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A new clinical approach to modern pollutants

Your body wasn't meant to be a chemical storage unit.

But since you're reading this in 2026, it might be. The pollutants accumulating in you right now – forever chemicals (PFAS), microplastics, pesticides, and more – didn't exist a century ago. And your body wasn't designed to eliminate them on its own.

Tare Health exists to solve this problem. We're pioneering Pollution Medicine. We connect you with testing and physicians to reduce your pollution burden. We're starting with PFAS because these chemicals are harmful and ubiquitous, and existing medications have evidence supporting their use.

Real medicines. Results you can trust.

We're launching in Q4. Join the waitlist →

Forever chemicals don't need to be forever

PFAS persist in your body for years because your gut and liver accidentally recycle them. New research suggests certain medications may break this recycling loop so you excrete PFAS rather than accumulating them.

For more info, see The Science

PFAS levels Time Natural With medication ~2–20x faster PFAS clearance with medication¹

1Based on within-study comparisons of PFAS reduction during treatment vs. untreated control periods in the same participants (Andersson et al. 2025). In this cross-over clinical trial, conducted in adults from a PFAS-contaminated community, serum PFAS declined ~2–20x faster during treatment than during untreated control periods. Effect size varies by PFAS compound. Individual results depend on baseline levels, ongoing exposure, and adherence.

Tare enables science-backed PFAS remediation, delivered to your door

$299 for qualifying testing, then $299/month for 3 months. FSA/HSA-eligible. All from home.

01
Test

At-home blood test, shipped to your door. Establishes your PFAS baseline & eligibility.

02
Consult

Consultation with a physician to review your results and discuss treatment options.

03
Treat

If medications are prescribed, they'll be delivered to your door. Check in with your physician as needed.

04
Retest

Repeat blood test at Month 3. See exactly how much you've reduced.

05
Next steps

Review results with your physician. Decide whether to end treatment or continue for longer.

One company, three promises1 Company, 3 Promises

Only what works

Every intervention is backed by published, peer-reviewed science and delivered under physician supervision. No vague detoxes, no snake oil, just real medicines with real evidence.

Results you can see

We don't ask you to take our word for it, we show you it worked. Testing before, testing after, tracked the whole way through. The proof is in your blood, not in our marketing.

Specialists, not generalists

Unlike Big Telehealth, we'll never try to sell you weight loss or hair growth drugs. Our sole focus is Pollution Medicine. This is all we do, and we do it better than anyone else.

Tare Health
The Pollution Medicine Company
Dear reader,

For most of our history, we humans have been victims of nature — disease, famine, the elements. Today, we're also victims of our own ingenuity.

"Forever chemicals" (PFAS) circulate in the blood of 98% of Americans. Microplastics turn up in human lungs, arteries, even placentas. Pesticides banned fifty years ago still linger in most of us. This chemical load has been linked to cancer, infertility, developmental harm, and more. And until very recently, the honest medical answer to "How do I get rid of my body's chronic pollution?" has been simple: "You can't."

We built Tare Health to change that. Tare is the first company dedicated to physician-directed clearance of pollutants from the human body. We've started with PFAS because that's where the data are strongest and the need greatest. We're from Massachusetts and North Carolina, two of the states hit hardest by PFAS. Tare exists because we think everyone should be able to access what we'd want for our own families.

Here's what that looks like. A simple at-home test measures your PFAS. A physician reviews your test and, if it's right for you, prescribes a well-studied medicine to clear it. A few months later you test again and see exactly how far your levels dropped. Unlike some "detox-and-hope" companies, we believe in doing things the right way. That means physician-directed care, real medicines, and measurable results.

Medicine already has tools for old enemies like microbes, tumors, and clots. At Tare, we're building tools to fight the new enemies like PFAS that didn't exist when your grandparents were born. We'll help you find out what's in your blood — and then we'll help you do something about it. Join us!

Eric Keen, Ph.D.
Dan Bensimhon, M.D.
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Exposure to PFAS has been linked to deadly cancers, impacts to the liver and heart, and immune and developmental damage to infants and children.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency · 2024

Cardiovascular
disease

[1][2][3][4][5]

Immune
dysfunction

[6][7][8][9][10]

Cancer
risk

[11][12][13][14][15]

Reproductive
harm

[16][17][18][19][20]

Developmental
effects

[21][22][23][24][25]

Liver & kidney
damage

[26][27][28][29][30]

Obesity &
diabetes

[31][32][33][34][35]

These associations above largely come from human epidemiological research (statistical patterns in population studies of PFAS exposure). For some compounds, the evidence shows causation, not just correlation: an agency of the World Health Organization has classified PFOA as carcinogenic to humans, and PFOS as possibly carcinogenic. However, whether reducing PFAS blood levels lowers the risk of any specific condition has not been established in clinical trials and remains under active study. What research has addressed is where PFAS goes in the body, why they persist, and how they can be cleared.

Why forever chemicals stay forever

Your body is a master recycler, pulling nutrients from the gut into the blood so nothing essential goes to waste. But forever chemicals and other pollutants hijack these recycling systems. As a result, PFAS stay in your body for years or even decades, causing escalating damage with each pass through the system.

PFAS hijack your recycling pathways, converting short-term exposures into long-term health risks

Your life moves fast…but your PFAS levels don't

2026 PFAS levelsin blood 100%

Roughly half the PFAS in your body now will still be there in ~5 years

New science to clear PFAS

Over the past few years, researchers have identified medications that may interrupt this recirculation pathway. In the studies referenced below, these medications appear to bind PFAS in the gastrointestinal tract, so that PFAS pass out of the body in stool rather than being reabsorbed into the bloodstream.

These medications interrupt PFAS recycling and have a strong safety profile across decades of use

Importantly, these medications are well-studied and well-tolerated. Unlike many other drugs, these only act in the digestive tract and are not absorbed into the bloodstream, so systemic side effects are negligible. The most common side effects, if any, are mild constipation, bloating, or gas.

~2x

Faster PFAS clearance with medication
vs. natural elimination1

1Based on within-study comparisons of PFAS reduction during treatment vs. untreated control periods in the same participants (Andersson et al. 2025). In this cross-over clinical trial, conducted in adults from a PFAS-contaminated community, serum PFAS declined ~2–20x faster during treatment than during untreated control periods. Effect size varies by PFAS compound. Individual results depend on baseline levels, ongoing exposure, and adherence.

Published evidence across 3 continents

Multiple studies have reported that certain prescription medications can dramatically accelerate the clearance of PFAS from the body.

🇺🇸

United States, 2021

When researchers analyzed 56,000+ health records, they found something remarkable: people taking certain prescription medications had significantly lower PFAS levels than expected. These medications were associated with lower PFAS levels even though that wasn't why they were prescribed.

Read the study →
🇩🇰

Denmark, 2024

The first controlled trial tested these medications' ability to reduce five different PFAS compounds. Treatment reduced all five types of PFAS, with levels of one particularly dangerous compound (PFOS) dropping 60% more than controls in just 12 weeks.

Read the study →
🇦🇺

Australia, 2025

Firefighters face some of the highest PFAS exposures of any group. This study showed medication effects even in high-exposure cases: firefighters’ PFOS half-life dropped from over 7 years to just 1.2 years, substantially reducing body burden.

Read the study →
🇸🇪

Sweden, 2025

An independent Swedish cohort reported similar results: these medications reduced PFOS levels by nearly 40% in one quarter. The control group during the same period? Just 2%. A meaningful acceleration over natural clearance.

Read the study →

Tare is your full-stack service for clinical PFAS reduction

No more hunting for a lab. No more searching for the right doctor. No more piecing together your own plan. No more confusion about your risk.

Our integrated service, your best-in-class PFAS reduction

1 2 3 Testing Physicians Treatment Quick & easy fingerstick tests mailed to your home Clinicians familiar with the latest PFAS science If deemed appropriate by independent physician
1
Testing
Quick & easy fingerstick tests mailed to your home
2
Physicians
Clinicians familiar with the latest PFAS science
3
Treatment
If deemed appropriate by independent physician

How Tare works

$299 for qualifying testing, then $299/month for 3 months. Eligible for FSA/HSA. All from home.

1

Test

Two simple at-home fingerstick tests set the stage

Your kits ship free to your door. One measures the PFAS circulating in your blood and establishes your baseline. The other is a lipid test that confirms you qualify for treatment. Both are completed at home and returned in prepaid mailers. You get your results back with context and decide whether to enroll. If so, we'll connect you with a physician knowledgeable about PFAS and treatment options.

Already measured your PFAS and/or lipids recently? We can use these test results and refund you the difference.

Week 0
$299
to qualify
2

Consult

A consultation with a physician to review your results and confirm the path forward

Once you enroll, we connect you to an independent physician familiar with PFAS and treatment options. They'll walk you through what your numbers mean, review your exposure history and medical context, and determine if treatment is appropriate for you. This lays the groundwork for the strongest possible outcome.

Weeks 2–3
Included
3

Treat

One prescription, three months of supervised care

If your independent physician deems it appropriate to prescribe medication, your treatment will ship directly to your door, and free side effect support is included. Throughout your three months, your physician is reachable whenever you have a question.

We're a medical service, not a pill mill. If your physician doesn't think a prescription is the right fit, we refund the rest of the program. You're never charged for treatment you don't receive.

Months 1–3
$299
Per month × 3
4

Retest

A second at-home PFAS test measures your actual reduction

Same fingerstick test, same prepaid mailer. You'll see exactly how your PFAS levels have changed — measured against your baseline, not a marketing claim.

Month 4
Included
5

Next steps

Discuss your results and priorities with your physician

You have a final consultation with your physician to walk through your results. Based on your data and goals, you and your physician decide what comes next.

Month 4
Included

Estimate your PFAS exposure

A free three-minute quiz. Yours to keep, whether you go forward with us or not.

Frequently asked questions

Honest answers about the treatment, the process, and what to expect

A note on our model: Tare connects you with independent physicians licensed in your state. We don't make treatment decisions or prescribe medication. Your physician reviews your medical history and decides whether treatment is appropriate. The Q&A below refers to this model.

No questions match that search. Email hello@tare.health and we'll answer it directly.

Treatment & Safety
What makes Tare unique?

Three things set Tare apart from the crowd. First, the medications are real prescriptions, not supplements. Second, they've been studied in published human trials for accelerating PFAS clearance. Third, they draw on decades of safety data from established clinical use. Other approaches for "clearing" PFAS can't point to that combination of human evidence and safety track record, so we make ours transparent. You can read the studies yourself on The Science.

Are my medications safe?

In published clinical trials, certain prescription medications have been shown to accelerate PFAS clearance (see The Science). These medications have a well-established safety profile from 20+ years of clinical use.

A key safety feature: they work locally in your gut and aren't absorbed into your bloodstream. Unlike most prescription drugs, these don't reach your liver, heart, or other organs, so there's very low risk of overdose or abuse. The main consideration is timing around other medications.

If your labs and history suggest treatment is appropriate, your physician independently decides whether to prescribe.

Are my medications FDA-approved for PFAS reduction?

No prescription medication is currently FDA-approved specifically for PFAS reduction. Off-label prescribing (using an FDA-approved medication for a purpose other than its approved indication) is a legal and standard part of clinical medicine. Any prescribing decisions for your care are made by your physician based on published evidence and their independent clinical judgment. Your physician will discuss any specifics with you during your consultation.

How do my medications actually remove PFAS from the body?

It normally takes years (or even decades) to eliminate forever chemicals because your body keeps accidentally recycling them. In published clinical trials, certain prescription medications have been shown to break this recycling loop. Like a magnet, these drugs bind tightly to PFAS molecules as they pass through your gut, so rather than being reabsorbed back into your bloodstream, PFAS exit your body in stool. Studies show that over months of consistent use, PFAS levels can steadily decline.

For the underlying biology, see The Science.

How much PFAS reduction can I expect? How long does it take?

Published research suggests medication can produce substantial reductions in blood PFAS levels over 3 to 6 months of consistent treatment. Individual results depend on your starting PFAS levels, ongoing exposure, and medication adherence.

We retest your PFAS levels at Month 3 to verify your reduction, with the option to continue as desired and clinically warranted. You receive both your pre- and post-treatment lab results.

Can I continue past three months of treatment?

Your physician will discuss options with you. Some people are finished after three months. Others choose to continue treatment to further reduce their levels, or to keep clearing PFAS as new exposure arrives. The right answer is specific to you.

Will my PFAS levels go back up after I stop?

They can. Tare is designed to remove the PFAS already in your body, not to stop new PFAS from arriving. If you're still being exposed via contaminated drinking water or an occupational source, your levels can climb again over time, though from a lower starting point than before. If you've reduced new intake and exposure was largely historical, your post-treatment levels are likelier to hold.

Will this reduce my risk of PFAS-associated health conditions?

Published studies show that certain medications can reduce blood PFAS levels. Whether reducing those levels leads to lower risk of specific health conditions has not been established in clinical trials. Our service focuses on measuring and reducing PFAS levels; the longer-term health implications of that reduction are an active area of research.

What side effects should I expect?

The prescription medications studied for PFAS reduction are generally well tolerated. The most common side effects are gastrointestinal, such as constipation, gas, or bloating. These typically resolve within the first few weeks. To maximize your comfort, free side effect support is included with every prescription.

Is this compatible with my existing medications?

Yes, but timing matters. During your initial consult, your physician will ask about your current prescriptions and supplements, and if you're a good candidate for PFAS remediation, they'll help design a dosing schedule that fits your routine.

Is this safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

The Tare program isn't currently available to people who are pregnant or breastfeeding. If you become pregnant during treatment, contact your physician immediately to discuss whether to pause or discontinue. If you're interested in our service after you're no longer expecting or nursing, please stay in touch.

Are minors eligible?

Tare is available only to patients 18 or older. If you're under 18 and concerned about PFAS exposure, please talk with your parent/guardian or doctor.

Process & Cost
Is Tare available in my state?

Almost certainly. Tare connects you with independent physicians licensed across the United States. We're not yet available in New York, but we can support your care everywhere else. The eligibility check at signup confirms availability in your state before you pay anything.

Is my health data protected?

Once you enroll and are connected with a physician, your clinical records (test results, physician communications, medical history) are held by the medical group and protected under HIPAA. Anything you share before that point, including quiz answers, sits outside HIPAA because no provider relationship exists yet — so we hold it to the same standard by policy: encrypted in transit and at rest, access limited to the people who need it, and retained only as long as it is useful to you. In every case, we do not sell your data and we do not share it with advertisers, employers, or insurers.

Do I need a PFAS blood test before starting?

Yes, a baseline PFAS test is required. It confirms your actual PFAS levels and gives you a starting number to measure your progress against. If you don't have a recent test, we order one through our partner labs as part of your onboarding.

We realize this adds a step before treatment, but objective measurement is what makes us a science-forward service, not a pill mill.

Why do I need to test my lipids?

The prescription medications studied for PFAS reduction are not recommended for patients with high triglyceride (blood fat) levels. That's why we check.

If you have a recent triglycerides test, we can use that result and refund you the difference.

How do I interpret my test results?

Your results come with full context. You receive your raw PFAS values for each measured compound shown alongside published reference ranges, so you can see exactly where your individual levels fall against clinical benchmarks.

If you choose to proceed, your physician will walk you through your results and answer any questions you might have.

How does the telehealth model work?

Everything is done from the comfort of home. You'll have a consultation with a licensed physician to review your test results, medical history, and exposure profile. Thereafter, your physician may prescribe medication. If they do, your prescription is delivered directly to your home.

During your treatment course, you can check in with your physician at any time.

How are the physicians compensated?

Our partner physicians practice through an independent medical group and are paid for their clinical expertise, not per prescription. If a physician determines treatment isn't the right fit, they're compensated the same regardless. Their job is to give you the right recommendation, not a particular one.

What does the program cost?

$299 to start, which covers your baseline testing and eligibility screen, then $299/month for 3 months if you enroll in treatment. See What We Do for the full journey.

Is this covered by insurance?

Generally, no. PFAS reduction isn't a recognized billing indication, and most plans don't cover off-label treatments. Our program is currently cash-pay, with transparent pricing and no hidden fees.

Can I get reimbursed by my FSA/HSA?

Most plans reimburse prescription medications, telehealth consultations, and lab testing under FSA and HSA rules, though eligibility depends on your specific plan's terms and how the expense is characterized. We provide itemized receipts you can submit to your plan administrator. Confirm eligibility with your plan before assuming coverage.

I'm having issues. How do I get help?

For general questions or problems, email hello@tare.health and our team will respond promptly.

Once you are enrolled, you will be able to message your physician directly through your patient portal.

About
Where does the name Tare Health come from?

"Tare" is a scientific term that means to zero something out, usually a scale. Like a lab scale, we aim to reduce your pollution burden in the most medically credible way possible.

How can I stay updated?

Join the waitlist and we will send research updates, new studies, and the evolving science of PFAS as the program opens.

Is Tare hiring?

If you think you'd be a fit for what we're building, feel free to reach out to hello@tare.health.

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Next steps

What happens next

  1. Your kits ship within 2 business daysTracking goes to the email on your order.
  2. Collect and mail backTwo fingerstick samples, prepaid mailers included.
  3. Results in 7–10 daysYour PFAS panel and your lipid screen, with reference ranges.
  4. Decide whether to go forwardIf you enroll in treatment, you book a consult with a physician licensed in your state. You are not charged for treatment unless you continue.

Your receipt

Testing and review
$299.00
Tax
$0.00
Total charged today $299.00

An itemized receipt suitable for FSA/HSA reimbursement has been emailed to you and is saved in your portal under Documents → Billing. Eligibility depends on your plan’s terms; confirm with your plan administrator.

Set up your account

Your portal is where your results, your physician, and your prescription live.

Go to your portal →

Questions? Email hello@tare.health

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Founding cohort

Join the waitlist

We're opening the Tare program to a limited founding group this fall. Joining is free — it puts you first in line, locks in founding pricing, and costs nothing today. Here's exactly what it will cost when we open, so nothing is a surprise later.

What it will cost when we open
Phase one

At-home testing

$299$249one time
  • Two easy at-home test kits shipped free to your door: a PFAS panel that measures your current levels, and a lipid test that checks your eligibility for treatment
  • Your results, explained in plain language and put in context
  • Your proprietary Tare Score™, a single weighted index of your PFAS burden so you have one number to track over time
Phase two — only if you enroll

Consult, treatment & retest

$299$249/mo × 3
  • A consult with an independent physician to discuss whether treatment makes sense for you
  • Your medication shipped to your door, if one is prescribed
  • Free side-effect support with unlimited physician follow-ups
  • A PFAS retest and a closing consult to review your progress and next steps
FSA/HSA eligibleUse pre-tax dollars for both phases.
Already tested?Bring recent PFAS or lipid results and we refund the difference.
No prescription, no chargeIf your physician decides treatment isn't right for you, we refund the rest.
What joining gets you
  • Priority scheduling — founding cohort spots are offered in the order people joined.
  • Founding pricing locked in, even if rates change before we open.
  • First word when enrollment opens, plus occasional research updates.
  • No card, no charge, no commitment. Email us anytime to come off the list.
Due today $0
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Enter your access code

This page opens only for patients whose results are back. Your code is printed beside the QR code in your results packet and is shown in your portal under Results.

Access code

Six to fourteen characters, as printed in your packet.

Lost your code? Email hello@tare.health and we will re-send your packet.

Step two · treatment

Your results are back. Here is the decision.

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  1. Your results
  2. Health questions
  3. Consent
  4. Payment

What your baseline showed

Total measured PFAS
79.5 ng/mL
Sum of 15 analytes · collected 20 Apr 2026

Your full per-analyte report, with reference ranges and your clinician’s written interpretation, is in your portal under Results. Read it before you decide anything here.

What you would be signing up for

What happens

  • A live video consult with a physician licensed in your state, typically within 5 business days.
  • If that physician judges treatment appropriate, a prescription sent to a licensed pharmacy, shipped to you.
  • Three months of treatment with physician messaging throughout, then a retest and a review consult.

What is not promised

  • A prescription. The physician may decide treatment is not right for you, and may say so at any point.
  • A specific result. Published trials report meaningful reductions on average; your own numbers may differ.
  • Any diagnosis or cure. Nothing here treats a disease.

If the physician declines to prescribe after your consult, you are charged for the consult only and the balance is refunded. The full terms are in the Terms and Conditions.

You are under no obligation. You have already received everything you paid for in step one. Closing this page costs you nothing, and your results remain yours.

Health questions

These go to the physician before your consult. They are not a medical assessment and they do not decide anything on their own — the physician reviews them with you and reaches their own conclusion.

Your physician must hold a licence in the state you are physically located in during the consult.

Used to verify your identity at the start of your video visit, as required for telehealth.

This matters more than usual here. The medication studied for PFAS reduction binds in the gut and can reduce absorption of other drugs taken at the same time, so your physician may need to change your dosing schedule.

You may use any pharmacy you choose. If you have no preference, your physician will send it to a licensed mail-order pharmacy we work with.

Consent to telehealth

Your care will be delivered by video and secure messaging rather than in person. You should understand what that means before you agree to it.

How the visit works

  • A live, two-way video consult with a physician licensed in your state. Your identity is verified at the start.
  • Follow-up happens by secure message in your portal, which is part of your medical record.
  • Your record is held by the medical group under HIPAA, not by Tare Health.

Limits you should weigh

  • No physical examination is performed. Some things a physician would catch in person cannot be assessed over video.
  • Your physician relies on the lab results and the history you provide. Incomplete information can lead to a worse decision.
  • Technology can fail mid-visit. If it does, your physician will call you and the visit will be rescheduled at no charge.
  • In-person care remains available to you and may be the better choice. You are free to take these results to your own doctor instead.

Emergencies

This service is not for emergencies and is not monitored around the clock. If you have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.

Withdrawing

You may withdraw this consent at any time, in writing to hello@tare.health or through your portal, without affecting care you have already received.

Who is treating you, and who is not

Tare Health does not practise medicine and does not prescribe. Tare is a technology and administrative company. It arranges lab testing, builds the software, and handles billing and logistics.

Your physician practises through [Partner Medical Group, P.C.], an independent medical group. That physician alone decides whether treatment is appropriate for you.

What that means in practice

  • No one at Tare can overrule, influence, or review your physician’s clinical judgement.
  • Your physician is not paid more for prescribing than for declining, and no part of anyone’s compensation depends on how many prescriptions are written.
  • Your physician may decline to treat you, may recommend something other than medication, or may refer you elsewhere.
  • A prescription is not a product you can purchase. Paying for a consult buys the consult.

About the medication

The medication your physician may consider is a bile acid sequestrant — most often colesevelam hydrochloride. It is FDA-approved, but it is not FDA-approved for reducing PFAS.

Using it for that purpose is off-label. Off-label prescribing is legal and routine in clinical medicine, and here it rests on published human trials showing accelerated PFAS clearance. It is still a judgement your physician makes for you specifically, and they will go through the trade-offs during your consult.

Commonly reported effects

Constipation, bloating, gas, nausea, and indigestion, most often in the first few weeks. Less commonly it can raise triglycerides, which is why your lipid screen was part of step one. It can also reduce absorption of other oral medications and of fat-soluble vitamins.

This is a summary, not the full prescribing information, and it is not a substitute for the conversation with your physician. Report any side effect to your physician through the portal or to safety@tare.health.

Your treatment order

Consult and first month $299

Covers your video consult, your physician’s review, and your first month of medication if one is prescribed. Months two and three are $299 each, charged on the same date each month.

Also included

  • Unlimited secure messaging with your physician for the full three months
  • Your retest kit and lab work at month three
  • A review consult after your retest
Due today $299

If your physician does not prescribe, you are charged $99 for the consult and the remaining $200 is refunded automatically. Cancel anytime before your next monthly charge from your portal or by emailing us; no cancellation fee applies.

Payment

Payments processed by Stripe. Tare never sees or stores your full card number.

Your consult is booked

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What happens next

  1. Pick your consult timeScheduling options have been emailed to you and are in your portal under Appointments. Most patients are seen within 5 business days.
  2. Your physician reviews your file beforehandYour results, your history, and your medication list, so the visit starts from what is actually going on with you.
  3. The consultVideo, roughly 25 minutes. You will have time to ask questions, and the physician will tell you plainly if they do not think treatment is right for you.
  4. If a prescription is writtenSent to your chosen pharmacy and shipped to you. If one is not, $200 is refunded within 5 business days.

What you signed

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Physician independence acknowledgementversion 2026-08-01
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Off-label medication acknowledgementversion 2026-08-01
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Treatment isn’t the right fit right now

Based on what you told us, this treatment is not appropriate for you at the moment.

You have not been charged for treatment, and nothing has been scheduled. Your testing and your results are unaffected.

What you can still do

  • Your results are yours. Download the full report from your portal and take it to your own physician — it is a standard serum panel and any doctor can read it.
  • If your circumstances change, email us and we will reissue your treatment link.

If you think we have this wrong, email hello@tare.health and a clinician will look at it.

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Privacy Policy

Last updated 9 August 2026

This Privacy Notice for Tare Health Technologies Inc. ("we," "us," or "our") describes how and why we collect, store, use, and share ("process") your information when you use our services ("Services"), such as when you visit our website at tare.health or join our waitlist. Our Services are not yet open to customers, and this notice covers only the pre-launch website. Reading it should tell you what we collect and what we do with it. If you have questions, contact us at hello@tare.health.

1. What information do we collect?

In Short: We collect the information you enter into our waitlist form, and basic technical data collected automatically when you visit.

Personal information you disclose to us

We collect personal information that you voluntarily provide to us when you join our waitlist or otherwise contact us. The personal information we collect includes the following:

  • email addresses
  • the US state in which you live
  • your answer to "What brings you here?", which may indicate a known or occupational exposure or that you hold prior test results
  • your answer about your level of interest in the program
  • a record that you agreed to our Terms and this Privacy Notice, and the date and time you did so

We do not ask for your name, mailing address, phone number, date of birth, or any payment information. We do not collect passwords, because there are no accounts.

Payment Data. We do not collect payment data. Nothing on the Services is for sale, and joining the waitlist is free.

Sensitive Information. We do not ask for health records, test results, or clinical history. Your answer to "What brings you here?" may relate to your exposure history, and we treat it with the same care as the rest of your information. Please do not send us details of your health conditions.

Information automatically collected

Some information — such as your Internet Protocol (IP) address and browser characteristics — is collected automatically when you visit the Services. This information does not reveal your specific identity but is recorded in the logs of our website host and our form provider. It includes IP address, browser type, device characteristics, referring URL, and the date and time of your visit. We use it to keep the Services running and secure, and we do not use it to identify you.

Information the exposure estimator does not send us

The PFAS exposure quiz on our website runs entirely in your browser. Your answers and your result are not transmitted to us and are not stored outside your device. If you close the tab, they are gone. If you join the waitlist afterwards, only the form fields listed above are sent to us — your quiz answers and score are not included.

2. How do we process your information?

In Short: We process your information to tell you when we launch, to decide where to launch first, and to keep a record of your consent.

We process your personal information for the following reasons:

  • To contact you about the launch. We process your email address to let you know when enrollment opens.
  • To plan where we operate. We process the state you live in to decide which states to open in first, and to tell you when we can serve yours.
  • To understand demand. We process your answers about your exposure and your interest to gauge how many people want the program and why.
  • To keep a record of consent. We retain a record that you accepted our Terms and this Privacy Notice, and when.
  • To comply with our legal obligations. We may process your information where necessary to respond to legal requests or to establish or defend legal claims.

We do not use your information for any other purpose. We do not use it to build advertising profiles.

3. When and with whom do we share your personal information?

In Short: We share your information with two service providers who help us run the website and receive form submissions. We do not sell it.

We may share your data with third-party vendors and service providers who perform services for us or on our behalf and require access to such information to do that work. The categories of third parties we share personal information with are as follows:

  • Form and submission services. Waitlist submissions are received and stored on our behalf by Formspree.
  • Website hosting service providers. Our hosting provider processes traffic to the Services.

We may also need to share your personal information in the following situations:

  • Legal requirements. Where we are required to do so by law, or in response to valid requests by public authorities.
  • Business transfers. In connection with, or during negotiations of, any merger, sale of company assets, financing, or acquisition of all or a portion of our business.

We do not sell your personal information, we do not rent or trade it, and we do not share it with data brokers.

4. Do we use cookies and other tracking technologies?

In Short: We use advertising measurement from social media platforms to count how many signups our ads produce.

We advertise the waitlist on social media platforms, and we permit those platforms to use tracking technologies (such as cookies and pixels) on the Services to measure how many registrations our advertising produces. These technologies may set cookies on your device and may report to the platform that a registration took place.

We do not send those platforms your email address, the state you live in, or your answers, and we do not use these technologies to tailor advertising to your interests. You can limit this tracking through your browser's cookie settings and through the ad settings offered by those platforms.

5. Is your information a medical record?

In Short: No. We are not your healthcare provider, and HIPAA does not apply to a waitlist signup.

Nothing you provide through the Services is a medical record. No clinician reviews waitlist submissions, no physician-patient relationship is created, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) does not apply to the information described in this notice. If we launch clinical services in future, information handled in that context will be covered by a separate notice.

6. How long do we keep your information?

In Short: Until we launch and contact you, or until you ask us to delete it.

We keep your personal information only for as long as necessary for the purposes set out in this notice. In practice that means until we open enrollment and contact you, or until you ask us to delete it, whichever comes first. If we decide not to proceed with the program, we will delete the waitlist.

7. Do we collect information from minors?

In Short: No, and we do not knowingly accept signups from anyone under 18.

The Services are intended for adults, and you must confirm that you are 18 or older to join the waitlist. We do not knowingly collect information from minors. If we learn that a registration came from someone under 18, we will delete it. If you believe we have collected such information, contact us at hello@tare.health.

8. What are your privacy rights?

In Short: You can ask us to delete your information at any time, and we will.

You may withdraw your consent and ask us to delete what we hold at any time by emailing hello@tare.health. You do not need to give a reason, and we will confirm once it is done.

Depending on where you live, you may have additional rights under applicable data protection law, including the right to request access to the personal information we hold about you, to request that it be corrected, and to request a copy of it. Requests of this kind go to the same address.

9. Do we make updates to this notice?

In Short: Yes, and the date at the top will tell you when.

We may update this Privacy Notice from time to time. The updated version will be indicated by a revised date at the top of this page. If we make material changes and you are on our waitlist, we will notify you by email.

10. How can you contact us about this notice?

If you have questions or comments about this notice, or want us to delete your information, email us at hello@tare.health.

Terms and Conditions

Last updated 9 August 2026

These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern your use of the website at tare.health and any related services (the "Services"), operated by Tare Health Technologies Inc. ("we," "us," or "our"). By using the Services or joining our waitlist, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, you must stop using the Services.

1. Our services

The Services are a pre-launch website. They describe a program we intend to offer and let you join a waitlist for it. We are not currently selling anything, and no medical service is provided through the Services. Nothing on the Services is an offer to sell, and using them does not create a contract between you and us.

The Services are intended for users in the United States. We make no representation that the Services are appropriate or available in other locations.

2. No medical advice

The content on the Services is provided for general informational purposes only. It is not medical advice, it is not a diagnosis, and it is not a substitute for professional medical judgment. No physician has reviewed your individual circumstances, and using the Services does not create a physician-patient relationship.

Always seek the advice of a qualified health provider with any questions you have about a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you read on the Services. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call your doctor or emergency services immediately.

3. The PFAS exposure estimator

The exposure quiz on the Services estimates likely PFAS exposure based only on the answers you provide. It does not measure anything. It is not a blood test, not a laboratory result, and not a clinical assessment, and its output carries significant uncertainty.

A high estimate does not mean you have elevated PFAS levels, and a low estimate does not mean you do not. Only laboratory analysis of a blood sample can establish your actual levels. You should not make decisions about your health based on the estimator.

4. The waitlist

Joining the waitlist is free and creates no obligation for you or for us. It does not guarantee you a place in the program, a particular price, or a particular date.

We expect to open in some states before others and may limit the number of participants. We may modify, delay, suspend, or discontinue the program at any time. We may remove any registration, or close the waitlist, at our discretion.

5. Pricing information

Any prices shown on the Services reflect what we currently expect the program to cost when it launches. These prices are indicative only. They may change, and they are not a quotation or a binding offer. You are not charged anything for joining the waitlist. If enrollment opens and we offer you a place, the terms and prices that apply at that time will be presented to you, and you may accept or decline them.

6. User representations

By using the Services, you represent and warrant that: (1) you are at least 18 years old; (2) all information you submit is true, accurate, current, and complete; (3) the email address you provide belongs to you; and (4) your use of the Services will not violate any applicable law or regulation.

7. Prohibited activities

You may not access or use the Services for any purpose other than that for which we make them available. In particular, you agree not to:

  • submit false information, or another person's details
  • use the Services in any way that violates applicable law
  • interfere with, disrupt, or create an undue burden on the Services or the networks connected to them
  • attempt to bypass any security measure of the Services
  • use any automated system, including scripts or scrapers, to access the Services or to submit registrations in bulk

8. Intellectual property rights

Unless otherwise indicated, the Services and all content on them — including text, graphics, layout, and design — are owned by us or licensed to us. You may view the Services and link to them, and you may quote from them with attribution. You may not copy, reproduce, republish, or commercially exploit any part of the Services without our prior written permission.

9. Third-party websites and content

The Services contain links to third-party websites and cite third-party research. We do not control that content, we are not responsible for it, and inclusion of a link does not imply endorsement. Any dealings you have with third parties are solely between you and them.

10. Disclaimer

The Services are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we disclaim all warranties, express or implied, in connection with the Services, including the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. We make no warranty that the Services will be uninterrupted, secure, or free of errors, or that any information on them is accurate, complete, or current.

11. Limitations of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, in no event will we or our directors, employees, or agents be liable to you for any indirect, consequential, exemplary, incidental, special, or punitive damages arising from your use of the Services, even if we have been advised of the possibility of such damages.

Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of certain warranties or damages. If those laws apply to you, some or all of the above disclaimers or limitations may not apply, and you may have additional rights.

12. Governing law

These Terms and your use of the Services are governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, without regard to its conflict of law principles.

13. Modifications

We may change these Terms at any time. The revised version will be indicated by an updated date at the top of this page, and it takes effect as soon as it is posted. Your continued use of the Services after that point means you accept the changes.

14. Contact us

To resolve a complaint or receive more information about the Services, contact us at hello@tare.health.