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OneTwenty vs Quest Health

Both are primarily bloodwork & longevity providers, so the differences are in consult model, what is bundled, who prescribes, and price.

OneTwenty logo OneTwenty From $499/yr membership Read the OneTwenty review →
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Quest Health logo Quest Health From $199 one-time Read the Quest Health review →

Side-by-side comparison

OneTwenty logoOneTwentyQuest Health logoQuest Health
Our score9.9 / 109.9 / 10
Starting price$499/yr membership$199 one-time
Primary serviceBloodwork & longevityBloodwork & longevity
All servicesBloodwork, TRT, GLP-1, PeptidesBloodwork
Consult modelUnconfirmedUnconfirmed
PrescriberUnconfirmedUnconfirmed
LabsIncludedIncluded
InsuranceCash payCash pay
Availability49 states49 states
CancellationSelf-serve onlineNo subscription to cancel
Trustpilot——
Regulatory / legal recordNone foundLuciano v. Quest Diagnostics (D.N.J., No. 2:26-cv-13827, filed 2026-10-23): proposed class action over unauthorized access to patient records in Quest's Quanum LSM system, discovered 2026-10-21
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* Provisional score: one or two criteria could not be verified.

Which one is right for you

Choose OneTwenty if…

People who want their blood retested every 90 days (a 101-marker baseline plus three follow-up panels a year) and want custom supplements and prescriptions, at published prices, driven by those results in one membership.

  • Four lab panels a year (101-marker baseline plus three 20 to 40 marker follow-ups) are included in the membership price
  • Membership and every available medication have a published monthly price: $499/yr ($749/yr in NY/NJ), medications $49 to $279/mo
  • Lists 49 states (all but Rhode Island)

Choose Quest Health if…

People who want a one-off or occasional broad blood panel at a Quest draw site, priced per test, without signing up for a membership.

  • Every test price is listed before checkout, with the $6 physician fee shown on the product page
  • No membership or auto-renewal; pay per test
  • Venous draw at Quest patient service centers, with an 85+ marker Elite panel for $399

Price: what you actually pay

OneTwenty

Pricing page (seen 2026-11-05; the page says its prices were checked on 2 November 2026): $499 a year, billed annually, for four lab panels: a 101-marker baseline (OneTwenty's own count) plus three follow-up panels of 20 to 40 markers, one every 90 days ('161 to 221 lab results a year'). Walk-in draws at Quest are included; an at-home draw is $99 per draw. NY and NJ: $749 a year because Quest cannot be used there. Add-ons: custom supplement packs from $45/mo; extra lab panels 'at cost' (no prices listed). Medications are priced per product on each treatment page: metformin and sildenafil $49/mo, tadalafil $79/mo, GHK-Cu cream and testosterone cypionate $99/mo, enclomiphene, glutathione (injection or nasal) and oxytocin $129/mo, sermorelin and NAD+ (injection or nasal) $149/mo, compounded semaglutide $179/mo, PT-141 $199/mo, tirzepatide $279/mo or $749 billed quarterly. Whether a separate provider consultation fee applies is not stated. The 'Founding pricing ends at public launch' line seen on 2026-10-17 no longer appears on the homepage or pricing page, but the What We Test page still says 'Now accepting founding members'.

Quest Health

Health Profiles page (seen 2026-11-05): Basic Health Profile (men's or women's, 59+ markers) $199; Comprehensive Health Profile (men's or women's, 75+ markers, adds biometrics and a health score) $329; Elite Health Profile (85+ markers, adds ApoB, free insulin, testosterone and thyroid for both sexes) $399. The Elite product page shows '$399.00 + $6.00 Physician Service Fee'. Optional add-ons on the Elite page include Advanced Heart Health $139, Insulin Resistance & Metabolism $179 and a Humanity biological-age report $29. Blood is drawn at a Quest patient service center; Quest Mobile in-home collection costs $99 extra. Single tests and smaller panels are sold individually (homepage prices from about $58). Each purchase is a one-time order; no membership. Promotions (e.g. 10% off first purchase, not valid in AZ, HI or PA) change often.

What happens after you sign up

OneTwenty

Treatments offered: Enclomiphene, Compounded semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Sermorelin, Sildenafil, Tadalafil, PT-141 (bremelanotide), Oxytocin nasal spray, Metformin, NAD+ (injection and nasal spray), Glutathione (injection and nasal spray), GHK-Cu cream, Testosterone cypionate.

Quest Health

Testing and insights only. No prescriptions.

Cancelling and refunds

OneTwenty

Payment and Refund Policy (updated 2026-07-28): cancel via the option in account settings or by emailing support@onetwenty.com. The annual membership renews automatically. A refund is available only within 7 days of purchase and only if no service has started, minus a 3% fee. After that the annual fee is non-refundable, except for a discretionary prorated refund if no lab is reachable. Medication add-ons are non-refundable once prescribed.

Quest Health

No subscription. Consumer Terms (revised 2026-01-06) s.15: for in-person collection tests you may cancel within 60 days of purchase, before sample collection, less a non-refundable $20 cancellation fee per order (covers the prescriptive authority provider's fee and Quest administrative fees); unused orders expire after 60 days and are refunded automatically minus the $20 fee. s.16: home collection kits can be cancelled within 60 days before activation, less a $45 fee; kits that do not reach the lab within 14 business days of activation expire with the same deduction. s.17: kits resulted at home are final sale. s.13: the physician-network fee is non-refundable.

Where each is available

OneTwenty

Site FAQ: 'available in 49 states except for Rhode Island'; NY and NJ carry a higher fee ($749/yr) because of state lab-draw rules. DC not mentioned.

Quest Health

Purchasing FAQ: 'Lab tests are not currently available in Arizona, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico' (Arizona residents are pointed to Sonora Quest's My Lab ReQuest). That leaves 48 states; DC is counted because it is not excluded. Buyers must be 18+ (select tests for children 9+ bought by a parent).

Full breakdown of each

#1 OneTwenty logo

People who want their blood retested every 90 days (a 101-marker baseline plus three follow-up panels a year) and want custom supplements and prescriptions, at published prices, driven by those results in one membership.

Starting price
$499/yr membership
Consult model
Unconfirmed
Prescriber
Unconfirmed
Labs
Included
Insurance
Cash pay
Availability
49 states
Cancellation
Self-serve online
Founded
Unconfirmed

Pricing

Pricing page (seen 2026-11-05; the page says its prices were checked on 2 November 2026): $499 a year, billed annually, for four lab panels: a 101-marker baseline (OneTwenty's own count) plus three follow-up panels of 20 to 40 markers, one every 90 days ('161 to 221 lab results a year'). Walk-in draws at Quest are included; an at-home draw is $99 per draw. NY and NJ: $749 a year because Quest cannot be used there. Add-ons: custom supplement packs from $45/mo; extra lab panels 'at cost' (no prices listed). Medications are priced per product on each treatment page: metformin and sildenafil $49/mo, tadalafil $79/mo, GHK-Cu cream and testosterone cypionate $99/mo, enclomiphene, glutathione (injection or nasal) and oxytocin $129/mo, sermorelin and NAD+ (injection or nasal) $149/mo, compounded semaglutide $179/mo, PT-141 $199/mo, tirzepatide $279/mo or $749 billed quarterly. Whether a separate provider consultation fee applies is not stated. The 'Founding pricing ends at public launch' line seen on 2026-10-17 no longer appears on the homepage or pricing page, but the What We Test page still says 'Now accepting founding members'.

Prices as listed on November 5, 2026. They change often; confirm at checkout.

What we like

  • Four lab panels a year (101-marker baseline plus three 20 to 40 marker follow-ups) are included in the membership price
  • Membership and every available medication have a published monthly price: $499/yr ($749/yr in NY/NJ), medications $49 to $279/mo
  • Lists 49 states (all but Rhode Island)

Watch out for

  • The annual membership is non-refundable after a 7-day window, and only if no service has started (3% fee applies)
  • Not a medical practice: prescriptions come from unnamed third-party telehealth providers, and the site does not say whether they are physicians or NPs or whether visits are by video
  • Early-stage company: it opened a closed beta of 25 founding members in December 2025 and still advertises founding membership
  • No direct insurance billing (HSA/FSA reimbursement only)
Treatments offered
EnclomipheneCompounded semaglutideTirzepatideSermorelinSildenafilTadalafilPT-141 (bremelanotide)Oxytocin nasal sprayMetforminNAD+ (injection and nasal spray)Glutathione (injection and nasal spray)GHK-Cu creamTestosterone cypionate
Cancelling

Payment and Refund Policy (updated 2026-07-28): cancel via the option in account settings or by emailing support@onetwenty.com. The annual membership renews automatically. A refund is available only within 7 days of purchase and only if no service has started, minus a 3% fee. After that the annual fee is non-refundable, except for a discretionary prorated refund if no lab is reachable. Medication add-ons are non-refundable once prescribed.

Where it is available

Site FAQ: 'available in 49 states except for Rhode Island'; NY and NJ carry a higher fee ($749/yr) because of state lab-draw rules. DC not mentioned.

#2 Quest Health logo

People who want a one-off or occasional broad blood panel at a Quest draw site, priced per test, without signing up for a membership.

Starting price
$199 one-time
Consult model
Unconfirmed
Prescriber
Unconfirmed
Labs
Included
Insurance
Cash pay
Availability
49 states
Cancellation
No subscription to cancel
Founded
Secaucus, NJ

Pricing

Health Profiles page (seen 2026-11-05): Basic Health Profile (men's or women's, 59+ markers) $199; Comprehensive Health Profile (men's or women's, 75+ markers, adds biometrics and a health score) $329; Elite Health Profile (85+ markers, adds ApoB, free insulin, testosterone and thyroid for both sexes) $399. The Elite product page shows '$399.00 + $6.00 Physician Service Fee'. Optional add-ons on the Elite page include Advanced Heart Health $139, Insulin Resistance & Metabolism $179 and a Humanity biological-age report $29. Blood is drawn at a Quest patient service center; Quest Mobile in-home collection costs $99 extra. Single tests and smaller panels are sold individually (homepage prices from about $58). Each purchase is a one-time order; no membership. Promotions (e.g. 10% off first purchase, not valid in AZ, HI or PA) change often.

Prices as listed on November 5, 2026. They change often; confirm at checkout.

What we like

  • Every test price is listed before checkout, with the $6 physician fee shown on the product page
  • No membership or auto-renewal; pay per test
  • Venous draw at Quest patient service centers, with an 85+ marker Elite panel for $399
  • Physician ordering and follow-up calls for urgent results are included through PWNHealth

Watch out for

  • Not available in Arizona, Hawaii or Puerto Rico
  • Cancellation costs $20 per in-lab order ($45 for home kits), and orders expire after 60 days
  • No longitudinal program: retests, biological-age reports and heart add-ons are each bought separately
  • Results come as a report with an optional call to a PWN provider; no ongoing care or published treatment options
Cancelling

No subscription. Consumer Terms (revised 2026-01-06) s.15: for in-person collection tests you may cancel within 60 days of purchase, before sample collection, less a non-refundable $20 cancellation fee per order (covers the prescriptive authority provider's fee and Quest administrative fees); unused orders expire after 60 days and are refunded automatically minus the $20 fee. s.16: home collection kits can be cancelled within 60 days before activation, less a $45 fee; kits that do not reach the lab within 14 business days of activation expire with the same deduction. s.17: kits resulted at home are final sale. s.13: the physician-network fee is non-refundable.

Where it is available

Purchasing FAQ: 'Lab tests are not currently available in Arizona, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico' (Arizona residents are pointed to Sonora Quest's My Lab ReQuest). That leaves 48 states; DC is counted because it is not excluded. Buyers must be 18+ (select tests for children 9+ bought by a parent).

On the public record
  • 2026-10 Luciano v. Quest Diagnostics (D.N.J., No. 2:26-cv-13827, filed 2026-10-23): proposed class action over unauthorized access to patient records in Quest's Quanum LSM system, discovered 2026-10-21. Concerns the parent company's provider-facing system; no link to questhealth.com was reported. Pending. Source ↗

OneTwenty vs Quest Health: common questions

Is OneTwenty or Quest Health better?

OneTwenty ranks higher on our rubric (9.9 vs 9.9 out of 10; * means provisional, and fully verified scores rank first). That reflects price transparency, labs, availability, cancellation terms and treatment range, not clinical outcomes. OneTwenty: People who want their blood retested every 90 days (a 101-marker baseline plus three follow-up panels a year) and want custom supplements and prescriptions, at published prices, driven by those results in one membership. Quest Health: People who want a one-off or occasional broad blood panel at a Quest draw site, priced per test, without signing up for a membership.

Which is cheaper, OneTwenty or Quest Health?

OneTwenty starts at $499/yr membership ($749/yr in NY/NJ); medications $49 to $279/mo extra. Quest Health starts at $199 one-time (Basic Health Profile, 59+ markers); Elite Health Profile $399 + $6 physician fee. Compare what each price includes, especially labs and medication.

Do OneTwenty and Quest Health include lab work?

OneTwenty: included. Quest Health: included.

Which is easier to cancel?

OneTwenty: Payment and Refund Policy (updated 2026-07-28): cancel via the option in account settings or by emailing support@onetwenty.com. The annual membership renews automatically. A refund is available only within 7 days of purchase and only if no service has started, minus a 3% fee. After that the annual fee is non-refundable, except for a discretionary prorated refund if no lab is reachable. Medication add-ons are non-refundable once prescribed. Quest Health: No subscription. Consumer Terms (revised 2026-01-06) s.15: for in-person collection tests you may cancel within 60 days of purchase, before sample collection, less a non-refundable $20 cancellation fee per order (covers the prescriptive authority provider's fee and Quest administrative fees); unused orders expire after 60 days and are refunded automatically minus the $20 fee. s.16: home collection kits can be cancelled within 60 days before activation, less a $45 fee; kits that do not reach the lab within 14 business days of activation expire with the same deduction. s.17: kits resulted at home are final sale. s.13: the physician-network fee is non-refundable.

Can OneTwenty or Quest Health prescribe treatment?

OneTwenty: yes (Enclomiphene, Compounded semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Sermorelin). Quest Health: no, testing and insights only.

Which is available in more states?

OneTwenty: 49 states. Quest Health: 49 states.

Sources

Regulatory and primary sources

  1. OneTwenty: OneTwenty homepage and FAQ ↗
  2. OneTwenty: OneTwenty Pricing (prices checked by the company 2026-11-02; seen 2026-11-05) ↗
  3. OneTwenty: OneTwenty Payment and Refund Policy (updated July 28, 2026) ↗
  4. OneTwenty: OneTwenty Longevity Treatments ↗
  5. OneTwenty: OneTwenty Tirzepatide ($279/mo or $749 quarterly) ↗
  6. OneTwenty: OneTwenty Testosterone Cypionate ($99/mo) ↗
  7. OneTwenty: OneTwenty BPC-157 (coming soon) ↗
  8. OneTwenty: OneTwenty What We Test (101-marker baseline; 'Now accepting founding members') ↗
  9. OneTwenty: OneTwenty Press (closed beta announcements) ↗
  10. OneTwenty: OneTwenty Terms of Service (effective August 27, 2026) ↗
  11. OneTwenty: OneTwenty Privacy Policy (effective August 27, 2026) ↗
  12. OneTwenty: Upwork: Physician Advisor (MD/DO), Preventive & Longevity Medicine (search snippet; page returned 403) ↗
  13. OneTwenty: AJMC: 5 things to know about HHS's interim peptide compounding policy (2026-10-29) ↗
  14. OneTwenty: Trustpilot (404, no profile; rechecked 2026-11-05) ↗
  15. Quest Health: questhealth.com homepage ↗
  16. Quest Health: Quest Health Profile tests ↗
  17. Quest Health: Elite Health Profile product page ↗
  18. Quest Health: Quest FAQs: Purchasing a Test ↗
  19. Quest Health: Quest FAQs: Payment Options ↗
  20. Quest Health: Quest Consumer Terms and Conditions (revised 2026-01-06) ↗
  21. Quest Health: Everlywell acquires PWNHealth (PR Newswire, March 2021; search result) ↗
  22. Quest Health: Quest Diagnostics data breach class action (ClaimDepot, 2026-10-29) ↗
  23. Quest Health: questhealth.com on Trustpilot (no reviews) ↗
  24. Lindy Health clinic scoring rubric ↗