Our original comparison worksheet. Confirm each item with the seller; it is not a statement of a particular provider’s terms.
- The exact product
Write down the form, strength, pack size and seller. Do not compare two offers by brand name alone.
- Today’s charge
Record what will leave your account today, including shipping and fees.
- The refill charge
Write down the recurring amount and how much supply each shipment contains.
- The billing date
Note when the next payment is due and how automatic refills work.
- The cancellation route
Find the cancellation steps and any stated cutoff before paying. Keep a copy of the terms.
- The seller or pharmacy
Identify who sells and, where relevant, dispenses the product. Use FDA resources to check online-medicine purchases.
- Returns and support
Read the exact seller policy for opened products, return costs, refunds and customer support.
- The first-year total
Use the calculator below to compare whole-shipment payments. Add any fees that are not included in the offer.
AN ILLUSTRATION, NOT AN OFFER
“$20 per month” can mean $60 today.
A three-month shipment at a $20 monthly equivalent costs $60 before fees. A refill at a different price changes the first-year total.
Run your own numbers →Two official resources to keep handy
The FTC explains the catches in trials and automatic renewals. FDA’s online-purchasing resources help you check medicine sellers.
FTC: trials, renewals and subscriptions ↗ · FDA: buying health products online ↗
Sources checked October 10, 2026 · Hair Choice Guide Editorial
Shopping information, not legal or medical advice.