Cold Sore Treatment Evaluation

Description

Fast, convenient care for cold sore outbreaks.

Cold sores can appear without warning and are often triggered by stress, illness, sun exposure, or a weakened immune system. During your telehealth evaluation, a licensed medical provider will review your symptoms, medical history, and current medications to determine if antiviral treatment is appropriate for you.

If medically appropriate, your provider may prescribe one of the following antiviral medications:

Valacyclovir (Valtrex®)
Acyclovir

Early treatment may help shorten the duration of an outbreak and reduce the severity of symptoms.

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 and medical history
Personalized treatment recommendations
Prescription (if medically appropriate)
Prescription sent to your preferred pharmacy
Guidance on managing current and future outbreaks
Commonly Treated Concerns
Cold sores (oral herpes)
Tingling or burning before an outbreak
Recurrent cold sore outbreaks
Painful blisters around the lips or mouth
How It Works
Purchase your evaluation.
Complete a secure online medical questionnaire.
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.
Antiviral medications work best when started at the first sign of symptoms, such as tingling, itching, or burning.
Seek in-person medical care if you develop severe symptoms, eye involvement, difficulty swallowing, or frequent outbreaks that require additional evaluation.