Many serious diseases can be caught long before symptoms appear.

Catching them shouldn't require an appointment, a clinic, a needle.

The world's most powerful home urine test for serious disease (and some wellness too).

The Lab will be available to buy in limited numbers in Spring 2027, offered first to those who register interest now.

With results in under 5 minutes, Early screens for markers of:

  • Cancers of the bladder and urinary tract

  • Diabetes and pre-diabetes

  • Kidney disease

  • High blood pressure and heart disease risk

  • Alongside everyday wellness markers

  • And this is just the start…

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Lab

A clinical-grade urinalysis system — silent, beautiful and with a 3-month battery life, it measures a panel of biomarkers to laboratory standard accuracy.

Test

Disposable urine test fitted with a tiny electrochemical sensor and patented fluidic technology. Results sent straight to your app in under 5 minutes.

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With Early, you aren’t just buying a piece of tech. You are entering into a partnership with us.

We’ve built the science, you just have to pee.

Test
Lab
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Combining advanced science with elegant design, Early makes regular health screening as routine as brushing your teeth.

  • Step 1: Hold the absorbent tip in your urine stream for 5 seconds, re-cap the test and insert it into your Early Lab.

  • Step 2: Receive results in your Early app within five minutes.

  • Step 3: Track your trends over time in the app. Early will prompt you to speak to your GP if it identifies a persistent signal worth a closer look.

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Mark Emberton OBE

“We need to detect disease at a point when we can still cure it — less invasively and more kindly. That requires looking earlier than our current systems allow. Early is part of that answer.”

Mark Emberton OBE

Early’s Chief Medical Officer.

Professor of Interventional Oncology, UCLH and former Dean of Medical Sciences, UCL.

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