Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis) Evaluation

Description

Get fast, convenient treatment for pink eye from the comfort of home.

Pink eye, also known as conjunctivitis, can cause redness, irritation, itching, tearing, and eye discharge. It may be caused by bacteria, viruses, allergies, or other irritants. During your telehealth evaluation, a licensed medical provider will review your symptoms, medical history, current medications, and, if needed, photos of your eye to determine the most appropriate treatment.

If medically appropriate, your provider may prescribe medication to treat bacterial conjunctivitis or recommend supportive care for other forms of pink eye.

Your prescription will be sent directly to the pharmacy of your choice, allowing you to use your health insurance or eligible prescription savings programs when purchasing your medication.

What’s Included
Telehealth medical evaluation by a licensed provider
Review of your symptoms, medical history, and medications
Review of eye photos when appropriate
Personalized treatment recommendations
Prescription (if medically appropriate)
Prescription sent to your preferred pharmacy
Home care instructions and follow-up recommendations
Commonly Treated Symptoms
Red or pink eye
Eye irritation or burning
Itching
Excessive tearing
Eye discharge or crusting
Mild eyelid swelling
How It Works
Purchase your evaluation.
Complete a secure online medical questionnaire and upload photos if requested.
A licensed provider reviews your information.
If appropriate, your prescription is sent to your preferred pharmacy.
Pick up your medication using your insurance or eligible prescription discounts and begin treatment as directed.
Important Information
Prescriptions are issued only when medically appropriate.
Medication costs are not included in the evaluation fee and are paid separately through your selected pharmacy.
Insurance coverage and prescription pricing vary by pharmacy and health plan.
Viral and allergic conjunctivitis do not require antibiotics and may be treated with supportive care or over-the-counter recommendations.
Seek immediate medical attention if you experience severe eye pain, vision changes, significant light sensitivity, eye injury, chemical exposure, or swelling around the eye, as these symptoms may indicate a more serious condition requiring in-person evaluation.