What will your plan actually cost?
Turn your quoted medication charge and fees into a clear first payment, renewal amount and total cost. Compare whole billing cycles without treating four weeks as a month.
In this tool
Your plan quote
Enter amounts in US dollars. Use the full charge for each billing cycle, including a quarterly charge when applicable.
Add an introductory amount or fees
Your estimated cost
Start with the recurring amount in your quote.
You’ll see your first payment, renewal charges, total across the selected cycles and a monthly comparison.
What the estimate includes
The first payment includes the introductory medication amount, if you enter one, plus the initial consultation, initial labs and one shipping charge. Later payments use the recurring medication amount plus shipping. This assumes an introductory offer lasts exactly one billing cycle.
The total includes all selected cycles, even when a plan can be canceled earlier. Choosing three quarterly cycles means nine calendar months; choosing three four-week cycles means 84 days. There are no partial payments or prorated cycles in the estimate.
The average monthly equivalent is a comparison figure, not a payment schedule. For 28-day plans, it uses the average calendar month of 365.25 days divided by 12. All actual payment amounts remain based on the billing cycle you selected.
The estimate excludes any cost you have not entered, including taxes, repeat lab tests, dose changes and other fees. It does not establish how much medication a price buys, clinical eligibility or whether treatment is appropriate.
Compare the same supply and services
Two prices may cover different medication quantities, consultations or refill periods. Ask for a written quote that identifies the exact medication, total supply, recurring charge and cancellation terms before comparing totals.