Use two totals, not one headline price
First-cycle total = initial consultation + medicine + required tests or programme/setup + pharmacy or dispensing + delivery. Repeat-cycle total = repeat review + medicine + ongoing programme + pharmacy or dispensing + delivery. A provider may bundle some components, but only count that when its current public terms say so.
Separate public facts from missing information
A dated public fee proves only what that source showed when checked. It does not prove live stock, suitability, prescription approval, pharmacy price, delivery or the amount you will ultimately pay. Mark an unconfirmed component unknown and verify it before paying.
Compare the regulated route as well as the cost
A low fee can be legitimate, but it is useful only when a qualified prescriber assesses suitability, a regulated pharmacy fulfils any prescription and the repeat-support route is clear. Avoid guaranteed prescriptions, no-screening sellers and pages that hide who prescribes or dispenses.