Yes and no. If you have insurance, you can use that to pay for any medication you might be prescribed by your doctor. Without insurance, prescriptions will usually run you $40-70, but with it, you’re looking at just the copay of around $20. Your copay will be the same as it would at any other pharmacy.  You can’t use insurance to pay for Done ADHD itself — so no doctor visits or membership costs.  By default, your pharmacy will be set to Pharmblue, who Done partners with to send your prescriptions straight to your door.  If you’re in a state where having your prescription delivered to your door isn’t possible, be aware that CVS has recently announced that they will not be filling any ADHD prescriptions from Done. As of now, it looks like they’re the only major pharmacy taking this action, so you should be able to fill you prescription at other pharmacies near you.