How do you get started with Wells Pharmacy Network — and when do you see pricing?

Because WellsPx3 shows per-Rx pricing after placement rather than before, the right time to confirm costs is during or immediately after account setup — not after you have already placed your first prescription. Contact Wells directly when your account is being qualified and request a written per-Rx cost estimate on the specific formulations you plan to prescribe most: semaglutide or tirzepatide strengths, testosterone cypionate or BHRT formulations, and any peptides in your protocols. Ask what is included in that per-Rx figure and what is billed separately, since Wells offers standard, expedited, and overnight shipping with cold-chain service for temperature-sensitive compounds, and shipping costs change your true landed cost per prescription.

Also confirm Wells' DEA-controlled substance process if that applies to your practice. Healthcare providers interested in ordering controlled substances for office use must submit a completed questionnaire for approval, per Wells' public FAQ. Getting that cleared before you need the prescription means your workflow is not interrupted at a patient-facing moment.

Fizy Health takes a different approach to the same category. Because it shows resolved per-vial 503A cost on each catalog and cart line before checkout — with a separately disclosed facilitation fee at payment — there is no gap between setup and pricing visibility. You sign up, complete verification, and land in the catalog with cost on every SKU before you place your first order. You are not relying on a prior invoice cycle or a direct conversation with support to know what semaglutide or tirzepatide will cost your practice.

Self-serve signup means verified and ordering in under 10 minutes for most clinics, compared to Wells' form-based account qualification. If your practice is evaluating both, you can sign up for Fizy Health during the Wells qualification window, compare visible per-vial cost on your top SKUs, and use that as a reference point when Wells' Order Management surfaces pricing on your first order. Having both numbers makes the evaluation factual rather than assumed.