Which costs less, Function Health or Hone Health?

Function Health is the lower annual cost at $365 a year, charged annually. Hone Health's Premium tier is $65 for the initial test, then $155 a month plus the cost of medication, which annualizes near $1,925 before anything is prescribed. Its Basic tier is the cheaper entry point, at $25 plus a $25 onboarding fee and then $25 a month, with consults charged separately.

Which tests more, Function Health or Hone Health?

Function Health publishes the larger number, at 160+ lab tests annually, against Hone Health's 50+ biomarkers. The two panels are built for different jobs: Function spreads across body systems, while Hone concentrates on hormones in the depth a therapy decision needs. Companies also count on different bases, so the marker list matters more than the total.

Does Function Health or Hone Health prescribe medication?

Hone Health does. Prescribing is central to the product, covering testosterone therapy, weight loss and sexual health, with the medication priced separately from the subscription. Function Health states that it does not offer medical treatment, so a result that calls for treatment goes to a clinician outside the membership.

How long do results take from Function Health and Hone Health?

Function Health says the first batch of results starts arriving within 48 hours of testing, with the rest following as each assay clears. Hone Health quotes 10 days of processing for an in-lab draw plus 1 to 2 business days of physician review, and male estradiol testing adds 2 to 3 business days.

Is Function Health better than Hone Health?

It depends on what you want the labs to lead to. Function Health suits someone who wants breadth, a biological age read, and results they can act on with their own doctor. Hone Health suits someone who wants hormone therapy, weight loss, or sexual health treatment prescribed and monitored inside the same program, and who is willing to pay a monthly fee plus medication for it.

Are Function Health and Hone Health HSA/FSA eligible?

Both are. Function Health is listed as HSA/FSA eligible, and Hone Health is eligible subject to plan type and provides receipts for submission. Check the details with your own plan administrator before you spend pre-tax dollars.

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

Key takeaway:

If you want testosterone therapy, weight loss, or sexual health prescriptions alongside your labs, Hone Health is built for that, at $65 for the initial test and then $155 a month plus the cost of medication. Function Health prescribes nothing and covers 160+ lab tests a year for $365. However, if you want whole-body testing at a lower flat price with a prescription route available when one is appropriate, Superpower is $349 a year, all-in, with 150+ health metrics and on-demand care-team messaging between tests — the same membership 36.3% of members used to reduce their biological age score between their first and second year.

How do Function Health and Hone Health compare?

Function Health and Hone Health both start with a blood draw and finish in completely different places. Hone Health's membership is built around treatment, with testosterone therapy, weight loss and sexual health prescriptions at the center of it and medication billed on top of the subscription. Function Health states that it does not offer medical treatment, so its membership ends with testing, results, their interpretation and the personalized protocol it builds from them, across 160+ lab tests annually.

Everything else follows from that split. Hone's panel is 50+ biomarkers, weighted toward hormones, because the labs exist to establish whether therapy fits and to monitor it afterwards. Function's is a wide annual sweep with no therapy attached.

The prices describe the same difference. Function is $365 a year, flat. Hone Premium is $65 for the initial test, then $155 a month plus medication, and a Basic tier runs $25 plus a $25 onboarding fee, then $25 a month.

Are Function Health's labs the product, or Hone Health's the entry to therapy?

Hone Health is a treatment subscription that happens to open with a blood test. Its how-it-works page puts prescriptions and hormone therapy at the center of the program, priced separately from the membership fee, and the panel is what qualifies you for treatment and then tracks how it is going.

Function Health is a testing subscription with no therapy attached. Its pricing page positions the membership as testing and insight rather than care, stating that Function does not offer a diagnosis or any form of medical opinion, so acting on a result means taking it to a clinician of your own who can prescribe.

That makes the choice unusually easy to reason about, because it depends on what you already suspect. A reader who thinks the answer involves hormone therapy, weight loss, or sexual health, and wants the prescribing and the monitoring in one place, is describing Hone. A reader who wants to see the whole picture before deciding anything is being treated is describing Function.

Does biological age show up in Function Health's or Hone Health's results?

Function Health puts a number on how you are aging.

Function Health: derives its Biological Age test from Phenotypic Age.
Hone Health: its dashboard is organized around hormone and metabolic markers and how they respond to treatment, reviewed with a clinician at each retest.

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

Function Health charges $365 a year, marketed as about a dollar a day and charged annually, with the first-year membership prepaid for its 160+ lab tests. Hone Health prices two tiers: Premium at $65 for the initial test, then $155 a month plus the cost of medication, and Basic at $25 plus a $25 onboarding fee, then $25 a month. Annualize the Premium fee and it lands near $1,925 before anything is dispensed.

Those totals are not measuring the same thing. Premium's monthly fee buys clinical care and access to the therapy categories, so it is priced as a treatment plan rather than as a panel. Basic is the low-commitment entry point, keeping the testing and the dashboard while charging for consults separately. Function's single annual fee buys breadth and interpretation, and nothing downstream of a result.

Supplements are sold on two models as well. Hone runs a first-party supplement storefront, nine own-brand products priced from $25 to $80 with free shipping. Function took the other route and brought a supplement company in-house: its partner page says SuppCo has become part of Function, framed as connecting your supplement routine to your biomarker data. That page describes guidance rather than member-priced retail.

How many biomarkers does each membership test, Function Health's or Hone Health's, in 2026?

Function Health publishes 160+ lab tests annually. Hone Health publishes 50+ biomarkers, concentrated on hormones rather than spread across body systems.

The two count on different bases — Function Health in lab tests run across the year, Hone Health in biomarkers on each panel — so the useful comparison is which markers appear on each list rather than which number is larger. Function's list is built to surface something you were not looking for. Hone's is built to answer one question in enough depth to prescribe against it, which is depth a general checkup will not give you.

Where do you give blood for Function Health and Hone Health, and when do results land?

Function Health tests at home or at 2,000+ lab locations, twice a year and on demand. Hone Health draws at 2,000+ Quest Diagnostics locations and repeats the panel on a schedule set by tier: every 3 months on Premium and every 6 months on Basic, so Premium is the more frequent retest of the two.

	Function Health	Hone Health
How results release	Rest of the markers follow as each assay clears, after the first batch	Ten days of processing, then 1-2 business days of physician review
Extra processing time	—	Male estradiol testing adds 2-3 business days

Who owns the next step after the panel, at Function Health or Hone Health?

Hone Health puts a clinician in the loop by default on its top tier. Premium includes a clinician-led care plan, while Basic charges for consults as a separate fee. Function Health returns results interpreted by physicians and researchers, and answers questions about a biomarker through member chat, which Function says explains results rather than giving medical advice.

That decides who acts on a number that looks off. At Hone, a clinician does, inside the program and on the schedule the program sets. At Function, you do, with a dashboard, an explanation and a protocol to work through, and a doctor of your own for anything clinical.

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

Function Health is best for:

People who want a wide annual sweep, at 160+ lab tests a year for $365, with the results explained.
People who want a biological age read twice a year and already have a physician for anything clinical.

Hone Health is best for:

People who want testosterone therapy, weight loss, or sexual health prescriptions monitored by a clinician in the same program that runs their labs.
People who want a low-commitment start, at $25 plus a $25 onboarding fee and then $25 a month on the Basic tier.

The bottom line: does Function Health or Hone Health fit you?

The choice is between a panel and a program. Hone Health builds a treatment subscription around a hormone-weighted 50+ biomarkers, at $65 for the initial test and $155 a month on Premium, with medication billed separately and a clinician-led care plan included at that tier. Function Health builds a testing membership around breadth, at 160+ lab tests for $365 a year, with biological age tracked twice a year and results arriving within 48 hours of testing. Pick the one whose next step matches the question you are actually asking.

Superpower: the wide panel and the prescribing route, not one or the other

Each of these carries you half the distance. Function Health returns 160+ lab tests annually read by physicians and researchers for $365 a year, and states that it does not offer medical treatment, so the breadth arrives and the acting happens elsewhere. Hone Health can act, but only inside its own scope: prescriptions and hormone therapy around a hormone-weighted panel of 50+ biomarkers, at $65 for the initial test, then $155 a month on Premium, with medication billed on top. Superpower is $349 a year for both halves: 150+ health metrics across an initial complete draw and a built-in follow-up later in the year, a personalized action plan, one 93% of members rated as more useful or even life-changing than their yearly checkup, and prescriptions through the marketplace when clinically appropriate, priced separately, whichever system a result points at, alongside a 24/7 care team you message rather than book.

Breadth you cannot act on and action confined to one system are each half an answer. Start your health journey with Superpower and get the read and the response from the same membership.