Yeast Infection Treatment 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. One dose of fluconazole is typically all it takes, sent straight to your selected pharmacy.
- Start feeling like yourself again. Symptoms usually ease within 24 hours.
Answer a few questions, get matched with a provider, know your options before you're charged.
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You already know what this feels like the second it starts. You don't need to Google it again, 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 yeast infections. 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. Prescriptions through Winx don't require health insurance or an in-person visit. FSA and HSA cards are accepted.
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Fluconazole is a prescription antifungal that targets Candida, the fungus responsible for most vaginal yeast infections. It works by weakening the fungal cell wall until the infection clears, usually with a single 150mg dose.
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Most people notice symptoms improving within 24 to 48 hours of taking fluconazole. If symptoms haven't improved by day three, it's worth checking in with a provider, since it might not be yeast.
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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 treatment has worked for you before, you can note that preference before your provider reviews your case.
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For most uncomplicated yeast infections, yes, a single dose of fluconazole is sufficient. In some cases, a provider may recommend a second dose a few days later.
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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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Oral fluconazole isn't typically recommended during pregnancy, especially in the first trimester. If you're pregnant, talk to your provider about topical treatment options instead.
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Yes. The entire visit happens online, and treatment goes straight to your pharmacy for pickup.
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