Regeniq and Hormn: how the services differ
This comparison uses each service's own published pages. Information about Hormn was read on 30 September 2026 from hormn.com and may have changed.
Unique to this comparison
About Hormn
Overview
Hormn describes itself as "a telehealth membership service connecting Australians with independent doctors" and says it "does not dispense medication" (hormn.com, read 30 September 2026).
Prescribing model
Blood tests are referred online and collected at partner pathology labs. The home page FAQ says a doctor consultation typically follows "in 1 to 3 days" after the consultation fee is paid, and treatment plans are priced after the doctor's review. A partner pharmacy supplies medication.
Pricing transparency
Entry prices for a blood test and a doctor consultation are shown in the site banner. "Unlimited doctor consultations" and "unlimited support, consultations and treatment adjustments" are stated as inclusions. Medicare rebates and PBS funding are stated as unavailable (read 30 September 2026).
Practitioner transparency
The site says its doctors are independent, AHPRA-registered and based in Australia, and names a Chief Medical Officer on the home page with academic qualifications (read 30 September 2026).
Side-by-side comparison
What Hormn's own published pages say, row by row. Regeniq's side of the same rows follows below.
| Dimension | Hormn |
|---|---|
| What the service is | Hormn describes itself as "a telehealth membership service connecting Australians with independent doctors" that "does not dispense medication" (hormn.com, read 30 September 2026). |
| Pricing model | Entry prices for a blood test and a doctor consultation are shown in the site banner, with "unlimited doctor consultations" stated as an inclusion. Treatment plans are priced after the doctor's review (home page, read 30 September 2026). |
| Booking a consultation | The home page FAQ says a doctor consultation is typically "in 1 to 3 days" after the consultation fee is paid (read 30 September 2026). |
| Pathology | Blood tests are referred online and collected at partner pathology labs, with a stated 10,000-plus lab network. The how it works page says results arrive within 24 to 48 hours (read 30 September 2026). |
| Ongoing care | "Unlimited support, consultations and treatment adjustments" is stated as an inclusion (how it works page, read 30 September 2026). |
| Who makes the clinical decisions | Independent AHPRA-registered doctors based in Australia. A Chief Medical Officer is named on the home page with academic qualifications (read 30 September 2026). |
| Supply and delivery | A partner pharmacy, with "delivery next day in Australia" for eligible plans (home page, read 30 September 2026). |
| Areas covered | TRT, weight loss, erectile dysfunction and men's fertility, with a waitlist page. Open to Australian permanent residents; men and women, depending on the treatment (read 30 September 2026). |
Shared sectionRegeniq's side of this tableThe Regeniq description is much the same on every comparison page, so it is grouped here.
- What the service is
- Regeniq Pty Ltd, Brisbane QLD. Regeniq facilitates telehealth consultations with independent AHPRA-registered practitioners. Regeniq does not prescribe, diagnose, compound or dispense. Clinical decisions are made by your practitioner.
- Pricing model
- A consultation fee, paid when you book, that differs by pathway. Fees for the peptide, weight loss and sexual health pathways are listed on the Regeniq pricing page before you sign up. No memberships and no lock-in on consultations. Treatment, service fees, delivery and any pathology are itemised separately, so you can see what each part costs.
- Booking a consultation
- You pay the consultation fee at checkout, then choose a time that suits you from the practitioner calendar for a private telehealth consultation.
- Pathology
- Arranged only if your practitioner decides pathology is needed for your assessment. Not everyone needs it. Pathology is billed separately from your consultation.
- Ongoing care
- Your practitioner decides when you are next seen and whether any repeat pathology is due. Reminders come by email and SMS a week before a follow-up or pathology date, and again on the day. Some plans include follow-up consultations.
- Who makes the clinical decisions
- Every consultation is with an independent practitioner registered with AHPRA, who makes the clinical decisions. Regeniq does not prescribe, diagnose, compound or dispense.
- Supply and delivery
- Where your practitioner issues a prescription, an Australian partner pharmacy prepares your order and delivers it. Regeniq does not handle medication or its delivery. Delivery of medication dispensed by a pharmacy is included in subscription plans. Pay-as-you-go orders have a delivery fee per parcel, shown at checkout.
- Areas covered
- Peptide therapy, hormone treatment, weight loss and sexual health pathways.
Regulatory compliance
Information current as of 30 September 2026
TGA status
Not assessed. This page records only what Hormn's own website stated on 30 September 2026.
AHPRA status
Not assessed. Hormn's site says its doctors are independent, AHPRA-registered and based in Australia (read 30 September 2026).
How Regeniq works
How the fees work
Regeniq charges a consultation fee that differs by pathway, with no membership, and itemises treatment, service fees, delivery and any pathology separately. Hormn describes a membership service with entry prices for a blood test and a doctor consultation in its site banner, unlimited doctor consultations as a stated inclusion, and treatment plans priced after the doctor's review.
When pathology is arranged
At Regeniq, pathology is arranged only if your practitioner decides it is needed for your assessment, and it is billed separately. Hormn's site describes blood tests referred online and collected at partner pathology labs, with results within 24 to 48 hours.
Who dispenses
Hormn says it does not dispense medication and describes supply through a partner pharmacy. Regeniq also does not dispense medication: it facilitates consultations, and an Australian partner pharmacy prepares and delivers any order.
Who Regeniq may suit
Someone who prefers a telehealth consultation with a fee per pathway and no membership, and pathology arranged when their practitioner decides it is needed.
Who Hormn may suit
Someone who prefers a membership with unlimited doctor consultations as a stated inclusion, wants a blood test referred online with an entry price shown up front, or is looking at a pathway Hormn lists, such as men's fertility.
Frequently asked questions
Do both services dispense medication?
Hormn's site, read on 30 September 2026, says it "does not dispense medication" and describes supply through a partner pharmacy. Regeniq facilitates telehealth consultations and does not prescribe, diagnose, compound or dispense; an Australian partner pharmacy prepares and delivers any order.
How are consultation fees structured at each?
Regeniq charges a consultation fee, paid when you book, that differs by pathway, with no membership or lock-in. Hormn's site, read on 30 September 2026, describes a membership service with entry prices for a blood test and a doctor consultation, unlimited doctor consultations as a stated inclusion, and treatment plans priced after the doctor's review.
How do I book a consultation at each?
At Regeniq, you pay the consultation fee at checkout, then choose a time from the practitioner calendar for a private telehealth consultation. Hormn's home page FAQ, read on 30 September 2026, says a doctor consultation is typically "in 1 to 3 days" after the consultation fee is paid.
When is pathology arranged?
At Regeniq, pathology is arranged only if your practitioner decides it is needed for your assessment. Not everyone needs it, and it is billed separately. Hormn's site, read on 30 September 2026, describes blood tests referred online and collected at partner pathology labs, with results within 24 to 48 hours.
Who are the doctors?
At Regeniq, every consultation is with an independent practitioner registered with AHPRA, who makes the clinical decisions. Hormn's site, read on 30 September 2026, says its doctors are independent, AHPRA-registered and based in Australia, and names a Chief Medical Officer on its home page.
How current is the information on this page?
Information about Hormn comes from its own website as read on 30 September 2026. Practices may change without notice. If you find outdated information, contact us and we will update the page.