How do refills work for women’s health prescriptions?

A refill depends on the prescription written by your physician and whether authorized refills remain. A medication plan or recurring payment does not replace a valid prescription. Check your label and order details to understand what has been authorized for your women’s health treatment.

For ongoing birth control or PCOS care, ask when your next clinical review is due. The physician may need updated information before renewing treatment. Leave time for review, pharmacy processing, and shipping rather than waiting until your last dose.

UTI antibiotics are usually prescribed for a specific episode. Do not assume that a past prescription creates an ongoing refill plan. A new request needs review rather than automatic reuse of an earlier order.

If you are unsure whether a refill is scheduled, contact support before placing another order. Confirm the shipping address, current treatment price, and any plan terms. A licensed physician in your state decides whether continued prescribing is appropriate; refills are not guaranteed.