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Hone Health vs T-TIME: what each one charges
Hone Health: A monthly membership that covers consults and regular testing, with medication billed on top. T-TIME: Compounded oral enclomiphene at $207 for 90 days or $99 for 30 days, with free shipping and labs from $49 or upload your own free.
Both read from the providers' own pages on October 23, 2026. The labels show enclomiphene (not testosterone), which both offer.
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Where they sit
T-TIME is $108 a month less than Hone Health for enclomiphene (not testosterone). The dimmed boxes are every other provider in the index, on the same shelf.
Their first year, month by month
Injectable testosterone at Hone Health and T-TIME, charge by charge, drawn to the same scale.
Not drawn: T-TIME (doesn't offer it).
Not drawn: T-TIME (doesn't offer it).
Every treatment and term, side by side
| Treatment | Hone Health | T-TIME |
|---|---|---|
| Injectable testosterone | $163/mo $135 Plus membership + injections from $28 a month (0.25 mL once a week). At 1 mL once a week the medication is $112 a month.read Oct 23, 2026 | Not offered |
| Testosterone cream or gel | $195/mo $135 Plus membership + testosterone cream from $60 a month. Troches are also from $60.read Oct 23, 2026 | Not offered |
| Enclomiphene (not testosterone) | $177/mo $135 Plus membership + enclomiphene from $42 a monthread Oct 23, 2026 | $69/molower Enclomiphene 12.5 or 25 mg, $207 per 90-day supply (renews every 85 days), or $99 per 30-day supply (renews every 27 days). Same price for both strengths. Free shipping.read Oct 25, 2026 |
| Month to month, injections | $163 a month | Not published |
| First year, at published prices | $2,046 for injectable testosterone | $877 for enclomiphene (not testosterone) |
| Lab tests | First tests $65 + $25, then included | Extra: $49 Quest, $79 home kit, or upload free |
| Consults | Telehealth appointments with a licensed physician, in the membership | Clinician review; messaging with the medical team after required labs are reviewed |
| Membership | Required: $135 a month (Plus) or $155 (Premium) | None |
| Shipping | Home delivery included with the medication | Free; the 90-day supply ships quarterly |
| How it bills | The membership is billed monthly. Medication is billed monthly on top and rises with the dose. | $207 every 85 days on the 90-day plan, or $99 every 27 days on the 30-day plan; both renew automatically. |
| Commitment | Billed monthly. Hone says you can cancel at any time, though its billing page describes the membership as 1/12 of a $1,620 annual total. | None stated; T-TIME says you can cancel future renewals any time |
| Cancel notice | None stated. How to cancel | None stated. How to cancel |
| Refunds | If the physician decides after the first consultation that treatment isn't appropriate, Hone refunds the $135 initial membership fee. | If a clinician declines you before a prescription is issued, the treatment payment is refunded; labs, shipping and services already provided aren't. |
| States | Hone doesn't list its states on the pages we read. | Not stated. Quest lab tests aren't available in New York, New Hampshire, Connecticut or New Jersey. |
| HSA or FSA | Accepted | Not stated |
| Watch out for | The membership and the medication are billed separately. The $28 injection price is the lowest dose; at 1 mL a week the medication alone is $112 a month, on top of the membership. | T-TIME offers enclomiphene only, not testosterone. The $69 monthly figure means paying $207 for 90 days, and plans renew every 85 or 27 days, a little faster than the supply length. |
The green tag marks the lower price where both providers publish one on their own pages. Full detail on Hone Health and T-TIME, or compare any other pair.