Hims vs Hers
Hims and Hers share a parent company and identical pricing/insurance/HSA rules; the split exists to organize services by common use cases (men's vs women's specific needs). Either brand can be used by any adult.
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We don't declare a universal winner. The right choice depends on your needs, location, insurance, and preferences.
At a glance
| Aspect | Hims | Hers |
|---|---|---|
| Service focus | Men's health: ED, hair loss, primary care, weight, mental health, dermatology. | Women's health: skincare, birth control, mental health, hair, sexual health, menopause-adjacent. |
| Menopause-specific care | Not offered under the Hims brand. | Hers offers menopause-adjacent care in select states; see the Hers menopause service page. |
| Membership + billing | Cash-pay; HSA/FSA eligible; not billed to commercial insurance. | Identical: cash-pay; HSA/FSA eligible; not billed to commercial insurance. |
Hims may fit your preferences if…
- You need ED, hair, or men's mental-health services
- You already have a Hims account for one service
Hers may fit your preferences if…
- You need women's-health-specific services (birth control, menopause-adjacent, hair, skincare)
- You want the Hers-branded dermatology or mental-health path
Things to consider
- Nothing prevents someone from using either brand regardless of gender — services are the differentiator.
- Some Hers services (menopause) have state-specific availability; verify at checkout.
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Frequently asked questions
Are Hims and Hers the same company?
Yes. Hims & Hers Health, Inc. operates both brands under one platform with shared infrastructure.
Can a woman use Hims (or a man use Hers)?
Yes. The split is purely service-catalog organization — anyone can sign up for whichever brand covers the service they need.
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