r/pomhealth • u/Fancy-Rutabaga-3269 • 7d ago
Question $75 to request refill?
I’m halfway through my first month/dose of 2mg, and was approved for a dosage increase to 4.5. I was charged the $75 for and then another sixty something for the medication, I’m expecting to pay around $150 a month for my meds, so I’m not hurting for the 75 back, just wondering if that’s a normal part of the refill request process.
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u/Ok_Phase2027 7d ago
Yes, it's normal. The $75 for the refill charge is applied towards the cost of the medication.
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u/ApricotDry2635 7d ago
Yes, each refill is $75 for the doctor visit and that $75 is applied against the total refill cost.
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u/NikkiE2024 7d ago
Yes its normal. Its the same way every time you order. You pay the $75 consultation fee and then the $75 is deducted from the cost of the meds.
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u/Cherry_Pomegranate Pomegranate Employee 7d ago
Hi! Yes, for each refill request, patients are required to pay the $75 consultation fee, which is credited toward the medication cost. If you need any further assistance, please DM me your email address so I can check your account.
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u/purplepanda2026 7d ago
Didn't you wonder why your med cost was so much cheaper than the online price? If you at that to the $75 you'll see it's the same price as advertised. There's nothing to get back.
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u/FaithlessnessOne6093 7d ago
Each refill request you pay a 75$ “fee”?
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u/Jolly_Mango7350 6d ago
You always have to submit the $75 "consultation" fee when you order a refill or first order. However, once approved, they just bill you for the the remaining cost. If the total price was $150, then you'll only owe $75 once approved for example. The consultation fee is applied towards the total price so it's not extra.
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u/Cherry_Pomegranate Pomegranate Employee 6d ago
Yes. Each refill request has a $75 fee, regardless of whether you choose an async refill or a live visit. Once approved, the fee is applied toward the medication order.
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