Two numbers, two different jobs
A plan total describes the price shown for the full plan length. A monthly equivalent divides that total by the number of months so you can compare options. It does not tell you when you will be charged.
For example, a $480 three-month plan has a $160 monthly equivalent: $480 divided by three. That arithmetic does not establish whether the charge is collected monthly, upfront or on another schedule. The patient platform must confirm the actual billing arrangement.
Read the full commitment
A lower monthly equivalent can come with a longer plan. Before choosing, review the total commitment rather than the smaller comparison number alone. Ask what happens if your treatment changes, your clinician advises you to stop, or you decide not to continue.
Questions to answer before payment
Confirm the amount due now, the timing of later charges, any automatic renewal, shipping charges and the cancellation process. Check which services are included and whether additional charges could apply. Save or review the terms in your patient account.
OliveBird's public plan selector is informational. It does not place an order, reserve medication or transfer a selected plan into the clinical questionnaire. The final plan and payment terms are confirmed in the patient platform.
Treat coupons as a separate offer
The prices on the product pages do not include an assumed coupon. Each offer needs its own eligibility, qualifying plan, expiration and redemption terms. A promotional offer does not determine whether a prescription is appropriate. Clinical decisions remain with your clinician.