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Travel Meds Prescription Trio
Travel Meds Prescription Trio
Travel Meds Prescription Trio
Frequently Asked Questions
You can request up to 3 medication prescriptions to fill at your local pharmacy and take with you on your next vacation. This ensures that you won’t be stuck in another country or remote area with no access to medications. An example of a typical Travel Health Kit is Malarone, Azithromycin, and Zofran. These will cover most travel ailments, but you choose the medications that will be included in your personal Travel Health Kit. However, our physicians reserve the right to substitute medications based on your medical history and medication allergies.
No. But examples of medications that we prescribe include Malarone, Vivotif, Cipro, Zofran, Phenergan, Diflucan, Scopolamine patch, Meclizine, Acetazolamide, Doxycycline, Augmentin, Azithromycin, Paxlovid, Lagevrio, Tamiflu, Medrol dose pak, Ivermectin, and Permetherin. ALL PRESCRIPTIONS WILL BE WRITTEN AS GENERIC UNLESS NO GENERIC EXISTS.
Yes, we prescribe non-steroidal anti-inflammatory meds such as Celebrex. We do not prescribe narcotics or any other controlled substances.
Malaria prevention, traveler’s diarrhea, food poisoning/nausea and vomiting, typhoid fever prevention, urinary tract (bladder) infection, yeast infection, motion (Sea) sickness, altitude sickness, tick-borne illnesses, bronchitis, COVID-19, influenza A&B, allergic reaction, and scabies to name a few. If there is something that you want and it’s not listed, just ask and our physicians will review it for you.
You will not be charged until you complete the online questionnaire and enter your payment details.
Examples include, end-stage renal disease on dialysis or significant kidney impairment, end-stage liver disease or cirrhosis, allergies to multiple antibiotics or medications, pregnancy or breast-feeding, certain heart conditions such as long QT syndrome, and taking certain blood thinners. This list is not exhaustive, and ultimately your consulting physician will determine your eligibility for online treatment.
Absolutely! Just put your phone number in the chat and request to speak to the doctor.
Not necessarily. Some medications can be safely prescribed under the close supervision of a healthcare professional, meaning your clinician that knows you well. However, our telemedicine platform is not set up for that. We are designed for patients that do not have major medical problems and can be safely prescribed medications without short-term follow up.
Currently, the only vaccine that we prescribe is oral typhoid vaccine, Vivotif. We do not prescribe any injectables.
You will be prescribed a suitable alternative.
Yes. We prescribe Atarax. We do not prescribe benzodiazepines such as Xanax, Ativan, or Valium because these are controlled substances. We do not prescribe any controlled substances.
No. Unfortunately, we cannot provide a refund for consultations that have been completed. However, we will provide an immediate refund if our physician determines that you are not eligible for online treatment.
In most cases, yes. If you have insurance, most companies will cover most travel meds that we prescribe. However, there may be a large co-pay or co-insurance on some antimalarial medications such as Malarone or the typhoid vaccine, Vivotif. You will need to review your prescription policy or contact your insurance company for further information regarding your specific prescription coverage. Also consider GoodRx for coupons & discounts.
Yes. Your physician will be available via secure chat for 48 hours after your consult to answer any additional questions that you may have or to make necessary changes to your prescriptions. This service is included in your initial consult fee. However, your physician can terminate chat discussions early and at their discretion if they feel that you are abusing the chat function.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can request up to 3 medication prescriptions to fill at your local pharmacy and take with you on your next vacation. This ensures that you won’t be stuck in another country or remote area with no access to medications. An example of a typical Travel Health Kit is Malarone, Azithromycin and Zofran. These will cover most travel ailments, but you choose the medications that will be included in your personal Travel Health Kit. However, our physicians reserve the right to substitute medications based on your medical history and medication allergies.
No. But examples of medications that we prescribe include Malarone, Vivotif, Cipro, Zofran, Phenergan, Diflucan, Scopolamine patch, Meclizine, Acetazolamide, Doxycycline, Augmentin, Azithromycin, Paxlovid, Lagevrio, Tamiflu, Medrol dose pak, Ivermectin, and Permetherin. ALL PRESCRIPTIONS WILL BE WRITTEN AS GENERIC UNLESS NO GENERIC EXISTS.
Yes, we prescribe non-steroidal anti-inflammatory meds such as Celebrex. We do not prescribe narcotics or any other controlled substances.
You will be prescribed a suitable alternative.
Malaria prevention, traveler’s diarrhea, food poisoning/nausea and vomiting, typhoid fever prevention, urinary tract (bladder) infection, yeast infection, motion (Sea) sickness, altitude sickness, tick-borne illnesses, bronchitis, COVID-19, influenza A&B, allergic reaction, and scabies to name a few. If there is something that you want and it’s not listed, just ask and our physicians will review it for you.
You will not be charged until you complete the online questionnaire and enter your payment details.
Examples include, end-stage renal disease on dialysis or significant kidney impairment, end-stage liver disease or cirrhosis, allergies to multiple antibiotics or medications, pregnancy or breast-feeding, certain heart conditions such as long QT syndrome, and taking certain blood thinners. This list is not exhaustive, and ultimately your medical provider will determine your eligibility for online treatment.
Yes. We prescribe Atarax. We do not prescribe benzodiazepines such as Xanax, Ativan, or Valium because these are controlled substances. We do not prescribe any controlled substances.
No. Unfortunately, we cannot provide a refund for consultations that have been completed. However, we will provide an immediate refund if our physician determines that you are not eligible for online treatment.
In most cases, yes. If you have insurance, most companies will cover most travel meds that we prescribe. However, there may be a large co-pay or co-insurance on some antimalarial medications such as Malarone or the typhoid vaccine, Vivotif. You will need to review your prescription policy or contact your insurance company for further information regarding your specific prescription coverage. Also consider GoodRx for coupons & discounts.
How it works...
A highly trained physician from TravelMeds2Go will review your responses, and if you’re eligible for online care, create a treatment plan.
If a prescription is part of your treatment plan, you will be notified via secure text message when your treatment plan is ready. We securely share medical records via a HIPAA-compliant Google Drive, requiring a Gmail account, which you can create for free if you don’t have one.
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