your health.
As your Home Health Data Box processes the data, any identified concerns will trigger a detailed report outlining the findings, methodologies, and potential environmental links to autoimmune or epigenetic health risks. This report can be shared with your doctor to determine if medical testing is needed to assess any impact on your health.