Hone Health Review

NAD+, glutathione and vitamin B12 injections, sermorelin, compounded liraglutide for weight loss, testosterone replacement and other men's hormone care, menopause hormone therapy, and thyroid, hair, heart and sexual-health products. Hone does not list semaglutide, nasal NAD+ or NAD+ IV. A prescription is never guaranteed: a physician decides whether treatment is appropriate.

A private one-to-one video consult with a board-certified Broad Health physician after the biomarker test. Hone says it does not provide medical advice, treatment or care itself, and that there is no guarantee a prescription will be written.

Free shipping is included on the memberships. Medication is dispensed by third-party pharmacies, which Hone does not name, and Hone's treatment pages give a timeline of about five days to the consult and about ten days to delivery.

Hone sells three memberships. Premium is $155 a month plus the cost of medication, and Basic is $25 a month plus medication (checked 20 October 2026). Plus is $135 a month and is for men's testosterone care; it is listed in Hone's help centre and was not shown on the main marketing site when we looked (checked 14 October 2026). Premium and Plus include the physician consults. On Basic, a live consult is optional and costs $75 for men or $100 for women, and must be bought within 30 days of each lab result.

Starting costs are separate from the monthly fee. Premium's first test and consult is $65 (checked 20 October 2026). Plus starts with $45 for labs and a consult, and Basic starts at $50, the first $25 month plus a one-time $25 onboarding fee (checked 14 October 2026). Hone's help centre gives the cost to start treatment, before medication, as $50 for Basic, from $180 for Plus and from $220 for Premium, and says a confirmatory lab test for men starting testosterone therapy is billed separately.

Hone's help centre describes each membership as an annual clinical programme billed in twelve parts: Premium $1,860 a year, Plus $1,620 and Basic $300, each excluding medication (checked 14 October 2026). The website says you can cancel anytime. Both are covered under "Worth knowing before you start" below.

Treatment prices are published per product and are charged on top of the membership (checked 20 October 2026): NAD+ injections $199 a month, glutathione injections $99, vitamin B12 injections $70, sermorelin injections $175 and compounded liraglutide from $160 plus membership. Metformin is $25 plus membership, testosterone injections from $28 plus membership and enclomiphene from $42 plus membership (checked 14 October 2026). Hone says these are general and approximate, that pharmacies set drug prices, and that you are never charged for medication without your explicit approval.

An example, not a quote: Premium at $155 a month with NAD+ at $199 a month is about $354 a month. Premium with testosterone injections from $28 is from about $183 a month. The first month also carries the starting cost above.

Where a price is marked "from", it depends on the dose. Hone does not publish a price for branded tirzepatide (Zepbound), which it lists for Premium members only, or for the confirmatory lab test.

Hone sells NAD+ as a subcutaneous injection at $199 a month on top of the membership (checked 20 October 2026), on the Basic or Premium tier. Its page says NAD+ comes as a liquid and is injected under the skin. We found no nasal NAD+ and no NAD+ IV on Hone's site.

Hone's own NAD+ page says that many of the studies it cites used animal models and have not been proven in humans yet, and it carries the disclaimer that the statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. We make no claim about what NAD+ does. Hone does not state whether its NAD+ is compounded, and does not name the pharmacy that dispenses it.

Compare NAD+ prices across providers: NAD+ injections: prices compared · What NAD+ is

Hone sells glutathione as a subcutaneous injection at $99 a month on top of the membership (checked 20 October 2026), on the Basic or Premium tier. Hone does not state whether its glutathione is compounded, and does not name the pharmacy. We make no claim about what glutathione does.

Compare glutathione prices across providers: Glutathione injections: prices compared

Hone sells sermorelin as an injection at $175 a month on top of the membership (checked 20 October 2026). Its product page says: "This is a compounded product and has not been approved by the FDA."

Hone's pages differ on which tier includes it: the product page says Premium, while the help centre's medication catalogue says Basic and Premium. Confirm the tier for your plan before you pay.

Compare sermorelin prices across providers: Sermorelin injections: prices compared

Hone sells vitamin B12 as methylcobalamin, injected into the muscle, at $70 a month on top of the membership (checked 20 October 2026), on the Basic or Premium tier. Hone does not state whether it is compounded, and does not name the pharmacy.

Hone's weight-loss range is prescription-only and sits on the Premium tier. The GLP-1 option is compounded liraglutide, a daily injection, from $160 a month plus the membership (checked 20 October 2026). Its page says: "This is a compounded product and has not been approved by the FDA."

Hone's help centre also lists branded tirzepatide (Zepbound) in single-dose vials, Premium only, but no price is published. We found no semaglutide product, although one page links to a guide about it. Hone also lists oral options with published prices: naltrexone $60 a month plus membership, bupropion $60, phentermine $65 and topiramate $65 (checked 14 October 2026).

A prescription is never guaranteed, and Hone's terms say its providers do not prescribe controlled substances containing opioids or amphetamines.

Other online weight-loss programmes: Online GLP-1 programmes compared

For men, Hone's testosterone range includes injections from $28 a month, and cream and troches from $60, each plus membership (checked 14 October 2026). It also lists enclomiphene from $42, clomiphene from $38 and anastrozole at $22, each plus membership. Plus ($135 a month) is the tier built for this care, and a confirmatory lab test may be billed separately.

For women, Hone's menopause range lists testosterone injections from $28 and cream from $60, estradiol patch $58, estradiol gel $58 and bi-est cream $80, each plus membership (checked 14 October 2026). Progesterone tablets and cream, and the vaginal and DHEA products, each have their own published price on Hone's menopause page. Hone's help centre says Basic and Premium are open to women, and Plus is men only. Hone's own pages say bi-est cream and compounded estradiol gel are compounded and not FDA-approved.

The real ongoing cost is the membership plus the medication. The $65 entry price covers only the first test and consult. Premium at $155 a month plus NAD+ at $199 a month is about $354 a month, as an example.

Hone describes the cancellation terms two ways. Its website says "No commitments. Cancel anytime." Its help centre describes each membership as an annual clinical programme billed as one twelfth each month, which you may cancel at any time, and says cancellation takes effect at the moment you submit the cancellation form.

Membership fees are non-refundable, and there are no refunds or credits for partial months. Hone's terms say fees paid to Hone or its affiliated medical practices are not refundable. Hone offers a pause of up to three months with no billing, and cancelling does not automatically cancel prescription shipments that are already pending.

Premium and Plus refund the first membership fee ($155 or $135) if, after the initial consult, the physician decides treatment is not appropriate. Basic has no equivalent, and its fees are not refundable.

Medication is refunded in full only if it was charged less than 48 hours ago and the pharmacy has not yet processed it. Processed or shipped orders are not refundable. Medication is charged about a week before the previous shipment completes.

Lab fees are non-refundable once the kit has shipped. Men starting testosterone therapy may need a confirmatory lab test, which is billed separately, and Hone does not publish its price.

You need an active membership to refill medication, to keep access to lab testing and physician consults.

Hone does not take insurance. It says services may be HSA or FSA eligible depending on the plan, and provides a receipt.

Hone's terms require disputes to go to binding arbitration, with a class-action waiver.

Hone does not serve every state. Its help centre says the service is not available on any plan in Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and South Carolina. Some plans are available in part: Alabama (women only), Hawaii (men's Plus only), Idaho (men's Plus and Premium), Maine (men only), New York (all except men's Plus), South Dakota (men's Plus only) and Vermont (women, and men's Plus and Premium). Check Hone's current list before you pay. Separately, links to Hone on this site do not open for visitors in Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah or Vermont, because of the affiliate programme's own restrictions. That list differs from Hone's service list.

Hone does not name the pharmacies that dispense its medication. It says it works with a network of trusted pharmacies and that you may send a prescription to the pharmacy of your choice. Ask which pharmacy will fill your order.

Trustpilot shows Hone Health at 4.8 from 12,401 reviews, captured 14 October 2026, with 93% five-star and 3% one-star. Trustpilot's page shows that Hone asks customers to review, so invited reviews are part of that score, and that Hone has replied to 98% of negative reviews. We could not find a Better Business Bureau profile for Hone Health on 14 October 2026.

Hone's own testimonials on its homepage are marked as from compensated patients, and Hone uses paid brand ambassadors. We do not repeat any testimonial.

No FDA warning letters were found in the FDA's warning letter database on 14 October 2026, searching for "hone", "Time Therapeutics" and "Broad Health". That is a statement about one search on one day, not a clean bill of health. We also found no lawsuits or state attorney general actions in a web search, which was not exhaustive; we did not search court records.

In January 2025 Hone announced a $33 million Series A, $39 million raised in total, and the acquisition of ivee, a home IV therapy and phlebotomy company.

Hone publishes its operating company, Time Therapeutics, Inc., its address, its terms of use (last revised 24 February 2026), its refund policy, its state availability list and its medical groups: Broad Health P.A. and its affiliated practices, Ivee Medical PC and IV Medical New York, P.L.L.C.

It does not publish: the names of the pharmacies that dispense compounded liraglutide, sermorelin, NAD+, glutathione or vitamin B12; whether NAD+, glutathione and vitamin B12 are compounded; the monthly price of branded tirzepatide (Zepbound); the price of the confirmatory testosterone lab test; or a clear answer on whether Plus is still sold publicly, since it appears in the help centre and not on the main site when we looked.

Which pharmacy will fill my order, and is my medication compounded?

What will I pay each month in total, membership plus medication, for the treatment I want?

Is the membership month to month, or an annual programme billed monthly, and what happens if I stop after two months?

Which plan includes my treatment? Hone's own pages differ on sermorelin.

Will I need a confirmatory lab test, and what will it cost?

Is Hone available in my state, on my plan?

Hone charges a membership and prices each treatment on top of it. System Labs and Embody also sell NAD+, glutathione and sermorelin online, so compare the full monthly total, not one line of it. Each review below is built only from what that provider states on its own site, with the dates the figures were checked.

Read the other reviews: System Labs review · Embody review · Every online program we review

PCF reviews online programs for comparison purposes only. Provider details, pricing, availability, and medication paths can change. Confirm current terms directly and consult a licensed clinician before making medical decisions.

Sources for this review, each read on the date shown:

• Memberships, the starting cost, the biomarker count and the cancel anytime wording: honehealth.com, checked 20 October 2026.
• The test, consult, treatment and follow-up steps: honehealth.com/how-it-works, checked 14 October 2026.
• NAD+ price, tier and format: honehealth.com/longevity/nad, checked 20 October 2026.
• Glutathione price and format: honehealth.com/longevity/glutathione, checked 20 October 2026.
• Sermorelin price and compounded status: honehealth.com/mens/sermorelin, checked 20 October 2026.
• Vitamin B12 price and format: honehealth.com/longevity/b12, checked 20 October 2026.
• Compounded liraglutide price: honehealth.com/liraglutide, checked 20 October 2026.
• Testosterone and men's weight-loss prices: honehealth.com/mens/testosterone-replacement-therapy, checked 14 October 2026.
• Menopause range and prices: honehealth.com/womens/menopause-treatment, checked 14 October 2026.
• Operating company, medical groups, refund, arbitration and pharmacy terms: honehealth.com/terms, checked 14 October 2026.
• Refund policy, tiers, billing structure and state availability: help.honehealth.com, checked 14 October 2026.
• Trustpilot rating, review count and the invitation to review: trustpilot.com/review/honehealth.com, checked 14 October 2026.
• FDA warning letter database search: fda.gov warning letters, checked 14 October 2026.
• January 2025 funding and the ivee acquisition: Business Wire, 22 January 2025, checked 14 October 2026.