1. Request your prescription. Complete an online health consultation to share important information about your symptoms, health history, and any medications you take. If you are an existing Nurx patient, you will log into your account to submit your request.

2. Our medical providers review. A licensed medical provider will review your health information and prescribe oral Fluconazole tablets for you, if medically appropriate.

3. Pick up at your local pharmacy. Your Nurx medical provider will send the prescription to a local pharmacy of your choice for pickup. You will pay for the medication at the pharmacy, either with insurance or out-of-pocket. If you have any questions about the price of the medication or copay, please contact the pharmacy. You’ll have on-demand access to message your Nurx medical provider with any questions for a full week.

Your online consultation with a Nurx medical provider costs $65, which you pay when you submit your request for care. This is not covered by insurance. The price of your medical consultation covers a medical provider licensed in your state evaluating your symptoms and health history and writing a prescription (if medically appropriate). It also includes one week of unlimited messaging with a medical provider about your yeast infection symptoms and treatment. One week of unlimited messaging access starts once you submit your treatment request.

If medication is prescribed, your Nurx medical provider will send the prescription to a pharmacy of your choice for pick-up. You will pay for the medication at the pharmacy and the price will depend on the pharmacy and whether you pay with insurance or out-of-pocket.

Nurx prescribes Fluconazole (generic Diflucan®), which is an oral tablet medication.

We are able to offer yeast infection treatment to patients who are diagnosed with a yeast infection by a Nurx medical provider. If you believe you may have a yeast infection, request treatment by completing a health evaluation. We prescribe yeast infection treatment to patients 18 and up where medically appropriate.

While Fluconazole is generally considered a safe medication, it may not be a good fit for certain individuals. Please inform your medical provider if you have had an allergic reaction to Fluconazole or other antifungal medications in the past, or have heart disease, kidney or liver problems.

Additionally, we do not recommend or prescribe Fluconazole to those who are currently pregnant. If you are experiencing a yeast infection during pregnancy, we recommend over-the-counter products to help treat and alleviate symptoms.

A yeast infection is a fungal infection that is treated with antifungal medication. It can cause symptoms including thick, white vaginal discharge; itching, irritation, and soreness of the vulva; pain or discomfort during sex or urination; and redness and swelling of the vulva.

Bacterial vaginosis is a bacterial infection that is treated with antibiotics. It can cause symptoms including thin gray, green, or white vaginal discharge; a strong unusual odor (especially after sex or menstruation); and burning during urination.