Ivermectin Prescription Online: 4 Steps

To get an ivermectin prescription online, you complete a written health assessment and pay a one-time $50 consultation fee, and a provider licensed in your state reviews it; some states also require a short live phone or video visit. If that provider decides ivermectin is clinically appropriate, the prescription is filled by a partner compounding pharmacy and shipped to you. No prescription is guaranteed at any point. The provider makes the decision, not the platform, and not you.

The step-by-step process on Get It Prescribed

Step 1: Create an account and complete the assessment

You fill out a structured questionnaire covering your symptoms or goals, your medical history, every medication and supplement you currently take, and any known allergies. It usually takes about 5-10 minutes. Because there is no in-person physical exam, the provider's decision rests entirely on what you report, so accuracy matters more here than speed. The how it works page walks through the same flow visually.

Step 2: Review your estimate and pay the consultation fee

Before your assessment reaches a provider, you review a personalized cost estimate and pay the one-time $50 provider consultation fee. That single fee covers the provider's evaluation whether you are requesting ivermectin, mebendazole, or both.

Step 3: Independent provider review

A provider licensed in your state reviews your assessment and makes an independent clinical decision. That provider may be based elsewhere, which is allowed as long as they hold a license in your state (see can a doctor in another state prescribe for you). In some states, or at the provider's discretion, a live phone or video visit is required before anything can be prescribed; otherwise the review is asynchronous and happens on the provider's own schedule. The provider may also message you with follow-up questions, so check your email during this stage. What providers weigh is described on the eligibility and provider review page.

Step 4: Outcome and fulfillment

If a prescription is issued, it goes to a PCAB-accredited compounding pharmacy, is prepared, and is shipped to you with tracking. If the provider determines treatment is not appropriate, no prescription is issued and your medication charge is refunded; the consultation fee covers the provider's time either way. See what happens after your consultation for the fulfillment detail.

What to have ready before you start

Have your current medication and supplement list, your allergy history, relevant past diagnoses and surgeries, your height and weight, and a valid shipping address in a state where the service operates. A full checklist is in what information do I need for my consultation. Incomplete answers are the most common reason a review stalls.

What ivermectin is indicated for

The prescribing information for the brand-name ivermectin tablet recognizes two indications:

1. Intestinal (nondisseminated) strongyloidiasis caused by Strongyloides stercoralis. Read what strongyloidiasis is and how it is diagnosed.
2. Onchocerciasis caused by Onchocerca volvulus, also called river blindness.

Those are the indications on that manufacturer's label. Onchocerciasis, described by the World Health Organization, is principally a concern in parts of sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America and is rare in the United States. Whether ivermectin is appropriate for you is a judgment only a licensed provider can make after reviewing your history.

Important regulatory distinction

The 24 mg scored ivermectin tablet provided through Get It Prescribed is a compounded preparation, filled by a PCAB-accredited compounding pharmacy pursuant to a valid prescription written for an individual patient. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved drug products, and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or manufacturing quality. Compounded ivermectin is not a generic of, substitute for, or therapeutic equivalent to any branded product. The FDA publishes a plain-language overview of what compounding is and how it is regulated.

How long it takes

Most reviews are completed within 24-48 hours of submission, with the outcome communicated the same day the review finishes. If a live visit is required in your state, the timeline depends on scheduling that visit. Once a prescription is filled, shipping generally takes about 3-7 business days. The full breakdown is in how quickly can I get a prescription.

What it costs

| Item | Cost | | --- | --- | | Provider consultation | $50, one time (covers one or both medications) | | Ivermectin E4M 24 mg tablet | $3.00 each |

Quantity is determined by the prescribing provider, so no total can be quoted in advance. There is no membership or subscription charge, and the service does not bill insurance. Full details are on the pricing page, and the direct-pay picture is covered in how much does ivermectin cost without insurance.

Dosing is the prescriber's decision

We do not publish dosing figures or course lengths. The strength, quantity, and schedule are set by the prescribing provider for each patient, and you should follow the directions on your own prescription label rather than anything you read online.

Where the service is available

Get It Prescribed operates in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Requirements differ by state: some require a live, synchronous phone or video visit with the provider, while others allow the provider to review your written assessment asynchronously. The state availability page lists each state and which type of review applies.

Who should not take ivermectin

Tell your provider if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have liver problems, have a compromised immune system, have recently traveled to or lived in a region where certain parasitic infections are endemic, or take any medication that could interact. Ivermectin is not appropriate for everyone, and the provider may decline to prescribe it. Read who should not take these medications and ivermectin side effects and warnings before starting, and seek in-person or emergency care for anything urgent — an online review is not designed for emergencies.

Related questions

How do I get a prescription for ivermectin?

Online, you complete a written health assessment and pay the one-time $50 consultation fee, and a provider licensed in your state reviews it; in some states that includes a short live phone or video visit. If the provider decides ivermectin is appropriate, the prescription is sent to a partner compounding pharmacy and shipped to you. You can also ask your own doctor in person. Either way, oral ivermectin requires a prescription from a licensed provider.

Can I buy ivermectin online without a prescription?

No. Oral ivermectin is a prescription-only medication in the United States. A licensed provider must evaluate you before it can be prescribed and dispensed, which is exactly what the online assessment is for.

Do I need a video call to get an ivermectin prescription?

Sometimes. In some states, and at the provider's discretion in others, a live phone or video visit is required before a prescription can be issued. Otherwise the provider reviews your written assessment asynchronously. Check state availability for your state.

Is a prescription guaranteed if I pay the consultation fee?

No. The $50 fee pays for the provider's clinical evaluation, not for a specific outcome. If the provider determines treatment is not appropriate, no prescription is issued and your medication charge is refunded.

How do I start?

Complete the online assessment described on the ivermectin page, or read how do I get started first if you would like the broader overview.

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Sources

• DailyMed: ivermectin tablet prescribing information — prescribing information, including the labeled indications.
• MedlinePlus: Ivermectin — consumer drug information from the National Library of Medicine.
• FDA: Compounding and the FDA — Questions and Answers — what compounded preparations are and how they are regulated.
• WHO: Onchocerciasis fact sheet — background on one of the labeled indications.