Quote-only versus pass-through, plainly
A quote-only model sets your cost through a negotiation. White Label Rx advertises volume-negotiated rates and no middleman markup, but the per-vial number arrives after you contact sales and get onboarded — its public FAQ points clinics to a custom quote rather than listed prices. That can produce genuinely competitive rates at high volume, which is a real strength. The cost is timing and visibility: you do not see the number at the moment you are quoting a patient, and re-checking a rate means another conversation.
A pass-through model inverts that. With Fizy Health, the resolved 503A landed cost appears on each catalog and cart line before you check out, and the platform's margin is a disclosed facilitation fee at payment rather than an opaque per-vial markup. The drug cost is what the pharmacy charges; the platform fee is stated separately. For a clinic quoting cash-pay semaglutide or tirzepatide daily, that means the price you quote and the price you pay are the same visible number, with no markup layer hidden inside the vial cost.