Regeniq and PHYX: how the services differ
As of 30 September 2026, PHYX describes a health-assessment-first pathway and sells pathology panels as products (https://phyx.com.au/; https://phyx.com.au/pages/pathology). Regeniq starts with a telehealth consultation, with pathology arranged when the practitioner decides it is needed (regeniq.au/how-it-works). This comparison uses the published pages and practices may change.
Unique to this comparison
About PHYX
Overview
Doctor-led care for weight management, performance, longevity, recovery and repair (https://phyx.com.au/, read 30 September 2026).
Prescribing model
Complete a health assessment, then a doctor reviews and discusses options before a personalised care plan. A nurse call is offered before starting (https://phyx.com.au/, read 30 September 2026). Medication is compounded in Australia by partner pharmacies. Delivery inclusions are not described on the pages we read (https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs, read 30 September 2026).
Pricing transparency
Products are shown after a health questionnaire is completed and approved; treatment costs are not shown before approval. Pathology panels have published prices (https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs; https://phyx.com.au/pages/pathology, read 30 September 2026).
Practitioner transparency
AHPRA-registered doctors and an Australian-based medical team. Individual doctor names are not described on the pages we read (https://phyx.com.au/; https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs, read 30 September 2026).
Side-by-side comparison
What PHYX's own published pages say, row by row. Regeniq's side of the same rows follows below.
| Dimension | PHYX |
|---|---|
| What the service is | Doctor-led care for weight management, performance, longevity, recovery and repair (https://phyx.com.au/, read 30 September 2026). |
| Process | Complete a health assessment, then a doctor reviews and discusses options before a personalised care plan. A nurse call is offered before starting (https://phyx.com.au/, read 30 September 2026). |
| When fees and products are shown | Products are shown after a health questionnaire is completed and approved; treatment costs are not shown before approval. Pathology panels have published prices (https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs; https://phyx.com.au/pages/pathology, read 30 September 2026). |
| Pathology | Pathology panels are sold as individual products, collected through partner pathology providers and interpreted by the PHYX team to inform a plan (https://phyx.com.au/pages/pathology, read 30 September 2026). |
| Practitioners | AHPRA-registered doctors and an Australian-based medical team. Individual doctor names are not described on the pages we read (https://phyx.com.au/; https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs, read 30 September 2026). |
| Pharmacy supply | Medication is compounded in Australia by partner pharmacies. Delivery inclusions are not described on the pages we read (https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs, 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 facilitates telehealth consultations with independent AHPRA-registered practitioners. It does not prescribe, diagnose, compound or dispense (regeniq.au/how-it-works).
- Process
- Complete a short online assessment, pay the consultation fee and book a time, then have a telehealth consultation. Your practitioner sets a care plan if clinically appropriate (regeniq.au/how-it-works).
- When fees and products are shown
- A consultation fee differs by pathway, with no membership or lock-in on consultations. Treatment, service fees, delivery and any pathology are itemised separately (regeniq.au/pricing; regeniq.au/how-it-works).
- Pathology
- Pathology is arranged only if your practitioner decides it is needed for your assessment, and is billed separately from your consultation (regeniq.au/how-it-works).
- Practitioners
- Clinical decisions are made by your independent AHPRA-registered practitioner (regeniq.au/how-it-works).
- Pharmacy supply
- An Australian partner pharmacy prepares and delivers any order. Any delivery cost is shown before you pay (regeniq.au/how-it-works).
Regulatory compliance
Information current as of 30 September 2026
TGA status
Not assessed. This comparison records the service information on the cited pages as read on 30 September 2026.
AHPRA status
AHPRA-registered doctors and an Australian-based medical team. Individual doctor names are not described on the pages we read (https://phyx.com.au/; https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs, read 30 September 2026).
How Regeniq works
When you see fees and products
At Regeniq: A consultation fee differs by pathway, with no membership or lock-in on consultations. Treatment, service fees, delivery and any pathology are itemised separately (regeniq.au/pricing; regeniq.au/how-it-works). At PHYX: Products are shown after a health questionnaire is completed and approved; treatment costs are not shown before approval. Pathology panels have published prices (https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs; https://phyx.com.au/pages/pathology, read 30 September 2026).
Pathology as a product or as a decision
At Regeniq: Pathology is arranged only if your practitioner decides it is needed for your assessment, and is billed separately from your consultation (regeniq.au/how-it-works). At PHYX: Pathology panels are sold as individual products, collected through partner pathology providers and interpreted by the PHYX team to inform a plan (https://phyx.com.au/pages/pathology, read 30 September 2026).
Who Regeniq may suit
Someone who prefers a telehealth consultation before their practitioner decides whether pathology is needed, with a consultation fee per pathway and no membership on consultations (regeniq.au/how-it-works; regeniq.au/pricing).
Who PHYX may suit
Someone considering a health-assessment-first pathway, a nurse call before starting or pathology panels sold as individual products (https://phyx.com.au/; https://phyx.com.au/pages/pathology, read 30 September 2026).
Frequently asked questions
When can I see fees and products at each service?
At Regeniq: A consultation fee differs by pathway, with no membership or lock-in on consultations. Treatment, service fees, delivery and any pathology are itemised separately (regeniq.au/pricing; regeniq.au/how-it-works). At PHYX: Products are shown after a health questionnaire is completed and approved; treatment costs are not shown before approval. Pathology panels have published prices (https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs; https://phyx.com.au/pages/pathology, read 30 September 2026).
How is pathology arranged at each service?
At Regeniq: Pathology is arranged only if your practitioner decides it is needed for your assessment, and is billed separately from your consultation (regeniq.au/how-it-works). At PHYX: Pathology panels are sold as individual products, collected through partner pathology providers and interpreted by the PHYX team to inform a plan (https://phyx.com.au/pages/pathology, read 30 September 2026).
Who decides whether treatment is suitable?
At Regeniq: Complete a short online assessment, pay the consultation fee and book a time, then have a telehealth consultation. Your practitioner sets a care plan if clinically appropriate (regeniq.au/how-it-works). At PHYX: Complete a health assessment, then a doctor reviews and discusses options before a personalised care plan. A nurse call is offered before starting (https://phyx.com.au/, read 30 September 2026). At Regeniq: Clinical decisions are made by your independent AHPRA-registered practitioner (regeniq.au/how-it-works). At PHYX: AHPRA-registered doctors and an Australian-based medical team. Individual doctor names are not described on the pages we read (https://phyx.com.au/; https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs, read 30 September 2026).
Who supplies an order?
At Regeniq: An Australian partner pharmacy prepares and delivers any order. Any delivery cost is shown before you pay (regeniq.au/how-it-works). At PHYX: Medication is compounded in Australia by partner pharmacies. Delivery inclusions are not described on the pages we read (https://phyx.com.au/pages/faqs, read 30 September 2026).