First-month rate

What is First-month rate?

An introductory price that applies once and then lifts.

“From $49” is very often this. We do not record a first-month rate as the monthly price, because the number that matters is the one you pay in month three. Where a seller publishes both, this register carries the standing rate and notes the intro.

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GLP Watchdog writes these definitions from FDA labels and peer-reviewed PubMed literature.

Where First-month rate comes up on this site

On GLP Watchdog, First-month rate comes up in 1 seller review.

Other terms under Buying and billing

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• Prepay plan
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