Which costs less, Hone Health or SiPhox Health?

The two price different things. SiPhox sells kits at $99 for the first and $124 plus $25 shipping after that, so a year is 2, 4, or 12 kits depending on your pace. Hone sells annual programs, $300 for Basic and $1,860 for Premium, with medication extra.

Is SiPhox Health's blood draw really needle-free?

Yes. With SiPhox's EasyDraw device, you take an upper-arm sample at home in about 5 minutes, without needles or a lab trip. Hone's default is a lab draw, with an at-home GetLabs phlebotomist option for some members.

Can SiPhox Health or Hone Health prescribe medication?

Hone can: prescribing is central to its program, and medication is priced separately. SiPhox does not prescribe itself, though Heart and Metabolic Program members can get medication management from an independent provider group.

Which tests more biomarkers, Hone Health or SiPhox Health?

Hone's single list is longer than any SiPhox panel included with membership, at 63 biomarkers against 31 or fewer. SiPhox's Ultimate 360 upgrade reaches 62. Both counts mix calculated values with direct measurements.

How fast do Hone Health and SiPhox Health results arrive?

SiPhox quotes 7 to 10 days counted from lab receipt. Hone needs about 10 business days to process an at-lab draw, then adds 1 to 2 business days for the physician's review.

Are Hone Health and SiPhox Health HSA/FSA eligible?

Yes. SiPhox says all of its products are HSA/FSA eligible, and Hone describes its services as eligible depending on your plan and provides receipts. Neither accepts insurance, so confirm reimbursement rules with your plan administrator.

Hone Health vs SiPhox Health: Features & Pricing (2026)

Key takeaway:

Hone Health ($300 to $1,860/yr before medication) is a physician-led clinic where a lab draw leads into prescription care. SiPhox Health ($99 first kit, then $124) is at-home testing with a needle-free upper-arm device, on a schedule you pick. If you want more than a clinic or a kit in the mail, Superpower ($199/yr) goes beyond biomarker testing to be a true home for health. It adds a 100+ biomarker lab draw and a member marketplace, with Superpower AI turning every result into a full action plan.

What is Hone Health, and what is SiPhox Health?

Hone Health is a telehealth clinic. Lab testing feeds physician consults, and the plan can include prescription medication shipped to you.

SiPhox Health runs its tests at home. Its homepage promises "No needles," "No lab visits," and "No monthly fees," and a kit arrives on whatever schedule you set.

They differ most on who is in the room when the blood comes out. At Hone it is usually lab staff or a visiting phlebotomist, and at SiPhox it is you.

What does Hone Health include?

Hone sells three tiers. The men's Plus tier is a hormone program built on a small at-home kit, while Premium and Basic both test 50+ biomarkers at a partner lab. Plus covers 8 to 11 biomarkers and bills $135 a month after a $45 start.

Premium follows a four-stage path:

Measure what matters — A comprehensive biomarker test at a lab starts things off.
Consult with a licensed physician — You review labs, symptoms, and goals on a private video call.
Ongoing personalized care — Repeat labs and clinician support carry on, alongside medication and supplements.
Optimize your health — A retest and clinician meeting come around every 3 months.

Basic runs a lighter path of three stages: review your results on a dashboard, build a longevity protocol from the data, and monitor changes over time. Basic charges for each physician consult: $75 for men and $100 for women.

What does SiPhox Health include?

A SiPhox membership covers an at-home kit with a choice of four included panels, a health report with an action plan, supplement recommendations, and the Sai AI assistant. You can also upload outside lab results without limit, and the app includes a body composition scan.

SiPhox lays out a four-step process:

Join SiPhox Health — You pick a testing pace: monthly, quarterly, or every 6 months.
Select your health focus — Longevity Essentials, Heart & Metabolic, Hormone Focus, and Thyroid Focus are each open to you, and you can switch later.
Test at home, painlessly — The EasyDraw device takes a small upper-arm sample in about 5 minutes, with live 1:1 support as you collect.
Get insights & optimize — Results come with analysis, recommendations, and an action plan, and Sai answers follow-up questions.

Every plan also reports BioAge and Heart & Metabolic Age scores.

What biomarkers do Hone Health and SiPhox Health measure in 2026?

Hone Health lists 50+ biomarkers on one comprehensive panel. SiPhox Health's panel comparison page gives 31 biomarkers on Longevity Essentials and 62 on Ultimate 360, each counted per kit.

	Hone Health	SiPhox Health
Initial draw	63 biomarkers listed across both sexes (51 distinct and 12 calculated)	31 biomarkers (19 distinct and 12 calculated) on Longevity Essentials; 62 biomarkers (42 distinct and 20 calculated) on Ultimate 360
Follow-up draw	Retest every 3 months (Premium) or 6 months (Basic)	Another kit on your chosen cadence, with the panel swappable
Headline count	50+ lab tests	31 to 62 biomarkers per kit

SiPhox's other included panels are narrower: Heart & Metabolic at 28, Thyroid Focus at 21, and Hormone Focus at 14. Hone's list is longer than any of them, and the Ultimate 360 upgrade, at 62 per kit, brings SiPhox close to Hone's count. Neither list carries urinalysis, so the counts share a basis.

SiPhox's optional extras attach to a kit:

Blood add-ons — Complete blood count at +$45 and IGF-1 at +$70, or both for $100.
Upgraded panels — Ultimate 360 at +$125 and a medication-monitoring panel at +$75.

Hone's scan add-ons:

Whole-body MRI — Prenuvo scans at a discounted Hone rate.
Body composition — BodySpec DEXA scans, open to all members.

What are the official 2026 membership prices for Hone Health and SiPhox Health?

Hone Health's Premium plan is a $1,860-a-year program billed monthly, and Basic is $300, both before medication. SiPhox Health charges $99 for every new member's first kit, then $124 per kit plus $25 shipping.

SiPhox's annual cost depends on the pace you choose. Monthly, quarterly, and twice-yearly cadences mean 12, 4, or 2 kits a year. The $125 figure belongs to the Ultimate 360 upgrade, not to the base kit.

Hone's $65 initial test lifts Premium's first year to $1,925, and a $25 test plus a $25 onboarding fee lift Basic's to $350. SiPhox says all of its products are HSA/FSA eligible, and Hone provides receipts for plan submissions.

How does each company collect your blood?

Hone's default is a lab draw. A GetLabs phlebotomist can visit your home or workplace, free for initial labs on the Optimization programs, and men on the hormone plan can use an at-home kit. Women test at a lab.

SiPhox's EasyDraw device collects from the upper arm, and the sample leaves by prepaid FedEx label the same day. SiPhox says its lab results show a 95% to 99% correlation with standard venous draws. Canadian members use a finger-prick method instead.

Who guides you after the results, and what do they sell?

Hone's physicians interpret results and write prescriptions, with programs spanning hormones, thyroid, weight, heart health, sexual health, and longevity. Its storefront sells nine own-brand supplements, and medication is priced separately. A man starting hormone therapy also pays for a confirmatory lab, $25 at a lab on Premium, or $45 at a lab and $80 at home on Plus.

SiPhox's guidance is a report and Sai. Results go through expert review, and the assistant answers questions in the app. A $50 coaching credit buys a 30-minute video call or a written plan, and SiPhox says coaching is not medical advice. SiPhox itself does not prescribe: members of its Heart and Metabolic Program can get medication management from an independent provider group. Supplements arrive as recommendations, and its shop sells none.

How often can you test, and how fast do results arrive?

SiPhox lets you choose the pace, and Hone sets it by tier. Premium retests every 3 months and Basic every 6.

Hone needs about 10 business days to process a lab draw, then a 1 to 2 business day physician review. SiPhox quotes 7 to 10 days counted from lab receipt, and ships the kit within 3 days of your order.

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Where are Hone Health and SiPhox Health tests available?

Hone's availability table shows no plan in 13 states and Washington, D.C., New Jersey included. New York carries every plan except men's Plus.

SiPhox serves every state except Hawaii and New York, and it serves Canada. Its footer calls the service wellness-only.

Who is Hone Health best for, and who is SiPhox Health best for?

Hone Health is best for:

People who want a physician-led plan with prescription medication available.
People who want to test at a lab or with a visiting phlebotomist.
People who live in a state where Hone has a plan.

SiPhox Health is best for:

People who want a needle-free kit at home and no lab visit.
People who want to pick a testing pace and swap panels over time.
People in states where Hone has no plan, such as New Jersey or Pennsylvania.

The bottom line

Hone Health fits people who want a physician and medication behind their labs. SiPhox Health fits people who want a needle-free kit at home, on a pace they set.

Both bill the next step separately. SiPhox's plan arrives as recommendations, with coaching sold as a $50 credit, while Hone bills medication on top of its monthly fee.

At $199 a year in most states, Superpower costs less than Hone Basic at $300 a year. Members book one draw of 100+ biomarkers at a partner lab, or at home for an added fee. Wearable data and medical records join those results in one Superpower AI. That AI drafts your Superpower Protocol and keeps coaching through AI and care team support. Prescriptions are available through the marketplace when clinically appropriate, priced separately. The same marketplace discounts supplements for members by up to 20% and lists add-on tests and scans. 93% of members found their action plan more useful, even life-changing, than a yearly checkup.

Blood work is where a health plan starts, not where it ends. Build your home for health with Superpower today.