Medically reviewed by Dr. Bijan Cohenmehr, OD Last reviewed
Pricing
What Upneeq® costs — straight answers.
Published prices, the doctor review included, free shipping from our West Los Angeles office, and a full refund if you are not a candidate. No memberships, no visit fees, no surprises at checkout.
1-month supply
$155
one-time · 30 vials
Try it first. About $5.17 per day — the way most patients start.
3-month auto-refill
$355
every 3 months · cancel anytime
About $3.94 per day and $110 saved per quarter vs monthly. Ships automatically; no form on refills.
3-month supply
$380
one-time · 90 vials
One checkout per season. Saves $85 vs buying three single months.
Secure checkout by Stripe · HSA/FSA cards usually accepted · First orders complete a 2-minute doctor-review form after payment · Not a candidate? 100% refund.
What the price includes.
The medication itself
Genuine Upneeq (oxymetazoline 0.1%) in sealed, single-use, preservative-free vials. It comes through the authorized pharmacy channel, never from the gray market.
A real doctor review
Every first order is screened by a Cohenmehr Optometry doctor against the conditions that make Upneeq a poor idea — narrow angles, certain heart and blood-pressure conditions, MAOI use. That is a telehealth visit, included.
Shipping from West LA
Orders ship from our office at 12222 Wilshire Blvd — not a warehouse across the country. Local patients can arrange same-day pickup by phone.
The refund guarantee
If the review finds you are not a candidate, nothing ships and the full charge is returned, so you only pay when a result is plausible for your lids.
Frequently asked questions.
How much does Upneeq cost?
At Cohenmehr Optometry: $155 for a 1-month supply (30 vials), $380 for a 3-month supply, or $355 for a recurring 3-month auto-refill — about $3.94 per day on the refill plan. Every first order includes the doctor review.
Why do prices for Upneeq vary so much online?
Channel and markup. Some telehealth resellers charge $200+ per month; some medspas sell single sample vials at event pricing. Our pricing is flat, published, and includes the required doctor review — no membership fees.
Does insurance cover Upneeq?
Generally no — acquired ptosis treatment with a cosmetic benefit is almost always self-pay. If your droop is severe enough to block vision, surgical repair may qualify for medical coverage instead; we will tell you if that applies to you.
Can I use my HSA or FSA?
Usually yes — Upneeq is a prescription medication, which most HSA/FSA administrators accept. Use your HSA/FSA card at checkout, and keep the receipt we email you.
What exactly is in a "1-month supply"?
30 single-use, preservative-free vials — one drop per eye, once daily. One vial covers both eyes for one day.
Is the auto-refill a subscription trap?
No — it is $355 every 3 months, cancel anytime with one email or call, and you skip the intake form on every refill. It exists because most patients who like Upneeq stay on it, and the plan is $110 cheaper than buying three single months.
Are there hidden costs — visit fees, shipping?
None. The telehealth doctor review, standard shipping from our West LA office, and any follow-up questions are included in the listed price.
What if the doctor says I am not a candidate?
You are refunded 100% — the review happens before anything ships. Roughly speaking, that protects you from paying for a drop that cannot help your type of droop.
Is it cheaper to buy Upneeq in person at your office?
Pricing is the same in office and online. In-office you also get the option of a full lid evaluation on the spot, which is worthwhile if you have never had your ptosis examined.