Everything you might want to know about getting valacyclovir online for cold sores and herpes.
Valacyclovir is an FDA-approved antiviral, the generic for Valtrex, used to treat cold sores (oral herpes) and genital herpes. It can be used episodically to treat outbreaks or daily as suppressive therapy to reduce how often they happen.
No. You complete a private online intake and a licensed clinician reviews it. There is no video visit and no phone call required.
A flat $50 clinician-review fee that includes the prescription plus two refills, with no subscription. You fill the generic at your own pharmacy, often about $11 to $30, and we do not mark it up. That is roughly $17 per prescription. See full pricing.
Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Colorado, Arizona, Illinois, Utah, Idaho, New Mexico, Kentucky, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, New Hampshire, and Maine.
Yes. Your request is completed on a secure, HIPAA-compliant form, and no medical information is stored on this website. The medication is a standard generic filled discreetly at your own pharmacy.
This service is best suited to cold sores and to previously diagnosed, recurrent genital herpes. A first, undiagnosed genital outbreak should be evaluated more thoroughly, and the clinician may recommend that instead.
Episodic therapy treats an outbreak when it starts. Suppressive therapy is a lower daily dose taken to reduce how often outbreaks occur. The reviewing clinician helps decide which fits your situation.
Daily suppressive valacyclovir has been shown to reduce the risk of passing genital herpes to a partner, but it does not eliminate that risk. Safer-sex practices remain important.
For most healthy people, no routine lab work is required to take valacyclovir. The clinician reviews your history and decides whether it is appropriate for you.
No. A licensed clinician reviews every request and may decline if valacyclovir is not appropriate for you. Valacyclovir helps manage and reduce outbreaks; it is not a cure for herpes.