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Care Clinics review

Care Clinics lists semaglutide at $259 for seven weeks and tirzepatide at $399 for a 12-week starter plan. These are supply packages, not interchangeable monthly subscription prices.

Pricing grade
CCaveat
Price comparison
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The verdict

Care Clinics makes a video visit and home-delivery package available without hiding every price in intake. Compare the number of weeks at your prescribed dose and state-specific total before booking.

What it is

Care Clinics describes a telemedicine consultation followed by a prescription sent to a pharmacy for home delivery. The FAQ names Partell Pharmacy as an example of a partner, rather than guaranteeing that it fills every order.

The FAQ says advertised package prices include the consultation, medication, injection supplies and shipping. It also allows a prescription to be sent to a pharmacy you choose, with a separate consultation-only fee and no guarantee of that pharmacy’s stock or price.

What it actually costs at Care Clinics

The semaglutide page lists $259 for seven weeks and $299 for a three-month starter plan; its dosing schedule defines that starter plan as 12 weeks. California’s seven-week offer is displayed at $329. These are package charges, not monthly rates. Compare each package using the prescribed-supply and container checklist before treating its advertised duration as usable medication.

The tirzepatide page advertises $399 for a three-month plan with a 12-week dosing schedule, and separately displays $329 for four weeks near the bottom. Longer maintenance packages vary by dose and supply duration. Choose the precise package rather than assuming one headline applies throughout treatment.

The FAQ requires a $40 booking deposit credited toward the final price. Sending a prescription to your own pharmacy instead carries a $125 consultation fee, with medication priced separately. A deposit credit is not an extra recurring care charge.

Appointment cancellation is described by phone or email. The reviewed FAQ does not specify whether a deposit or already dispensed package is refundable. Delivery timing also varies between pages, so confirm a realistic arrival date and cancellation terms before paying.

Who it's wrong for

  • Someone seeking a single fixed monthly subscription price rather than a dose-dependent supply package.
  • Someone assuming the booking deposit is automatically refundable or that another pharmacy must match the bundled price.

Common questions

Is the semaglutide offer monthly?

No. The page lists $259 for seven weeks and $299 for a starter plan with a 12-week schedule.

Does California have a different price?

Yes. The semaglutide page lists the seven-week California offer at $329. Confirm your state-specific package before booking.

Why are there two tirzepatide figures?

The page lists $399 for a 12-week starter schedule and separately $329 for four weeks. They describe different supply lengths.

What happens to the booking deposit?

The FAQ says the $40 deposit goes toward the final price. It does not establish a deposit refund rule.

Can I use my own pharmacy?

Yes. The FAQ lists a $125 consultation-only fee for this route and says outside medication availability and price are not guaranteed.

Which pharmacy is named?

The FAQ gives Partell Pharmacy as an example. Confirm the actual dispenser and formulation for your prescription.

How do I cancel an appointment?

The FAQ directs patients to call or email the clinic. It does not specify a medication or deposit refund entitlement.

Why we gave Care Clinics a C

Read the full grading rationale

Care Clinics publishes supply-package prices and dose schedules, but package lengths differ and California has a distinct semaglutide price. Final dose, state and booking terms need confirmation. This grades cost disclosure, not prescribing quality.

Read the evidence

How we reviewed Care Clinics

Read the official semaglutide and tirzepatide package pages and FAQ on October 6, 2026, including their dose schedules.

Kept supply-package charges, booking deposits and outside-pharmacy consultation fees distinct. No booking, payment or prescription was made.

Where each price comes from
  • Semaglutide page
    Only $259 for 7 weeks
  • Tirzepatide page
    $399 for 3 months
  • FAQ page
    $40 deposit is required to book time slot with health care provider. It goes towards final pricing.

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