Get UTI treatment from our doctors and nurse practitioners. We can send a prescription for an antibiotic to your local pharmacy.
Monday - Sunday 5am - 4pm PST
Get a prescription to treat your UTI
We set up Lemonaid to make it simple to get the convenient affordable care you need regardless of insurance.
Because UTIs are so uncomfortable, our UTI treatment service makes it convenient, simple and quick to get a prescription for the antibiotic treatment you need.
Pick-up your medicine at your local pharmacy today.
Assuming it’s safe to give you a prescription, our doctors or nurse practitioners will send your prescription to your local pharmacy electronically same day during business hours.
You can choose any pharmacy in your state.
You pay the pharmacy for your medicines, not us. We’re an online doctor’s office, not a mail order pharmacy.
Antibiotics for a UTI can be low cost even without insurance.
We typically prescribe a 5-day course of the antibiotic Macrobid.
With coupons that can be found online, the pills can cost as little as $25 at some pharmacies without insurance.
If you have insurance, your insurance should cover the antibiotic we prescribe.
These questions cover your medical history, symptoms, current medicines, and allergies. It’s important to answer them truthfully.
Select any pharmacy in your state. We send your prescription electronically. You’ll pay for the medicine at the pharmacy. If you don’t have insurance, check online for coupons before you select your pharmacy.
Pay the $25 visit fee to us. Later you’ll pay for the medicine at the pharmacy.
One of our doctors or nurse practitioners will review everything. In some states you'll have an immediate video call with our team, in others we just need to give you a call.
If appropriate, we’ll send you a message when we send your prescription to the pharmacy. The message contains an important link to your treatment plan.
Our doctors or nurse practitioners look at the answers you give to our health questions to decide if you have an uncomplicated UTI that we can treat appropriately online. Depending on your symptoms and medical history, we may tell you that we can't give you a prescription and that you have to see a doctor or nurse practitioner in person.
We use evidence-based guidelines to make sure we ask you the right questions to determine if you have a UTI, but sometimes we'll get it wrong. If we get our diagnosis wrong then we'll either give you an antibiotic that you don't need or we'll decline to give you an antibiotic when actually an antibiotic is what you need. If we give you a medicine you don't need then you'll be at risk of the potentially serious side effects, and it'll increase the chance that any future infections will be resistant to the antibiotic we prescribe. In the second situation we'll delay you getting the correct care.
If any of the following apply, it's in your best interest to see a doctor or nurse practitioner in person rather than use our UTI service.
If you have a primary care provider, it’s important to keep them informed.
Go to your account to email a summary of the care we provide so you can share this information with your doctors or nurse practitioners. Or, contact us if you want us to send the summary of your care to your doctors. It's important that we're part of your overall care, not separated from it.
