Skip the doctor hunt. Pack the right prescriptions.

Up to nine prescriptions covering what actually derails trips: Azithromycin (traveler's diarrhea), Ondansetron (nausea & vomiting), Meclizine (motion sickness), Hydroxyzine (anxiety & sleep), Dicyclomine (abdominal cramps), Clotrimazole-Betamethasone (skin), Rx-strength Ibuprofen (pain & fever) — plus Acetazolamide (Diamox) for altitude and Atovaquone-Proguanil (Malarone) for malaria when your destination calls for them.

The $199 covers your online visit and the physician's review — every prescription in your kit is written from that one visit, instead of paying for a separate appointment per medication. Your prescriptions are then filled at your own pharmacy like any prescription from your doctor; the medication cost varies by pharmacy and coverage.

Your online intake takes about 2 minutes. Prescriptions are issued the same day and sent to the pharmacy you choose when the physician determines they are appropriate.

That's the point of the visit: you don't have to figure it out. Your physician reviews your route and health history and confirms the final list — Diamox and Malarone, for example, are only included when your itinerary involves real altitude or malaria risk. You're covered either way.

If our physician doesn't prescribe for you — usually a contraindication in your health history — your visit fee is refunded in full. You only pay for a visit that produces prescriptions.

You can — travel clinics are good medicine. They're also typically $300–$600+ across visits, booked out 1–2 weeks, and often send you to their own pharmacy. Wandr covers the prescription-kit side of travel health in one $199 online visit, with pickup at whatever pharmacy you already use. For destination-specific vaccines, a clinic visit can still make sense — we'll tell you if so.

The $199 visit fee is out of pocket. Your prescriptions are filled at your own pharmacy, where your prescription coverage applies the same way it would for any prescription from your doctor.