What your first month in Phoenix looks like

Your first month in Phoenix

Hi Phoenix friend,

Two weeks ago I told you about Phoenix 2.5. Today, the practical version: what you actually do in your first month.

Week 1: know where you stand

Order your blood tests in the app. The Phoenix Foundation plan covers 29 biomarkers for APOE4 carriers, $196.02 at Quest, blood draw and booking fee included. Phoenix picks the lowest-cost lab available in your state (Quest, Labcorp or BioReference), shows you every line before you pay, and you book one draw.

Already have recent results? Upload them instead.

Plus one blood-draw fee and a booking fee per order.

Week 2: get your plan

With Core, Phoenix reads your results and turns them into your plan: what matters most for you as a carrier, and what to work on first.

Week 3: start, with the right supplements

Your plan links to the Phoenix recommended supplement lists, and the private store gives members up to 35% off retail on most major brands. You buying it never earns Phoenix a cent (more on why below).

Week 4: you're not doing this alone

Sign up for a pod: a small group of members, matched every month, working on the same things you are.

89% of members see critical APOE4 biomarkers improvement in 3 months. That's what the first month is for: getting you on that path.

Start my first month → (code LASTCHANCE at checkout)

How Phoenix stays 100% independent

Phoenix earns revenue only from your membership, never from anything we recommend. That's how Phoenix stays truly independent.

Any commission we could take is directly passed to you as a bigger discount. If we recommend something, it's because we believe it can help you. You buying it never earns Phoenix a cent.

Why does this matter so much to me? As a patient and APOE4/4 carrier myself, I was sick (pun intended) of not being able to trust recommendations when I knew there was some financial incentive to promote something (hello AG1).

Your protocol is built around you. No sales commission steers us toward one test, supplement, device or approach over another.

For most members, the savings on bloodwork and supplements alone pay for Phoenix membership several times over.

Why membership now costs a bit more

New member prices are $59 (Ember) and $99 (Core) a month. Membership is the only money Phoenix makes, so it pays for everything you get. On your tests, a small booking fee covers the ordering and card costs. Phoenix keeps nothing. I'd rather do that than make a cent on your labs.

The increase helps me grow faster. It has been me alone building Phoenix, with occasional engineering help from members and a video editing agency for YouTube. The extra revenue lets us hire engineers who carry APOE4 themselves, so we’re all aligned, without going the venture capital route.

Code LASTCHANCE: 5 more days

Since my Phoenix 2.5 email, I keep receiving emails asking if the old price is still available. So I kept it available, for 5 more days.

Enter LASTCHANCE at checkout by Friday 23 October at midnight PDT. It brings Core back to about its price before the increase: $829 a year or $82.90 a month (instead of $990 or $99). Ember comes down to $501.60 a year or $49.41 a month.

You keep that price for as long as you stay subscribed. On Core yearly, that's $161 less every year.

Join Phoenix (then enter LASTCHANCE at checkout)

Sixty-day guarantee: if you don't feel Phoenix was worth it, tell me and I'll refund you myself.

Kevin

P.S. LASTCHANCE is on until Friday 23 October. It keeps your price for as long as you stay.

P.P.S. Questions about whether Phoenix fits your situation? Hit reply. I read every one.

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