Care for women, on your schedule.

Yes. Tell your physician what you use now and they can help you switch.

Most visits are reviewed the same day. Seek urgent care for fever or back pain.

The current medication price is shown on the treatment page. An online visit costs $99, and a video visit costs $149. The visit fee is non-refundable, but it is credited toward your first medication order within 30 days. Medication is charged only after a physician approves.

Eligibility depends on your symptoms, health history, medicines, and pregnancy status. A licensed physician in your state decides whether birth control, PCOS care, or UTI treatment is appropriate. Some concerns need testing or an in-person exam instead of, or in addition to, a telehealth visit.

These women’s health treatments work in different ways. Hormonal birth control helps prevent pregnancy. PCOS medicines may address irregular periods, hormone-related symptoms, or insulin resistance. Antibiotics treat certain bacterial UTIs. Results vary. A licensed physician in your state chooses treatment based on your needs and health history.

Birth control protection depends on the method and when you start it. You may need backup contraception at first. Changes in periods, acne, or other PCOS symptoms can take weeks to months. Results vary. Follow your physician’s instructions rather than using symptom changes to judge pregnancy protection.

Side effects depend on the medicine. Birth control may cause spotting, nausea, or breast tenderness. Some PCOS medicines cause stomach upset, dizziness, or changes in potassium. UTI antibiotics may cause nausea, diarrhea, or yeast infections. Ask your physician which warning signs apply to your specific prescription before starting treatment.

Some women’s health medicines are not appropriate during pregnancy or with certain health conditions. Estrogen-containing birth control may be unsafe with a history of blood clots, migraine with aura, or uncontrolled high blood pressure. A licensed physician in your state reviews your risks before deciding what is appropriate.

Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy for one patient and are not FDA-approved. FDA-approved brand-name medicines undergo FDA review for safety, effectiveness, and quality. Not every women’s health treatment is compounded. Ask which type you are being prescribed and why it is appropriate for your needs.

Your expected results depend on whether you need pregnancy prevention, PCOS symptom care, or treatment for a bacterial UTI. Results vary. No treatment guarantees pregnancy prevention or symptom relief. Your physician can explain realistic goals, how to track progress, and when testing or a different care plan may be needed.

Stopping can end pregnancy protection, allow PCOS symptoms to return, or leave a UTI incompletely treated. Results vary. The effect depends on your prescription. Ask your physician how to stop safely and whether you need backup contraception or other care. Do not save leftover antibiotics for a future infection.

Some women’s health treatments can be used together, but your physician must check the exact medicines and your health history. Birth control may be part of PCOS care. Tell the physician about all prescriptions, supplements, and over-the-counter products before adding UTI treatment or any other medicine to your plan.

A women’s health visit lets a licensed physician in your state review your concerns and decide whether treatment is appropriate. Online visits cost $99; video visits cost $149. The visit fee is non-refundable, but it is credited toward your first medication order within 30 days. Prescriptions are not guaranteed.

Women’s health care may start with an online visit or a video visit. Some states or medications require video. In either format, a licensed physician in your state reviews your information and decides whether treatment is appropriate. An online visit does not guarantee that video or in-person care will be unnecessary.

When prescribed and fulfilled for delivery, women’s health medications are shipped to you by the pharmacy. Medication is charged only after a physician approves. Check your order for shipping details and timing. Expedited shipping is $20, but it does not replace physician review or guarantee arrival by a specific date.

Refills depend on your prescription, remaining refill authorization, and any follow-up your physician requires. Ongoing birth control or PCOS care may need periodic review. Do not assume UTI antibiotics will refill automatically. Check your prescription label and order details, and ask about next steps before your medication runs out.

Contact Verra support to ask about canceling your women’s health order or plan. Whether an order can be canceled depends on its status and the applicable terms. Do not assume a cancellation request stops an order already being prepared or shipped. The visit fee is non-refundable, even without a prescription.

Verra does not bill insurance for women’s health care. HSA/FSA cards may be usable for eligible expenses, but eligibility depends on your plan and the purchase. Check with your plan administrator before paying. Do not assume that every visit, medication, membership, or shipping charge qualifies for payment or reimbursement.

Verra is available in all 50 states and DC. A licensed physician in your state reviews your women’s health request and decides whether treatment is appropriate. Some states or medications require a video visit. Availability of the service does not guarantee that every medication or visit format is available to you.

Review Verra’s current privacy notice before sharing women’s health information. It should explain how information is used and shared and how to ask privacy questions. Ask support about messages, account access, and packaging if discretion matters to you. Do not assume telehealth visits, payment records, or deliveries are anonymous.

Verra+ includes online visits and offers 20% off medications for members. Membership costs $29 monthly or $249 annually. The member video visit fee is $49. Check the current terms and treatment price before joining, including whether membership discounts can be combined with a women’s health medication plan.

Financing may be an option for eligible orders that meet the $100 minimum. Available terms are 3, 6, 12, 24 months, subject to the financing offer and approval. Review all terms before agreeing. Do not assume every birth control, PCOS care, or UTI order qualifies, or that financing has no added costs.