When do I get billed for my next subscription / prescription?

The most common subscription is month-to-month and is billed every 28 days as prescriptions are typically for 4 weeks at a time.

This will change if you opted to take advantage of one of our pay-in-advance payment options.

1. If you paid for 3 months (12 weeks) in advance, then your subscription will be billed every 84 days.
   
2. If you paid for 9 months (36 weeks) in advance, then your subscription will be billed every 252 days.
   
3. If you paid for 12 months (48 weeks) in advance, then your subscription will be billed every 336 days.
   

If you purchased the injectable Semaglutide starter doses, you will receive a 3-month (12-week) supply of medication up front, but you will be billed for each bottle separately every 28 days over a 3-month period, after which you will be transitioned automatically to a month to month prescription.

See this article for information on how to access your transaction history.

See this article if you need to pause or delay your next subscription / payment.

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