Regeniq and Thrivix: how the services differ
This comparison uses each service's own published pages. Information about Thrivix was read on 30 September 2026 from thrivix.co and may have changed.
Unique to this comparison
About Thrivix
Overview
Thrivix's site description reads "Evidence-based health optimisation programs designed around your biology". The site lists six programs and has a separate online shop for supplements and skincare (read 30 September 2026).
Prescribing model
You book a 30-minute telehealth consultation by video online, answering a few health questions. The FAQ says all initial consults for new patients require bloodwork, ordered through a named third-party pathology provider. A personalised protocol follows, with a clinical assessment every four to six weeks with bloodwork.
Pricing transparency
The FAQ says medication costs depend on your personalised protocol and that pricing is given during the consultation, before you commit. Bloodwork is paid to the pathology provider directly. No pay-later options are offered (read 30 September 2026).
Practitioner transparency
The site says consultations are with AHPRA-registered doctors or nurse practitioners. No individual is named on the pages read (30 September 2026).
Side-by-side comparison
What Thrivix's own published pages say, row by row. Regeniq's side of the same rows follows below.
| Dimension | Thrivix |
|---|---|
| What the service is | Its site description reads "Evidence-based health optimisation programs designed around your biology". The site also has a separate online shop for supplements and skincare (thrivix.co, read 30 September 2026). |
| Process | A consultation booked online with a few health questions, bloodwork through a named third-party pathology provider, then a personalised protocol (home page and FAQ, read 30 September 2026). |
| Consultation | A "30-minute Holistic Telehealth Consultation" by video with an AHPRA-registered doctor or nurse practitioner (FAQ, read 30 September 2026). |
| When you can see costs | The FAQ says medication costs "depend on your personalised protocol" and pricing is given during the consultation, before you commit. No pay-later options are offered (read 30 September 2026). |
| Pathology | The FAQ says "all initial consults for new patients require bloodwork". Bloodwork is ordered through a named third-party provider and paid to that provider directly (read 30 September 2026). |
| Ongoing care | The FAQ describes a clinical assessment every four to six weeks with bloodwork (read 30 September 2026). |
| Who makes the clinical decisions | AHPRA-registered doctors and nurse practitioners (FAQ, read 30 September 2026). |
| Supply and delivery | Dispensed by an Australian pharmacy, in plain packaging, "within 10 business days from payment" (FAQ, 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.
- Process
- Five steps: a short online assessment, pay and book a time, a telehealth consultation, a care plan if appropriate, and supply by a partner pharmacy.
- Consultation
- A private telehealth consultation with an independent AHPRA-registered practitioner. Treatment is only considered after a live telehealth consultation, never from a questionnaire alone.
- When you can see costs
- 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. Treatment, service fees, delivery and any pathology are itemised separately, so you can see what each part costs.
- 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.
Regulatory compliance
Information current as of 30 September 2026
TGA status
Not assessed. This page records only what Thrivix's own website stated on 30 September 2026.
AHPRA status
Not assessed. Thrivix's FAQ says consultations are with AHPRA-registered doctors or nurse practitioners (read 30 September 2026).
How Regeniq works
How the consultation works
At Regeniq, you pay the consultation fee, choose a time from the practitioner calendar and have a private telehealth consultation with an independent AHPRA-registered practitioner. Thrivix's FAQ describes a 30-minute telehealth consultation by video with an AHPRA-registered doctor or nurse practitioner, with pricing for any protocol given during that consultation.
When pathology is required
At Regeniq, pathology is arranged only if your practitioner decides it is needed for your assessment, and it is billed separately. Thrivix's FAQ says all initial consults for new patients require bloodwork, paid to a named third-party provider, with further bloodwork at each assessment every four to six weeks.
Who supplies the medication
Both services describe supply through an Australian pharmacy. At Regeniq, an Australian partner pharmacy prepares and delivers any order, and Regeniq does not handle medication. Thrivix's FAQ describes dispensing by an Australian pharmacy in plain packaging.
Who Regeniq may suit
Someone looking at peptide therapy, weight loss or sexual health who wants to see the consultation fee before signing up, and who prefers pathology to be arranged when their practitioner decides it is needed.
Who Thrivix may suit
Someone who wants bloodwork as a set part of their first consultation and regular assessments every four to six weeks, and who is comfortable receiving pricing during the consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Is a blood test required before the first consultation?
At Regeniq, no. Pathology is arranged only if your practitioner decides it is needed for your assessment, and it is billed separately. Thrivix's FAQ, read on 30 September 2026, says "all initial consults for new patients require bloodwork", ordered through a named third-party provider and paid to that provider directly.
Who can prescribe?
At Regeniq, every consultation is with an independent practitioner registered with AHPRA, who makes the clinical decisions. Regeniq does not prescribe, diagnose, compound or dispense. Thrivix's FAQ, read on 30 September 2026, says consultations are with AHPRA-registered doctors or nurse practitioners.
When can I see costs?
Regeniq lists the consultation fee for its peptide, weight loss and sexual health pathways on its pricing page before you sign up. Thrivix's FAQ, read on 30 September 2026, says medication costs depend on your personalised protocol and that pricing is given during the consultation, before you commit.
How is medication delivered?
At Regeniq, an Australian partner pharmacy prepares and delivers any order, and Regeniq does not handle medication or its delivery. Thrivix's FAQ, read on 30 September 2026, says medication is dispensed by an Australian pharmacy in plain packaging, "within 10 business days from payment".
How current is the information on this page?
Information about Thrivix 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.