Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, for all prescription (Rx) medications, a valid U.S. doctor’s prescription is required. You can upload it during checkout or have your doctor send it directly to us.
Absolutely. Just provide us with your current pharmacy’s name and phone number. We’ll handle the transfer process on your behalf.
Yes, all our medications are sourced from licensed U.S. wholesalers and manufacturers and are FDA-approved for safety and effectiveness.
Rx (prescription) medications require a doctor’s prescription. OTC (over-the-counter) medications can be purchased without one and are generally used for minor conditions.
Yes! We offer automatic refills on eligible prescriptions. You’ll receive a notification before your refill is processed and shipped.
Standard shipping usually takes 3–5 business days. Expedited shipping options (1–2 days) are available at checkout.
In select areas across the U.S., yes. If same-day delivery is available in your zip code, it will be shown during checkout.
Shipping is free on orders over $49. For smaller orders, standard shipping is $4.99, and express shipping starts at $9.99.
After placing your order, you’ll receive a tracking number by email or SMS. You can also track your order in your account dashboard.
Due to pharmacy regulations, we cannot accept returns on medications. However, if there’s an error or issue with your order, please contact us for a resolution.
You can place a one-time order as a guest, but creating an account allows you to track orders, save preferences, and manage prescriptions easily.
We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, and HSA/FSA cards. Apple Pay and PayPal are also supported.
Yes, we use 256-bit SSL encryption, HIPAA-compliant systems, and secure third-party processors to protect your personal and medical information.
You can reach us via live chat, phone support (toll-free), or email. Our team is available Monday–Saturday, 9 AM to 8 PM (EST).
Orders can be modified or canceled within 1 hour of placement. After processing begins, changes are limited, especially for prescriptions.
