Coverage checked
Upload your insurance card in the questionnaire. Our partner pharmacy checks your coverage.
A few questions. A real answer.
About 5 minutes, online. A licensed provider takes it from there.
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Our partner pharmacy checks coverage and shows your price before you pay.
Every 3 mo. women reorder
*Not valid for Medicare, Medicaid, or other federal or state healthcare programs.
Upload your insurance card in the questionnaire. Our partner pharmacy checks your coverage.
If your plan needs prior authorization, our partner pharmacy works on it with your insurer.
Eligible savings are applied automatically at our partner pharmacy, nothing to activate.*
You always see your price before you pay, so you decide before anything is charged.
Our partner pharmacy checks your coverage with plans like UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna Healthcare and Blue Cross Blue Shield.
*Prio One and its partners are not affiliated with or endorsed by these companies. Logos show insurance plans Prio One patients have checked coverage with. Coverage and cost depend on your plan.
Your first month includes
Per 3-month supply · shipping included
Not prescribed? Nothing further to pay after the $30 consultation.
Complete a short online medical consultation. Have your photo ID and insurance card (if insured) ready.
A provider licensed in your state reviews your answers and decides if a prescription is right for you.
If prescribed, your first month is included* and ships free. Then our partner pharmacy checks your coverage and shows your price before each 3-month refill.
*Not valid for Medicare, Medicaid, or other federal or state healthcare programs.
4.9/5$30 for the online medical consultation. If prescribed, your first month of medication is $0 for eligible patients. After that, each 3-month supply is $39 with full coverage or $59 with partial coverage. Shipping is always free, and you see your price before you pay. Not available for patients enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid or other federal or state healthcare programs.
Without coverage, each 3-month supply is $119, about $40 a month, with free shipping. If prescribed, your first month of medication is $0 for eligible patients. Not available for patients enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid or other federal or state healthcare programs.
If you're prescribed, your first month of medication is included for eligible patients and ships free. Not available for patients enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid or other federal or state healthcare programs.
The $30 is a flat self-pay fee for your online medical consultation and is not billed to insurance. An independent provider licensed in your state reviews your answers and decides whether a prescription is right for you. A prescription is never guaranteed, and a new consultation and prescription are needed each year.
Your price per 3-month supply already includes your insurance and eligible savings, our partner pharmacy checking your coverage, prior authorization if your plan needs it, and free delivery to your door. Savings are not available for patients enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid or other federal or state healthcare programs.
Our partner pharmacy checks your coverage and shows your price before you pay. If your plan doesn't cover your medication, you can still get it at the no-coverage price of $119 per 3-month supply.
No. Eligible savings are applied automatically at our partner pharmacy. Savings are not available for patients enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid or other federal or state healthcare programs.
Each 3-month refill is priced by your coverage at that time, and you see your price before you pay. We'll remind you before your supply runs out. You can pause, reschedule or cancel anytime.
About 5 minutes and your insurance card. You upload it in the questionnaire, and it's shared with our medical and pharmacy partners to check your coverage.
Not at the moment. Prio One can't serve patients enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, VA or other federal or state health programs, including plans run by private insurers.