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Opt Health review

A men’s preventive-health telehealth provider combining comprehensive bloodwork with TRT and sexual health treatment under a physician.

By Lindy Health editorial Researched October 17, 2026 13 sources cited No commercial relationship

The verdict

Higher-budget patients who want physician-led longevity and hormone care with recurring labs, and who accept a membership fee on top of a one-time intake fee.

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Starts at$95/mo
PrescriberMD/DO + NP/PA
LabsExtra cost
AvailabilityUnconfirmed
CancellingMinimum term or retention process
InsuranceCash pay
Peptides without a legal compounding route Sources we reviewed describe Opt Health offering Hexarelin. As of October 2026, FDA lists none of these as approved or on its 503A bulks list, so US compounding pharmacies have no routine legal path to prepare them. Ask the provider exactly what is prescribed and which pharmacy makes it. The sources are listed at the foot of this page.

Opt Health at a glance

Consult modelLive video consult
PrescriberMD/DO + NP/PA
LabsBilled separately
InsuranceCash pay only
AvailabilityNot confirmed from published pages
CancellationMinimum term or retention process
HeadquartersSan Francisco, CA

How much does Opt Health cost?

From $95/mo (Foundation) + $195 one-time intake/lab fee; TRT from $245/mo + $195. Foundation ($95/mo) includes the initial 55+ biomarker panel (via the $195 intake fee), a 60-minute consult, follow-up labs and consults twice a year, and up to 2 supplements. Medications ordered through the app cost extra. Optimization ($245/mo) adds quarterly labs and consults and up to 2 included prescriptions, and is the entry tier for TRT. Longevity is $645/mo plus a $695 intake fee.

Price transparency on our rubric: Some prices published. Prices were checked on October 17, 2026 and change often; confirm at checkout.

Opt Health pros and cons

Pros

  • Membership tiers and intake fees are published, starting at $95/mo
  • Initial 60-minute video consult with physicians (mostly MD/DO) and a 55+ biomarker panel
  • The Optimization tier includes up to 2 prescriptions plus quarterly labs and consults
  • Accepts HSA/FSA payments

Cons

  • TRT requires at least the $245/mo tier plus a $195 initial lab fee
  • Cancellation is by email, with a 3-month minimum on subscriptions that dispense 3 months of medication
  • Lists Hexarelin among its 'peptide therapy options'; Hexarelin is on FDA's 503A Category 2 safety-risk list
  • No state list is published; availability is shown only during sign-up

How Opt Health scores

Opt Health scores 5.4 out of 10 on the six criteria every clinic is scored on. This score is provisional: we could not verify licensed states from published pages, so that criterion is left out of the average.

Licensed states 20% ?
Labs included 20% 3.0
Prescriber 15% 7.0
Cost transparency 15% 6.0
Cancellation 15% 2.0
Formulary breadth 15% 10.0

n/a = not applicable to this kind of provider · ? = not verifiable from published pages. How each criterion is scored.

What Opt Health prescribes

  • Testosterone cypionate
  • Semaglutide
  • Orforglipron (Foundayo)
  • Sermorelin
  • Hexarelin
  • PT-141 nasal spray (bremelanotide)
  • Oxytocin
  • GHK-Cu (non-injectable)
  • VIP
  • Pinealon
  • 5-amino-1MQ
  • Tretinoin
  • Thyroid hormone (T3/T4)
  • DHEA
  • ED medication
  • Hair-loss medication

How to cancel Opt Health

Minimum term or retention process. Per the Terms, you cancel by emailing support up to 48 hours before the monthly processing date. Subscriptions that dispense three months of products or medications carry a minimum three-month commitment, and cancelling early means paying the remainder. Services and medications are non-refundable, and appointments cancelled or missed with under 24 hours' notice are not refunded.

Is Opt Health available in my state?

Not confirmed from published pages. No state list is published. The sign-up form's state dropdown lists all 50 states plus DC but shows 'We're not in your state yet' for unsupported states, and the Terms say services are offered 'only in certain states'.

What customers say about Opt Health

PlatformRatingDetail
Trustpilot ↗No rating0 reviews
Better Business Bureau ↗C+Not accredited

Third-party ratings as shown on October 17, 2026. They are not part of our score, and review platforms can be gamed in both directions.

We found no FDA warning letters, FTC actions, state board actions or class actions against Opt Health in our search on October 17, 2026. That is not proof that none exist.

Who Opt Health is best for

Higher-budget patients who want physician-led longevity and hormone care with recurring labs, and who accept a membership fee on top of a one-time intake fee.

Highest-scoring alternatives for TRT & men’s hormones: Marek Health (7.1), Blokes (6.3), OneTwenty (9.2), Male Excel (8.2).

Opt Health FAQ

How much does Opt Health cost?

Opt Health starts at $95/mo (Foundation) + $195 one-time intake/lab fee; TRT from $245/mo + $195. Foundation ($95/mo) includes the initial 55+ biomarker panel (via the $195 intake fee), a 60-minute consult, follow-up labs and consults twice a year, and up to 2 supplements. Medications ordered through the app cost extra. Optimization ($245/mo) adds quarterly labs and consults and up to 2 included prescriptions, and is the entry tier for TRT. Longevity is $645/mo plus a $695 intake fee.

Does Opt Health take insurance?

No. Opt Health is cash pay. Some patients use their own insurance at an outside pharmacy for branded medication.

Is Opt Health legit?

Opt Health is an operating US telehealth provider, based in San Francisco, CA. Prescriptions are written by licensed clinicians (MD/DO + NP/PA). We found no regulatory actions in our search.

How do I cancel Opt Health?

Per the Terms, you cancel by emailing support up to 48 hours before the monthly processing date. Subscriptions that dispense three months of products or medications carry a minimum three-month commitment, and cancelling early means paying the remainder. Services and medications are non-refundable, and appointments cancelled or missed with under 24 hours' notice are not refunded.

Is Opt Health available in all states?

No state list is published. The sign-up form's state dropdown lists all 50 states plus DC but shows 'We're not in your state yet' for unsupported states, and the Terms say services are offered 'only in certain states'.

Does Opt Health include lab work?

Billed separately.

Who prescribes at Opt Health?

A mix of physicians (MD/DO) and nurse practitioners or physician assistants.

Sources

Regulatory and primary sources

  1. Opt Health homepage ↗ · supports: url, stillOperating, hq, medications
  2. Opt Health Memberships ↗ · supports: priceFrom, priceDetail, costPublished, labsIncluded, insurance, pros
  3. TRT cost - Opt Health ↗ · supports: priceFrom, priceDetail, labsIncluded, cons
  4. Opt Health FAQs ↗ · supports: model, insurance, hq
  5. Opt Health Terms of Use ↗ · supports: cancellation, cancellationDetail, statesDetail, cons
  6. Get Started - Opt Health ↗ · supports: statesDetail, pros
  7. Opt Health Medical Team ↗ · supports: prescriberModel, pros
  8. Peptide Therapy - Opt Health ↗ · supports: fdaBarredOffered, medications, cons
  9. Testosterone Cypionate - Opt Health ↗ · supports: medications
  10. Foundayo (Orforglipron) for Weight Loss - Opt Health ↗ · supports: medications
  11. Tretinoin for Men - Opt Health ↗ · supports: medications
  12. Opt Health Trustpilot ↗ · supports: ratings
  13. OPT Health BBB profile ↗ · supports: ratings, hq
  14. Lindy Health clinic scoring rubric ↗ · the six criteria, their weights and the scoring tables

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