Why Nurx?

  • Free, fast shipping with automatic refills for items fulfilled by our pharmacy. Easily pause or cancel anytime.
  • Clinically-recommended medications & affordable out-of-pocket prices.
  • Unlimited messaging for one year with licensed providers.

Product details

Valtrex is an antiviral oral therapy used in the treatment of herpes infections such as cold sores (herpes simplex-1), genital herpes (herpes simplex-2), and shingles (herpes zoster). Valtrex is typically prescribed in one of two strengths (500 mg, 1 g) and doses vary depending on the condition it has been prescribed to treat. In children over the age of 2, Valtrex is proven to treat chickenpox (varicella-zoster), the virus that leads to shingles in adults. Valtrex is prescribed to decrease the number of outbreaks while it helps reduce the length and severity of a herpes outbreak.

Nurx currently offers the generic version of Valtrex, Valacyclovir, for the prevention and treatment of herpes outbreaks with or without insurance.


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FAQ

We are doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and physician assistants who are passionate about providing patient care. The Nurx medical team believes that everyone deserves access to personalized, non-judgmental healthcare, and that open and honest communication is key.
Dr. Kristen Miranda
MD

How It Works

You Choose
Select your medication, or get guidance from our medical team. Answer a few questions and enter your insurance info (if you have coverage - if not, no problem)
We Prescribe
A Nurx provider in your state will review your request and write a prescription, if appropriate
Delivered Free
We deliver your medication directly to you. On time, in a discreet package, and with no added costs

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