What is in the price—and what comes next?

Separate the service fee from the medicine

As of September 2026, most of the online weight-care advertisements checked here charged a monthly service fee and a separate medicine fee.

Use your service’s own quote: those advertisements did not cover every service or show what patients paid.

Some advertised opening-month offers differed from the ongoing fee.

The visit

Ask whether visits are paid for separately or through a membership.

The medicine

Ask for the named medicine’s price and its form: pill, injection, or another form.

The tests

Ask what is ordered, where it is done, and who bills you.

The extras

Ask about delivery, supplies, follow-up, and cancellation.

Compare the same package

Make a bill you can add up: service fee ___ + medicine ___ + tests ___ + delivery ___ + other charges ___ = total ___. Fill the blanks with the service’s written prices.

Make a separate total for the first month and for later months. Keep any renewal or cancellation charge beside them.

• What is due before the assessment?
• What charge remains when the visit ends without a prescription?
• What is the ongoing fee after the opening offer?
• Which costs are outside the package?
• Is there a longer commitment or an automatic renewal?
• How do cancellation and refund terms work?

Use the same questions for every option. A shorter quote may leave more blanks; ask the service to fill them in.

Keep the quote’s date in your notes. Before paying, check that its terms still apply to the visit and product you are considering.