Whole orders
A 12-week window covers 84 days. A 28-day supply requires three orders. If the supply period leaves unused days at the end, the result identifies them.
Your complete-cost planner
See what the whole
budget looks like.
Compare cash totals over the same number of weeks. Keep clinical decisions with your prescriber.
One comparison. The complete quote.
Use the same prescribed medicine and care requirements. Enter prices after any eligible discount. Add only fees that are extra. Required fee fields must be confirmed: enter £0 only when you know there is no additional charge.
The planner counts the whole orders needed to cover a chosen period. It does not recommend treatment, forecast a dose change or assume you will continue for that long.
Read the result correctly
First and repeat costs
The first-order price is charged once. Later orders use the repeat price. Delivery is added to every order and the one-off fee once.
Uncertain future care
This is a constant-price planning example. Changes to prescribed dose, supply, fees or treatment duration require a new comparison.
Understand four-week and monthly quotes · Read the complete-cost guide