Ask for the bill after the opening offer

• Ask whether the consultation is a visit charge or a membership.
• Ask whether medicine is included in that amount.
• Ask for test, delivery and follow-up charges, if any.
• Ask for the regular price after any discount ends.

In the online weight-care pages recorded September 26, 2026, memberships were common and medicine was usually charged separately.

Among maker cash offers recorded September 26, 2026, most monthly medicine prices were roughly $149 to $499, varying by product and strength.

For some higher strengths, ordering a refill after the offer’s deadline raises the price. Ask for that deadline in writing. Also ask how many days of medicine and what package quantity the quoted “month” includes, so you can compare offers.

These are medicine charges outside insurance, not the total for visits and testing.

The list price is a published figure from the maker, before discounts. A cash offer from that maker sets terms for paying the medicine bill yourself, outside insurance. When coverage pays some of the bill, the patient’s share is called a copay. Ask which offer you qualify for and request a quote for your own bill.

• What is due now, and what will renew automatically?
• If no medicine is prescribed, what visit charge will I owe?
• How do I cancel, and what has to be paid already?
• What would change the cost during the plan?

Many cash offers and savings cards share an end date of December 31, 2026 in the terms recorded September 26, 2026. Check them again after that date.