At CVS, I think it's $9.95 for the privelege of getting the card. Then you have to go online or call to activate it. At that point, they will give you some BS about paying $20-30 to have a restriction on age-verified websites removed. I've never paid that fee, and I've never had any problem ordering from any kind of medication website. If someone has experience with "other websites where age might matter"

, please let us know. The company that supplies this card (not CVS, the issuing "bank") is a big PITA to deal with, that's why I don't do this anymore. But, it is a viable option for many people. I just use my regular credit card now- I've never had any problems with my chargebacks not working.

-yawkaw