The Treatment
Treatment for the herpes simplex virus consists of Valacyclovir (generic Valtrex), which stop viral replication.
Valacyclovir Tablets
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How often am I billed?If you select a subscription plan, you'll be billed every 60 or 90 days depending on the subscription. If you opt for a one-time treatment purchase then you will only be billed once.
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How do I change or cancel my plan?To pause, cancel, or restart your plan submit a ticket through our contact form and a representative will address your request within 24 business hours!
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How am I billed after I unpause a paused plan?If you pause and unpause a plan before your next scheduled billing cycle, then you will be billed on the already scheduled date. If you unpause a plan after the billing cycle date has lapsed, then you will be billed at the time you unpause your plan and future billing dates will be every 3 months from your unpause date.
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Will I be charged if my medical application is not approved?You will only be charged if your application is approved.
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When does my subscription end?Your subscription ends 1 year after the date it began - this is due to state prescribing laws. To renew your subscription, simply retake the appropriate medical questionnaire to provide us with your updated medical information and checkout with the desired plan.
Pills On-Hand For Flares
1-5 Flares Yearly
40 tablets
$30
6-9 Flares Yearly
$54
72 tablets
10+ Flares Yearly
$72
96 tablets
Suppressive Dosing
1-9 Flares Yearly
Once Daily
$20/month
10+ Flares Yearly
$40/month
Twice Daily
Start your medical visit to obtain approval for treatment from one of our licensed providers.
Spencer, 26
This site has been super convenient for having valtrex on hand for breakouts. Definitely recommend.
Yvette, 33
I've been taking once daily pills to prevent flares. Works well no complaints. Super reasonable price too.
Jared, 54
The customer support was quick to respond when I needed to increase the number of pills needed.
STOP THE FLARES. STOP THE SPREAD.
Daily dosing may reduce the number of outbreaks by 70%–80% and decreases the risk of viral transmission to an uninfected partner by about 50%.
Herpes is caused by the herpes simplex virus types 1 & 2.
The virus usually affects the lips (cold sores) and genital region - although skin in any area may be affected.
The Cause
Infection by the herpes virus is acquired through contact with contaminated saliva or body fluids during periods of viral shedding. The virus lives in your spine and clinical reactivation (outbreaks) occur periodically. Triggers for reactivation can include trauma, UV exposure, fever, immunosuppression, or stress.​ Usually you can feel an outbreak coming on by tingling, stinging, pain, or irritation of the area affected.
