General medications
We offer online care for common illnesses and minor health concerns, including prescription medications when appropriate, so you can get evaluated, treated, and receive your prescription—all from home.
Our general medications
Urgent Care through QuickMD starts at $75 per visit. During your telemedicine visit, a licensed clinician can evaluate many common urgent health concerns and, when appropriate, prescribe medications for conditions such as urinary tract infections (UTIs), sinus infections, allergies, nausea, and other minor illnesses. Prescriptions are sent directly to your local pharmacy for pickup. No insurance is required. Medication costs vary based on the medication prescribed and your pharmacy.
- Sumatriptan General treatment
- Tadalafil General treatment
- Telmisartan General treatment
- Terazosin General treatment
- Timolol General treatment
- Tiotropium General treatment
- Tizanidine General treatment
- Tolterodine Tartrate General treatment
- Topiramate General treatment
- Torsemide General treatment
- Travoprost General treatment
- Tretinoin General treatment
- Triamcinolone General treatment
- Trulicity General treatment
- Umeclidinium Bromide General treatment
- Verapamil General treatment
Frequently asked questions
Book a visit, complete your intake and ID verification, then meet with a licensed clinician by video. If medication is right for you, your clinician can send your prescription to your preferred pharmacy or, for eligible medications, arrange home delivery.
Yes. Our clinicians can prescribe antibiotics when they’re medically appropriate for conditions we can safely evaluate through telemedicine, like certain urinary tract infections, sinus infections, or skin infections. Your clinician will determine whether you need one based on your symptoms and evaluation.
Yes, we can refill eligible medications when it’s medically appropriate. At your follow-up visit, your clinician will review your treatment, symptoms, and overall health before approving a refill. Some medications need extra evaluation or have prescribing limits set by state and federal regulations.