Free private cost worksheet

What will the route actually cost?

Separate the starting assessment from medicine, support, delivery and repeat-review charges. Use only figures you have confirmed; every missing component stays visibly unknown.

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Your private worksheet

Enter only the figures you know.

Leave a box blank when the provider or pharmacy has not confirmed it. Blank costs stay visibly unknown; they are never treated as free.

Paid once at the start
For each 4-week cycle
For each 4-week cycle
For each 4-week cycle
Average for each 4-week cycle
Nothing is saved, emailed or placed in the page URL. Analytics, when accepted, record aggregate tool actions such as starting, calculating, copying or sharing the generic checklist, clearing the worksheet and continuing to the provider index—not amounts or health information.

Known components only

No invented total.

Add any confirmed figures on the left. The result will separate the first payment from recurring 4-week costs and keep every blank visible.

Questions before paying

Take this list to any provider.

  1. 01What is the full first 4-week cost, including the assessment?
  2. 02Which charges repeat every 4 weeks, and which are one-off?
  3. 03Is the medicine paid to you or separately to a pharmacy?
  4. 04Are delivery, collection or cold-chain charges separate?
  5. 05What do repeat reviews, prescriptions or dose changes cost?
  6. 06What happens to my payment if a prescriber says treatment is not suitable?
  7. 07What support is included between reviews?
  8. 08What happens if the pharmacy cannot fulfil the prescription?
  9. 09Who is the prescriber and which registered pharmacy supplies the medicine?
  10. 10What are the cancellation, refund and repeat-order terms?

Copying and sharing use this fixed list and the generic page URL. Your entered costs are never included.

Ready to compare the route itself?

The provider index separates consultation or programme fees from pharmacy-set medicine and fulfilment costs. Nobody can pay for a hidden ranking.

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Method

Simple arithmetic. Honest unknowns.

The first 4-week figure adds the starting fee once. The 12-week and 52-week views add recurring costs three and thirteen times. It does not guess price changes, dose changes, stock, reimbursement or whether treatment will be prescribed.

Before choosing a route, compare its written quote with the public provider evidence and verify the prescriber and dispensing pharmacy. The HSE medicines guidance explains why professional supervision matters, and the HPRA warning on illegal medicines explains why the regulated supply route matters.

Short answers

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Does this calculator show the cheapest GLP-1 provider?

No. It calculates only the cost figures you type. It does not import provider prices, rank providers, select a medicine or treat a blank fee as zero.

Are my costs saved or shared?

No. The arithmetic runs in your browser. Nothing is saved, emailed or added to the page URL, and the share action sends only the generic page and checklist.

Why does the planner use 4-week cycles?

Many quoted treatment and fulfilment charges recur over four weeks. The 52-week view therefore uses 13 four-week cycles. Confirm the exact billing cadence with the provider and pharmacy.

Does completing the planner mean I can get a prescription?

No. The planner is cost arithmetic, not a medical assessment. A qualified prescriber must decide whether any prescription treatment is suitable.