Comprehensive Travel Kit

Up to nine prescriptions covering the most common travel-health needs: Azithromycin (traveler's diarrhea), Ondansetron (nausea & vomiting), Meclizine (motion sickness), Hydroxyzine (anxiety & sleep), Dicyclomine (abdominal cramps), Clotrimazole-Betamethasone (fungal & inflammation), Ibuprofen (Rx-strength pain & fever), and — when your destination calls for it — Acetazolamide (Diamox) for altitude and Atovaquone-Proguanil (Malarone) for malaria.

Most travelers get the full kit. A couple of medications are destination-dependent — Diamox (altitude) outside high-altitude trips and Malarone (malaria) outside risk areas — so your physician confirms the final list based on where you're going and your health history. You pay one $199 fee for the visit and the kit your provider approves.

The kit is $199 for the online provider visit, which covers the licensed review and up to nine prescriptions sent to your pharmacy. You pay for the medications themselves at your pharmacy, where you can use your pharmacy insurance. Ordering each medication separately, or visiting a travel clinic, typically costs far more.

Orders are reviewed by a US-licensed provider and prescriptions are sent electronically to your pharmacy within 24 hours. Most travelers can pick them up the same day.

A single visit lets a provider review your whole trip at once, check for interactions across every medication, and send the full kit to your pharmacy — instead of paying for and scheduling a separate visit for each prescription.

Your provider only prescribes what's clinically appropriate for you. If they can't safely prescribe any medication in the kit (rare — usually a contraindication), the visit fee is refunded in full. You only pay if prescriptions are sent.