Biohacking's boldest wellness tech takes center stage in San Francisco

A recent biohacking event in San Francisco showcased the latest in wellness and longevity technologies. Attendees had the chance to try everything from neurofeedback sessions to hydration IV drips, with prices varying widely across treatments and devices. The event centred on contrast therapy products, offering a mix of high-tech and more accessible options. Among the pricier items was the Crescendo Bass Bed Sound Therapy, listed at $2,650 (€2,300). A portable ice bath and an infrared sauna pod were also promoted, costing $1,295 (€1,108) and $995 (€851) respectively.

For those seeking wearable solutions, a red light vest was available for $249 (€213). Red light therapy itself was highlighted as one of the more budget-friendly longevity investments, though it requires regular use to see benefits. Attendees could also book individual treatments. A neurofeedback session, including an initial consultation, came to $175 (€150). Other options included a Vitamin B12 shot for $50 (€43) and a hydration IV drip priced at $250 (€214). Each treatment aimed to enhance physical or mental performance in different ways. One participant tested several of these technologies firsthand. Their experience included neurofeedback, a Vitamin B12 injection, and the hydration IV drip, offering a snapshot of what the event had to offer.

The San Francisco event provided a hands-on look at emerging wellness tools, from high-end devices to quick treatments. Prices ranged from under $50 to over $2,500, reflecting the growing market for personalised longevity solutions. The variety of options suggested a trend toward integrating technology with everyday health routines.