By the Glow Up Facts team · Prices checked Nov 14, 2026
Hone Health review: what you get, what it costs
An online hormone and longevity clinic for men and women. Labs first, then a doctor, then (maybe) a prescription.
Hone Health is an online clinic that starts with a blood test, then connects you with a licensed physician who may prescribe treatments like testosterone or menopause hormone therapy. Memberships run $25 or $155 a month, plus medicine. It doesn’t take insurance. Our take: a clear, labs-first setup for people paying cash. Just compare total costs, and keep your regular doctor in the loop.
Should you even do this?
No rush. Your labs will still be there next month.
Probably a fit if…
- You want labs-first care.
- You’re paying cash. Hone doesn’t take insurance.
- You like video visits.
- You’ll keep your regular doctor in the loop.
Skip it (or wait) if…
- You need insurance to cover care.
- You’d rather have in-person care.
- You just want a testosterone prescription without testing and monitoring.
Try these first
- Ask your regular doctor whether your insurance covers hormone labs and a visit. Check your plan.
- Review the FDA facts on testosterone below.
- For women: start with our perimenopause symptoms guide.
Realistic expectations: labs and a consult come before any prescription. Medicine costs extra on top of membership. And FDA requires a blood pressure warning on all testosterone products, so expect monitoring.
How Hone Health works
- 1
Book a biomarker test: 50+ lab tests at 2,000+ Quest Diagnostics locations, or at home.
- 2
Have a private video consult with a licensed physician about your results, symptoms and goals.
- 3
Get a personalized plan. Premium includes retesting and follow-ups every 90 days.
Per Hone’s How It Works page and homepage. Hone says its affiliated medical practices are independently owned and operated by licensed physicians who use the Hone platform.
Hone Health cost: Basic vs Premium
| Premium | Basic | |
|---|---|---|
| Initial test | $65 | $25 + $25 onboarding fee |
| Membership | $155/month + medication cost | $25/month |
| Lab retesting | Every 3 months | Every 6 months |
Hone’s homepage says Basic includes the option to buy doctor consults and members-only pricing on select medicines and supplements.
What Hone Health treats
- Low testosterone (hypogonadism)
- Perimenopause and menopause
- Thyroid imbalance
- Weight loss
- Sexual health
- Hair loss (finasteride and minoxidil)
- Longevity and nutrition
- Heart health (listed as coming soon)
List per Hone.
Testosterone: what FDA says before you start
Plain takeaway: ask how your blood pressure and labs will be monitored. More soon in our planned testosterone replacement therapy and TRT before and after guides.
For women: menopause care at Hone
Hone says it treats perimenopause and menopause, with hormone therapy prescribed by its physicians when appropriate. Not sure where you are yet? Read our perimenopause symptoms guide, or see our planned HRT online guide.
Insurance, HSA/FSA and canceling
- Hone says it does not accept insurance.
- Upfront pricing, with no deductibles or co-pays.
- Services may be HSA/FSA eligible, depending on your plan.
- Membership is month-to-month, and you can cancel anytime.
Questions to ask before you join Hone Health
- What will my medicine cost each month on top of the membership?
- Which labs are included, and how often?
- Who is my doctor, and are they licensed in my state?
- How will side effects and blood pressure be monitored?
- Can I share results with my regular doctor?
- How do I cancel?
Explore the Men's Health hub for ED medication basics, our planned tadalafil side effects guide, or the Hair hub.
Questions, answered
Is Hone Health legit?
Hone says it is LegitScript certified and that licensed physicians at its affiliated practices handle care. That is a good start, but still compare total costs and options.
How much does Hone Health cost?
On Nov 14, 2026, Hone listed Basic at $25 a month plus a $25 test and $25 onboarding fee, and Premium at $155 a month after a $65 initial test. Medicine costs extra.
Does Hone Health take insurance?
No. Hone says it does not accept insurance and uses upfront pricing. Services may be HSA/FSA eligible, depending on your plan.
Does Hone Health prescribe testosterone?
Hone says it treats low testosterone. A licensed physician reviews your labs first and may prescribe treatment. FDA requires a blood pressure warning on all testosterone products, so expect monitoring.
Can women use Hone Health?
Yes. Hone says it treats perimenopause and menopause, with hormone therapy prescribed by its physicians when appropriate.
This is general info, not medical advice. A licensed provider decides what's right for you. Read our Medical disclaimer.