How does BoomRx's $30 flat shipping fee work?

BoomRx's public site states a $30 flat fee for cold-chain shipping per patient order. Confirm inside the portal whether that applies to every product class — GLP-1s, hormones, peptides, 503B, and brand medications — or only to refrigerated injectables. Ask whether non-cold-chain products carry a different fee, whether expedited delivery adds cost, and who pays to reship if a package is delayed, damaged, or temperature-compromised. When an order routes across multiple partner pharmacies, confirm whether you pay one $30 fee or multiple shipping charges if partners ship separately.

Once you have the structure, convert it to a per-vial figure for a typical patient order. Divide the $30 fee by the vials in your average order to get delivered per-vial shipping drag. If your workflow is one vial per patient per order, $30 is your full shipping cost per vial — which is an argument for batching more supply per order when clinically appropriate, not just for a lower drug rate.

Fizy Health shows resolved per-vial 503A drug cost on each catalog and cart line before checkout and discloses its facilitation fee separately at payment, so the cost components are visible before you commit rather than emerging on an invoice. Building the whole refill day in one clinic cart also changes the shipping economics on your side: one checkout for many patient lines means fulfillment routes per partner after payment, with carrier tracking centralized per line.

When you compare, normalize on delivered per-vial cost. Add BoomRx's confirmed $30 shipping fee per patient order to its dashboard drug rate, divide by the vials in a representative order, and compare that to visible per-vial cost plus disclosed facilitation fee for the same SKU. Comparing delivered-to-delivered keeps shipping from hiding the real difference between the two models.