Tiny Health empowers you to take control of your family's microbiome.
Take proactive care of your family's microbiome health
Whether recovering from illness or navigating a shift in your environment, support your family's health with the first gut health program for whatever life throws your way.
Monitor your baby's gut microbiome development in the pivotal first 1,000 days of life at an unbeatable price.
Unlock better long term health with science-backed tools to improve your child's gut and immune health.
Finally a membership designed to give women and anyone with a vagina, the science-backed tools, and personalized care they deserve.
Live and feel your best with science-backed tools to improve your energy, health, and longevity.
Here's how Tiny Health can help
Not sure which option to get? Start with a single kit and a consult call to determine next steps.
Start offering next generation microbiome testing in your practice. Tiny Health tests enhance your practice at a fraction of the cost of traditional PCR tests, with state of the art insights from shotgun metagenomics.
In addition to the shotgun metagenomics strain-level microbial and functional insights, also get additional stool chemistry markers like Secretory IgA, Calprotectin, Beta-glucuronidase, Occult blood, Elastase, and more.
Your participation could help us explore how human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) in the supplement affect gut health. In partnership with Layer Origin, we intend to publish our findings when the study concludes.
Going through IVF? Your participation could contribute to science to better understand how the vaginal and gut microbiome may impact IVF treatment. In partnership with Matthew Foley, Ph.D., we intend to publish our findings when the study concludes.
Your participation could help us explore how daily prebiotic supplementation affects functional constipation in children.
Your purchase of the Tiny Health Gut Test may contribute to science on the potential link between the infant (and mom) gut microbiome and the development of allergies. In partnership with Free to Feed, we intend to publish our findings when the study concludes.