Getting started takes about five minutes online. You complete a health assessment, submit it along with a one-time $50 consultation fee, and a licensed provider reviews your case — typically within 24 to 48 hours — before deciding whether a prescription is appropriate.

The steps in order

1. Start your assessment. From the how it works page or a product page, choose "Start Assessment" and answer questions about your health history, current medications, and what you're looking for.
2. Choose your path. You can request guidance on which medication fits your situation, or select a specific product and quantity yourself if you already know what you want — ivermectin or mebendazole, one or both.
3. Review your estimated cost and pay. Pricing is based on your selections and estimated medication cost, plus a one-time $50 consultation fee. That fee is charged once per consultation and covers review of one medication or both — it isn't doubled if you're asking about two products. See pricing for current numbers.
4. Provider review. A licensed provider independently evaluates your assessment and makes a prescribing decision. They may reach out with follow-up questions before deciding.
5. Outcome. If prescribed, your medication is prepared by an accredited partner pharmacy and shipped to you. If a prescription isn't clinically appropriate, you're notified and your medication cost is refunded — the consultation fee itself is non-refundable since it covers the provider's time.

What information to have ready

• A list of current medications and known allergies
• Relevant medical history, including any prior treatment for parasites
• Your shipping address and a payment method
• A few minutes of uninterrupted time — the assessment takes about 3-5 minutes for most people

Two ways to begin, side by side

| Path | Best for | What you choose | |---|---|---| | Guided | Unsure which medication fits | Provider recommends dosing after review | | Self-directed | You already know your preferred medication | You pick product and quantity, provider still reviews |

Both paths route to the same licensed provider review — neither skips clinical oversight.

Where you can go before starting

If you have questions before beginning, the eligibility and provider review page explains what makes someone a good candidate, and state availability confirms whether the service operates where you live (currently all 50 states and the District of Columbia). If ivermectin specifically is what you are after, see how do I get an ivermectin prescription online. The learn section also has articles on specific medications and conditions if you want more background first.

After you submit

Once submitted, you don't need to do anything further unless the provider requests more information. You'll be notified of the outcome, and if approved, tracking details follow once your order ships. If you don't hear back within the stated review window, or need to update your information, you can reach support directly.

Getting help along the way

If you run into trouble creating your account, entering payment, or understanding a question in the assessment, support is available by email at support@getitprescribed.com or by phone at (423) 430-8003. It's worth reaching out rather than guessing on medical history questions, since accuracy there affects the provider's decision.

Related questions

How long does the whole process take from start to shipment?

Most people finish the assessment in 3-5 minutes, provider review typically completes within 24-48 hours, and once approved, fulfillment and shipping usually take a few business days. Total time varies if a provider needs follow-up information from you.

Do I need to create a full account before starting?

You provide basic information as part of the assessment process itself, so there's no separate lengthy signup step before you can begin answering health questions.

What happens if I'm not eligible after review?

If a licensed provider decides a prescription isn't clinically appropriate for you, you won't receive one, your medication cost is refunded, and you'll be given guidance on next steps.

Can I request both medications in one assessment?

Yes. The $50 consultation fee applies once per consultation regardless of whether you're requesting ivermectin, mebendazole, or both, so there's no added consult cost for reviewing a second medication.

Sources

• MedlinePlus: Ivermectin — consumer drug information and FDA safety notices.
• MedlinePlus: Mebendazole — consumer drug information on approved uses.
• MedlinePlus: Telehealth — background on how telehealth visits work.
• DailyMed: Mebendazole label — full FDA-approved labeling.