Woman’s
Sexual Wellness
Unlock your potential and maximize satisfaction. Complete a medical assessment and get medications sent to your home at no additional cost.
Plans start at $49.
Sexual Wellness
Vaginal dryness
Only $149 for 3-month plan.
Adiós discomfort. Unlock joyful intimacy with our tailored vaginal dryness solutions for vibrant and confident living.
Menopause
Only $149 for 3-month plan.
Compassionate support and personalized treatment that empowers you to navigate menopause confidently.
Birth control
Plans at $49, $69 or $99 per month.
Your choices, you are in control. Find the right for you with the help of a licensed medical provider.
All plans include an (optional) 25-minute virtual appointment with a licensed medical provider and prescription sent to your home at no extra cost.
Urogenital Health
Bacterial vaginosis
Only $49.
Easy pathway to a fresh, confident you. Banish the discomfort with our gentle solutions.
Vaginal yeast infection
Only $49.
Ditch the itch. Get relief to get back to a life without discomfort and irritation.
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
Only $49.
Effective treatments customized for your needs. Stop that burning sensation from disrupting your life.
Herpes genitalis & Cold sores
$99 for 3-month treatment or $69 for episodic treatment.
Episodic or recurring outbreaks? We got you. We can help you treat the physical discomfort and manage the emotional distress.
All plans include an (optional) virtual appointment with a licensed medical provider and the prescription sent to your home at no extra cost.
How it works
Complete the quiz
We’ll ask about your current symptoms and basic health history.
Attend your virtual appointment
Meet up with a bilingual Doctor or Nurse Practitioner.
Receive your prescription
at home for no extra cost
Get ongoing support
from your medical team for follow-up care
Clinically-proven treatments to get the results you want
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Birth Control
Medications available include Depo-provera Sub-Q, Depo-provera IM, and oral birth control pills.Depo-provera SubQ and Depo-provera IM
are injectable contraceptives that prevent ovulation via hormonal regulation. Potential side effects include weight gain, irregular bleeding, and mood swings.Combined Hormonal Contraception
are oral contraceptives (birth control pills) that prevent ovulation via hormonal regulation. Potential side effects include nausea, weight gain, and headaches.Progestin-Only Pills
are oral contraceptive (birth control pill) that prevent ovulation via hormonal regulation. Potential side effects include weight gain, irregular bleeding, and mood swings. -
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Vaginal Dryness
Estradiol vaginal cream is the preferred hormonal treatment. Is it a topical medication that you can apply directly.It replenishes estrogen to relieve symptoms. Potential side effects may include breast tenderness, headache or abdominal pain.
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Menopause
Oral Estradiol is the preferred hormonal treatment, and it is administered as pills.It replenishes estrogen to relieve symptoms, at higher doses for a effective results. Potential side effects can include breast tenderness, headache, abdominal pain.
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Bacterial Vaginosis (BV)
Metronidazole, Clindamycin, Secnidazole, Tinidazole are the preferred medications for BV.They are oral or topical antibiotics that kill the bacteria causing infection.
They are all available as pills, and Metronidazole and Clindamycin are also available in topical form (cream).
Potential side effects include nausea and diarrhea. If taking oral Metronidazole or Clindamycin (pills), patients may also experience a metallic taste.
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Vaginal Yeast Infection
Fluconazole, Miconazole, Nystatin and Gynazole 2% cream are the preferred medications.They are antifungal medication that kill yeast causing the infection.
Fluconazole is an oral pill, while Miconazole and Nystatin are vaginal pills. Gynazole 2% is a cream you can apply topically.
Potential side effects may include nausea, headache, diarrhea if using Fluconazole. In the case of Gynazole 2% cream, Miconazole or Nystatin, some patients may experience vaginal irritation.
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Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
Macrobid, Bactrim DS, Monurol, Ciprofloxacin, Augmentin and Keflex are the preferred medications among the many alternatives to treat UTIs. Our medical team will ensure you get the right alternative for your needs.They are all antibiotics that kill bacteria causing the infection. Most are pills for oral administration (taken by mouth), except for Monurol, which is a powder that you can drink mixed with water.
Expected side effects vary depending on the medication and in some cases, these may include nausea, vomiting, skin rash, headache, diarrhea and dizziness.
Feel free to read through, or if you prefer to talk, let’s talk! We can help you find the right plan for you.
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They are very common. For example, 6 of every 10 women develop a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) at least once.
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Various factors like hormonal changes, sexual activity, or certain medications can contribute to these conditions.
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Treatments like antibiotics for UTIs, antifungals for yeast infections, and antivirals for herpes are commonly prescribed. Your medical provider will ensure you get the right one for your needs.
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Sometimes side effects can occur. They can vary and may include digestive issues, skin irritation, or allergic reactions. We can help you understand potential side effects better so you can make an informed decision about your treatment.
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While some conditions can be effectively treated, others like herpes are manageable but not curable.
About women’s urogenital health
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Sexual issues are way more common than you think. They can range from hormonal imbalances affecting menstrual cycles to menopausal symptoms and sexual discomfort. People often find it hard to talk about them or ask for help, delaying care. Know that you are not alone, and there is probably a solution for your needs.
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Various options include oral contraceptives, patches, and intrauterine devices (IUDs). Consult a medical provider for the best option for you.
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As with most medications, side effects might arise. Side effects can vary depending on the treatment and may include hormonal imbalances, mood changes, or gastrointestinal issues. Your medical provider will make sure you understand if your prescribed medication may have side effects so you can make an informed decision.
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While there's no cure for menopause, effective treatments can manage symptoms and improve quality of life. This can make a big difference on your day to day.