What does Call-On-Doc cost? Temi reviews a refill request for $15
Call-On-Doc's plans page lists $24.99/month or $59.99/quarter and $49.99/month or $129.99/quarter, and its refill page states no standalone refill price. At Temi, a licensed physician reviews your request for $15 per medication, shown before you pay, within 48 hours, often sooner, and an approved prescription goes to the pharmacy you choose.
- $15 per medication
- 24/7 support by email or in-app message
- Temi Satisfaction Guarantee
TL;DR: Temi vs Call-On-Doc quick verdict
- Prescription review
- A licensed physician
- What you pay Temi
- $15 per medication
- Where it is filled
- The pharmacy you choose
- Insurance
- Usable at your pharmacy
A licensed physician reviews each request within 48 hours, often sooner, and you see the price before you pay.
- Advantage Plan
- $24.99/month or $59.99/quarter, per their plans page
- Premium Plan
- $49.99/month or $129.99/quarter, per their plans page
- Refill price
- Not stated on their site (refill page)
- Stated speed
- “Prescriptions in 15 Minutes”, per their refill page
Their plans page says: “Each visit is reviewed by a board-certified provider.”
About Temi
You answer questions about a medication you already take, a licensed physician reviews the request, and an approved prescription goes to the pharmacy you name. For a refill, your pharmacy bills you for the medication.
- $15 per medication, shown before you pay, never billed to insurance
- Reviewed and decided by Kevin Brandstetter, M.D. or another physician licensed in the state you are in
- 24/7 support by email or in-app message: [email protected]
About Call-On-Doc
Call-On-Doc is a telehealth service. Its prescription refill page lists “Rx, Refills, Labs, Dose Adjustments” and “150+ Conditions Treated”, and says “Upfront, Flat-Rate Pricing” and “No Appointments Needed”.
- Two subscription plans with visits included each month, per their plans page
- Customer service: “24/7 service”, per their refill page
- “All services rendered by CallonDoc are provided on a non-refundable basis once the service has been provided.” (FAQ)
- TrustScore 4.6 from 7,747 reviews on Trustpilot, a claimed profile, read November 1, 2026
Feature comparison: Temi vs Call-On-Doc
Refill price
- Temi
- $15 per medication, shown before you pay
- Call-On-Doc
- Not stated on their site
Plan or membership
- Temi
- None needed; Temi Care is optional at $449 a year
- Call-On-Doc
- Advantage $24.99/month or $59.99/quarter; Premium $49.99/month or $129.99/quarter, per their site
Appointment
- Temi
- None; you submit a request online
- Call-On-Doc
- No appointments needed, per their site
Stated turnaround
- Temi
- A physician reviews within 48 hours, often sooner
- Call-On-Doc
- Prescriptions in 15 minutes; most visits done within 2 hrs, per their site
Who reviews
- Temi
- A licensed physician
- Call-On-Doc
- Board-certified providers, per their site
Hours
- Temi
- 24/7 support by email or in-app message
- Call-On-Doc
- Open 7 days a week, nights, weekends & holidays; customer service 24/7, per their site
Insurance
- Temi
- Never billed by Temi; usable at your pharmacy
- Call-On-Doc
- Not needed for a plan; usable at the pharmacy, per their site
Refunds
- Temi
- Temi Satisfaction Guarantee
- Call-On-Doc
- Non-refundable once the service has been provided, per their site
Controlled substances
- Temi
- Not prescribed
- Call-On-Doc
- Not stated on their site
States served
- Temi
- 13 states
- Call-On-Doc
- All 50 states plus DC, per their site
Call-On-Doc figures are from its prescription refill page, plans page, and FAQ, read November 1, 2026. Call-On-Doc is their name, not ours.
Who should use Temi?
- You need a refill of a non-controlled medication you already take, with no plan to keep up
- You want one flat $15 fee, shown before you pay
- You want a licensed physician to review your request within 48 hours, often sooner
- You want to fill it at a pharmacy you choose, with insurance or a discount card if you have one
Who should use Call-On-Doc?
- You want care beyond refills: their refill page says “150+ Conditions Treated”
- You need it fast or after hours: “Prescriptions in 15 Minutes”, “Most visits done within 2 hrs”, and “Open 7 Days a Week”, including “Nights, weekends & holidays”, per their refill page
- You need labs or a dose adjustment, both listed on their refill page
- You want a plan that includes dependents, per their plans page
- You are in any state or DC: their State Coverage list names all 50 plus the District of Columbia
Pricing comparison: Temi vs Call-On-Doc
Temi
$15 per medication
Each request buys one physician review of one medication.
$79 per new prescription
A medication you have not taken before, reviewed the same way.
$449 per year for Temi Care, optional
Unlimited $0 renewals for eligible non-controlled medications and no New Prescription service fee.
Your pharmacy bills you for the medication, and you can use insurance or a discount card there. New prescriptions go through the New Prescription service.
Two refill requests in a month come to $30 at Temi, more than a Call-On-Doc Advantage Plan at $24.99/month.
Call-On-Doc
$24.99/month or $59.99/quarter Advantage Plan
2 free visits per month, 1 dependent included (2 with the quarterly plan), and 10% off additional visits, per their plans page.
$49.99/month or $129.99/quarter Premium Plan
5 free visits per month, 2 dependents included (3 with the quarterly plan), and 15% off additional visits, per their plans page.
Refill price Not stated on their site
Their refill page says “Upfront, Flat-Rate Pricing” and states no standalone refill or per-visit amount.
Their plans page, read November 1, 2026, says: “You can pause or cancel anytime from your account dashboard.”
What Temi reviewers report
4.7 from 25 reviews on Trustpilot
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Final verdict: Temi vs Call-On-Doc
Choose Temi for a refill of a non-controlled medication: $15 per medication, shown before you pay, a licensed physician who reviews each request, and the pharmacy you choose.
Choose Call-On-Doc if you use telehealth for more than refills: with 150+ conditions, labs, dose adjustments, and plans that include dependents, per its site, it is the broader tool.
What Temi will not do
No controlled substances. That includes stimulants, opioids, and benzodiazepines.
No isotretinoin. Accutane and its generics dispense only through a federal program with monthly in-person steps.
No patients under 18, and no care that needs a physical exam.
No emergency care. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, or another emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Temi reviews refills for patients located in Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin. More on how a $15 refill works.
FAQ
Questions about Temi vs Call-On-Doc
How much does Call-On-Doc cost?
Its plans page lists two plans. The Advantage Plan is $24.99/month or $59.99/quarter, with 2 free visits per month. The Premium Plan is $49.99/month or $129.99/quarter, with 5 free visits per month. A standalone refill price is not stated on its site.
What is the difference between Temi and Call-On-Doc?
Temi has a licensed physician review your refill request for $15 per medication, shown before you pay, and an approved prescription goes to the pharmacy you choose. For a refill, your pharmacy bills you for the medication.
Call-On-Doc is a telehealth service for 150+ conditions, with no appointments needed and plans at $24.99/month or $59.99/quarter or $49.99/month or $129.99/quarter, per its site.
Does Call-On-Doc take insurance?
Its plans page says: “No insurance needed. You pay one flat subscription price, and your pharmacy can still use your insurance for medication pickup if you have it.”
Can I cancel a Call-On-Doc plan?
Its plans page says: “You can pause or cancel anytime from your account dashboard.” Its FAQ says: “All services rendered by CallonDoc are provided on a non-refundable basis once the service has been provided.”
Is Temi a Call-On-Doc alternative?
For a refill, yes. If you take a non-controlled medication and need a new prescription for it, a licensed physician reviews your request within 48 hours, often sooner, for $15 per medication, and an approved prescription goes to the pharmacy you choose, local or mail order.
How does a Temi request work?
You answer questions about the medication online and submit the request. There is no appointment to book. A licensed physician reviews it within 48 hours, often sooner, and you hear back with the decision. If the physician needs more from you, the team asks by message.
How much does Temi cost?
$15 per medication, shown before you pay, with no membership needed. A medication you have not taken before is $79 through the New Prescription service. Your pharmacy bills you for the medication, and you can use insurance or a discount card there.
Does Temi bill my insurance?
No. Temi's fee is cash-pay and Temi never bills insurance. An approved prescription goes to the pharmacy you choose, and you can use your insurance or a discount card there to pay for the medication.
What if the physician says no?
The $15 pays for the physician's review, whatever the decision. A decision you did not want is not by itself a refund. If you are not satisfied with Temi's clinical service, tell the team why, and the Temi Satisfaction Guarantee refunds the review fee.
Can I keep my own pharmacy?
Yes. You name the pharmacy and an approved prescription goes there, so the pharmacy you already use, around the corner or by mail, stays your pharmacy.
Do I pay Temi again for every refill?
Not for every pickup. Each $15 request buys one physician review. If the physician approves, they decide the supply and how many pharmacy refills to put on it. Collecting a refill your pharmacy already holds costs nothing at Temi. When the prescription runs out, you submit a new $15 request.
Can Temi prescribe something new?
Yes. Temi's New Prescription service reviews a medication you have not taken before, for $79, or $0 with Temi Care.
What medications qualify?
Non-controlled maintenance medications. That covers blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid, diabetes, acid reflux, asthma, antidepressants, birth control, and other routine prescriptions. Controlled substances and isotretinoin are refused at intake, before you pay anything.
Is there a membership, and do I need it?
No, you do not need one. The $15 on this page is the price without any membership. Temi Care is $449 a year and includes unlimited $0 prescription renewals for eligible non-controlled medications and a $0 New Prescription service. Your pharmacy still bills you for the medication either way.
What is the Temi Satisfaction Guarantee?
Tell the team you are not satisfied with Temi's clinical service and why, and the review fee is refunded. A decision you did not want is not by itself a refund, because the fee pays for the physician's review either way. Money Temi collected for something it did not deliver is always refunded.
Which states does Temi cover?
Temi reviews refills for patients physically located in Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin. What matters is the state you are in when you submit the request, not where you used to see a doctor.
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