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Simple. No Subscriptions.

One flat $50 clinician-review fee that includes two free refills. No subscription, and we never mark up your medication. That works out to about $17 per prescription.

Service Fee
$50

One flat fee, paid to us. Includes your prescription plus two refills. No subscription, no recurring charges.

  • Secure, private online intake
  • Reviewed by Kim Wohlwend, MSN APRN
  • Prescription sent to your pharmacy if appropriate
  • Two free refills, three fills total
  • About $17 per prescription

Service fee is non-refundable once your request is reviewed.

Medication Cost
$Varies

Billed directly by your pharmacy, separate from our fee. We do not sell, ship, or mark it up.

  • Generic valacyclovir, often $11 to $30 with a discount card
  • Filled at the pharmacy of your choice
  • Often lower with insurance
A typical first-year total is roughly $65 to $140, and most of that is the pharmacy, not us.
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How It Compares

How a flat, no-subscription model stacks up against the usual online options.

FeatureValacyclovir OnlinePer-visit telehealthSubscription services
What you pay us✓ Flat $50, one timePer visit each timeRecurring monthly
Refills included✓ Two (three fills)✗ Pay againWhile subscribed
Medication markup✓ None, your pharmacy~ Varies✗ Often bundled
Cancel anything?✓ Nothing to cancel✓ Nothing to cancel✗ Must remember

For anyone who needs more than one prescription in a year, which describes most people with recurring cold sores or herpes, the flat fee is a strong value. If you only ever need a single prescription, a one-time per-visit service may cost a little less.

FAQ

Pricing Questions

A flat $50 clinician-review fee that includes two refills, plus the medication at your own pharmacy, often about $11 to $30. A typical first-year total is roughly $65 to $140, most of it the pharmacy.
No. You pay $50 once. It covers the initial prescription plus two refills, with no recurring charges.
No. We do not sell or ship the medication. You fill the low-cost generic at the pharmacy of your choice and pay the pharmacy directly.