BV Antibiotics Online Prescription
All for $49, less than the price of most co-pays. Only charged if you're eligible. It's easy:
- Answer a few quick questions. Two minutes, from your phone, whenever symptoms show up.
- A licensed provider reviews your symptoms. Hear back within 4 hours.
- Get your prescription. Oral metronidazole or topical clindamycin, sent straight to your selected pharmacy.
- Start feeling like yourself again. Symptoms typically start easing within a few days.
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Winx
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Winx
You already know what this feels like the second it starts. You don't need a lecture on vaginal pH, you need a prescription. Answer a few questions, hear from a licensed provider, and get your treatment sent to your pharmacy, all without leaving your couch.
FAQ
The same questions your friends are texting each other about BV. Here's what's actually true.
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Within 4 hours, from 8AM-4PM PST, 7 days a week. Most people hear back from a licensed provider ASAP when they submit their symptoms, and prescriptions are typically sent to a local pharmacy within a few hours.
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No. BV antibiotics through Winx don't require health insurance or an in-person visit. FSA and HSA cards are accepted.
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Metronidazole and clindamycin are the two most common FDA-approved antibiotics prescribed for bacterial vaginosis, available in oral and topical forms. A licensed provider determines which is right for you.
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No. The $49 fee only applies if a licensed provider determines you are eligible for treatment.
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The $49 visit is FSA/HSA eligible. You're only charged if a provider confirms you're eligible for treatment, so there's no cost if you're not a candidate.
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Yes. If a particular BV antibiotic has worked for you before, you can note that preference before your provider reviews your case.
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About 60% of BV cases return within a year. One reason: male partners haven't traditionally been tested or treated, so the bacteria passes back and forth even when she's doing everything right. Treating both partners at the same time is linked to lower recurrence rates. Send your partner this link to get them treated.
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The entire process happens online. Once you are prescribed treatment, it will be sent to your pharmacy of choice, with no in-person doctor's visit required.
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No, it's not. BV is caused by an imbalance of vaginal bacteria, not a sexually transmitted infection. However, sexual activity can move bacteria between partners, which is why partner treatment can help prevent recurrence. Send your partner this link to get them treated.
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Partners with a penis who are in an ongoing sexual relationship with someone currently diagnosed with or being treated for BV. A licensed provider confirms eligibility before anything is prescribed or charged. Send your partner this link to get them treated.
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