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13 providers
Defy Medical
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May 1, 2026
Defy Medical is the premium pick in hormone-TRT for users who specifically want MDs and DOs with endocrinology backgrounds and willingness to customize protocols beyond standard monotherapy. The physician-credential signal is the strongest in our cohort.
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
Current pricing needs a fresh check.
No financial relationshipEden
Vertically-integrated GLP-1 telehealth with notable customer-service caveats
May 1, 2026
Eden has the most ambitious supply-chain story in our cohort, they own the pharmacy that fills your prescription, with a publicized per-lot testing program. The catch is the gap between the marketing and the operational record. We list Eden because the structural advantages are real, but we score the experience-side dimensions honestly.
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
$39 first month, then $99/month; medication extra.
No financial relationshipFunction Health
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May 1, 2026
Function Health is our top pick in DTC lab-testing-for-longevity. For most readers wanting comprehensive lab-testing context for longevity decisions, this is the default recommendation.
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
Current pricing needs a fresh check.
No financial relationshipHenry Meds
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May 1, 2026
The full profile retains its earlier verification date. Check the dated program terms below before choosing.
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
Current pricing needs a fresh check.
No financial relationshipHims & Hers
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May 1, 2026
If you specifically want a brand-name GLP-1 from a public-company telehealth platform with mature compliance infrastructure, post-settlement Hims is a credible option, especially for the new oral Wegovy pill. The honest counterweight: the September 2025 FDA warning letters and the messy 2025 break with Novo Nordisk are both recent enough that we are docking the score below where a clean operator would land. Trustpilot at 3.0/5 with 28% one-star reviews is worse than Ro's, and the BBB A+ does not fully offset that.
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
$39 first month, then $149/month; medication extra.
No financial relationshipHone Health
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May 1, 2026
Hone Health is our top pick in hormone-TRT for most users. The trust signals are uniformly positive: BBB Accredited (relatively recent, Dec 2023), Trustpilot 4.8 across 10,000+ reviews with no fraud notice, no FDA warning letters, and a care model that requires baseline labs before prescribing (the right clinical standard).
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
Current pricing needs a fresh check.
No financial relationshipInsideTracker
Established blood-and-DNA biomarker testing with the strongest customer-service signal in our cohort
May 1, 2026
InsideTracker is a credible alternative to Function Health for DTC biomarker testing, with three differentiators that matter: a 15-year track record (founded circa 2009), peer-reviewed methodology research published in PubMed Central, and the strongest customer-service responsiveness signal in our lab-testing cohort (94% reply rate to negative Trustpilot reviews within one week).
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
Current pricing needs a fresh check.
No financial relationshipMarek Health
Coaching-plus-prescribing model with lab-heavy hormone optimization
May 1, 2026
Marek Health is a credible third option in hormone-TRT for users who specifically want the coaching-plus-prescribing model. Choose Hone for most cases; Marek if monthly coaching contact between provider visits is the binding need.
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
Current pricing needs a fresh check.
No financial relationshipMaximus
Fertility-preserving oral TRT with enclomiphene; published clinical study, but BBB F rating with unanswered complaints
May 1, 2026
Maximus is the only TRT provider in our cohort with a publicly-documented clinical study on its specific protocol (4x total testosterone and 5x free testosterone with LH/FSH preserved on the Oral T + Enclomiphene approach), which is a meaningful clinical-transparency advantage. The fertility-preservation angle is also genuinely differentiating for younger men or those concerned about fertility on traditional injectable TRT. Honest counterweights are real and stack: BBB F rating driven by unanswered complaints (structurally similar to Henry Meds's failure mode), small Trustpilot sample relative to cohort competitors, and a broader compounded-medication footprint that extends beyond TRT into GLP-1 and other categories. Choose Maximus if fertility-preserving oral TRT is specifically the binding need and you've read the BBB complaint pattern and decided you're comfortable with the operational risk; otherwise Hone Health remains the cleaner default for hormone-TRT.
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
Current pricing needs a fresh check.
No financial relationshipMochi Health
GLP-1 telehealth with separate membership charges and historical pharmacy concerns
The Washington action against Aequita is a documented historical pharmacy concern, while the current dispensing pharmacy and resolution of that state restriction were not verified. BBB now lists Mochi as accredited with an A grade; that does not measure sterile-compounding quality. We have withdrawn our earlier numeric score until a complete review can be done.
Full profile last checked Oct 9, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
$79/month on the standard monthly plan; medication extra. Public introductory offers differ, so confirm your first charge at checkout.
No financial relationshipRo
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May 1, 2026
The full profile retains its earlier verification date. Check the dated program terms below before choosing.
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
$39 first month, then $149/month; medication extra.
No financial relationshipTally Health
Epigenetic biological age testing with David Sinclair as scientific founder
May 1, 2026
The honest counterweights are real: small Trustpilot sample (only 37 reviews, 3.6/5), recurring complaints about result-delivery delays running 9+ weeks vs the advertised 2-4, and the recent April 2026 acquisition by Infinite Epigenetics adding operational uncertainty.
Full profile last checked May 1, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
Current pricing needs a fresh check.
No financial relationshipTrimRx
LegitScript-certified compounded GLP-1 telehealth
Apr 30, 2026
Strongest compliance posture in our initial GLP-1 cohort.
Full profile last checked Apr 30, 2026. Program terms may have separate check dates.
Current pricing needs a fresh check.
No financial relationshipRefresh cadence
We aim to recheck provider public records quarterly, but this is a review target rather than a guarantee. Use the last verified date on each profile and the dates on individual checks. Older information may be out of date; confirm current pricing and availability with the provider before committing.
How these profiles work
Completed reviews use six dimensions with public weights and dated sources. A withdrawn score is hidden. Our commercial checks cover published terms, not the quality or safety of clinical care.
What to check
- ·Date and scope of each public-record check
- ·Published program terms and price limits
- ·What the provider states versus what sources support
- ·Current details confirmed with the provider
The six dimensions
- ·Licensure (20%)
- ·Accreditation (20%)
- ·Transparency (20%)
- ·Product quality (15%)
- ·Pricing (15%)
- ·Customer service (10%)
What we disclose
- ·Every affiliate relationship per listing
- ·Weighting math behind every score
- ·Source links where available
- ·When something is stated but unverified
Head-to-head comparisons
Stuck between two? Compare the dated facts and see where evidence supports a difference, a tie, or no current call.
Defy Medical vs Marek Health
Compare Defy Medical and Marek Health: source-dated terms, pricing gaps and earlier editorial details.
Read comparisonDefy Medical vs Maximus
Compare Defy Medical and Maximus: source-dated terms, pricing gaps and earlier editorial details.
Read comparisonEden vs Henry Meds
Compare Eden and Henry Meds: source-dated terms, pricing gaps and earlier editorial details.
Read comparisonFrequently asked
About this directory, the rubric, and how we make money.
What do these provider profiles check?
Profiles use a six-dimension rubric and show the public sources and verification date for each completed review. Those checks happened on the dates shown, not continuously. A recent check of prices or program terms does not recheck licensing, pharmacy practices, or clinical care. Read the dated profile and confirm current details directly before choosing. Our method is at /methodology/provider-vetting.
Do you accept money from the providers you list?
We may earn a fee from links marked "We earn a fee". Our policy is to score providers using the published rubric and to disclose paid relationships beside the relevant links. Providers can be included without paying us. We do not accept payment for a higher ranking or per-prescription compensation.
Are compounded GLP-1 medications legal?
Not automatically. A prescription and a pharmacy license alone do not establish compliance. FDA's April 1, 2026 policy update says semaglutide and tirzepatide are on neither its shortage list nor the 503B bulks list. Section 503A restricts routine compounding of essentially copies of commercially available drugs; a prescriber-documented change that makes a significant difference for an individual patient is one relevant exception. Check current FDA guidance and discuss the specific prescription with a licensed prescriber and pharmacist.
How do you choose which providers to evaluate?
We cover programs readers commonly compare across GLP-1, hormone therapy, longevity clinics, lab testing and other categories. Inclusion is not an endorsement or proof that every listed service is appropriate for human use. Suggest another provider through /contact.
What do the profile ratings mean?
Completed reviews use a weighted six-dimension rubric. Each profile shows its rationale and last full verification date. Older scores are historical snapshots, and a withdrawn rating is hidden. Check dates and source limits before comparing scores.
How often do you update this directory?
We aim to recheck provider public records quarterly, but this is a review target rather than a guarantee. Use the last verified date on each profile and the dates on individual checks. Older information may be out of date; confirm current pricing and availability with the provider before committing.
I had a bad experience with a provider you listed. What now?
Send details through /contact so we can assess the source and whether the profile needs a correction or recheck. A listing can be updated or a rating withdrawn when the evidence no longer supports it.
What if I have commercial insurance, should I still use these providers?
Support is listed for selected branded injections. Coverage and medication out-of-pocket cost require a plan-specific quote; membership is extra. Hims says it cannot accept insurance. Your plan determines medication coverage, and a program fee can be separate. Get a written quote for both before choosing.
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