Sexual health · FAQ
How do refills work for Verra sexual health prescriptions?
Short answer
Refills depend on your prescription, remaining refills, and any review the physician requires. A medication plan does not guarantee ongoing prescriptions. Check your order details for the refill and billing schedule, and contact Verra before you run out. Report changes in your health or medicines before requesting more treatment.
Your prescription determines whether refills are available and how much medication can be dispensed. A licensed physician in your state decides whether continued treatment is appropriate. A monthly or longer medication plan does not replace a valid prescription or guarantee future approval.
Check your order details for the refill process, billing schedule, and any upcoming review. Do not assume refills are automatic. If the instructions are unclear, ask Verra whether you need to request the next order or complete another visit.
Request help before your supply runs out so there is time for any needed review and pharmacy preparation. A change in your medicines, health history, or symptoms may require the physician to update the treatment plan. Tell the care team about these changes rather than placing an order with outdated information.
The current medication price is shown on the treatment page. Medication is charged only after physician approval. If you want to change your quantity, plan, or delivery timing, contact Verra before the next order is processed and ask what options apply.
Written by the Verra clinical team · Last updated Oct 6, 2026
General information, not medical advice. If you're in crisis, call or text 988.