Prescription ivermectin,
dosed for you.
- Ivermectin, mebendazole & methylene blue
- Prescribed by U.S.-licensed providers
- Shipped from a licensed U.S. pharmacy
Next open call:
Real prescription medicines, from a licensed U.S. pharmacy.
A U.S.-licensed provider reviews your health history and current medications, and prescribes when it's right for you. A licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy fills your prescription and ships it to your door.
Build my planNot sure which kit? We'll help you choose.
Ivermectin
Its discovery shared the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Approved for people in the U.S. since 1996 to treat certain parasitic infections, and on the WHO list of essential medicines. Not everyone needs the same dose, so yours is customized to you.
Mebendazole
FDA-approved for people since 1974 to treat certain worm infections. A human prescription drug from the same family as fenbendazole, which is made for animals.
Methylene Blue
A medicine first used in 1891. It can turn urine blue-green for a while, and we tell you what to expect before you start.
Booking is free. Nothing to pay until you order.
11,000+ people have reached out to us.
We take hundreds of calls every month. These are the things we hear most.
Many callers expect a sales pitch. What they tell us afterward is that their questions got answered, nobody pushed, and they decided on their own.
People are often surprised that the review covers every medication they take. That is when it starts to feel like real medical care.
Many calls come from someone ordering for a parent or spouse. Seeing the patient's name on a real pharmacy label is often what earns their trust.
People who ordered from overseas sites tell us they never knew if it was real or the right dose. A labeled bottle from a licensed U.S. pharmacy settles both.
Some people spend months deciding. We are honest about what these medicines can and cannot do, and the decision stays theirs.
Our summaries of what we hear most on calls. Individual experiences vary.
Talk to our teamA real person, by phone. Family welcome.
Most sellers hand everyone the same pills. This is a
Prescription kit, customized to you.
Every kit includes
- A free call with our team before you pay
- Review by a U.S.-licensed provider
- Prescriptions compounded for you by a licensed U.S. pharmacy
- Priority shipping, tracked
One payment covers 3 months. Nothing renews.
Your provider reviews the level you choose and works with you on the final dose.
Level 1
$699
Ivermectin + mebendazole · one payment
- Ivermectin and mebendazole, dose customized to you
- Full 3-month supply, nothing renews
- Upgrade later if you want
No commitment · 100% refund if not approved
Level 2
$1,099
Adds methylene blue · one payment
- All three medicines from the start
- Higher dosing range than Level 1
- Full 3-month supply, nothing renews
No commitment · 100% refund if not approved
Level 3
$2,500
All three medicines · one payment
- Our most complete kit
- All three medicines at our highest strengths
- Full 3-month supply, nothing renews
Not sure? We'll help you choose.
Not approved? You get 100% back. We keep nothing for the review.
What you won't find with us
- No subscription. Nothing renews.
- No charge to book or to talk to us.
- No review fee kept if the provider says no.
- No one-size capsule. Your dose is customized to you.
- No gray-market or "research use" sourcing.
From booking to your door
- BookToday
- Free callPick a time
- Medical reviewAfter your intake
- At your doorAbout a week after approval
Why people choose a real prescription.
Amazon, TikTok Shop, overseas pharmacies and veterinary fenbendazole are everywhere. Here is what changes when a licensed provider and a licensed pharmacy are involved.
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LegitScript certified
LegitScript reviews online pharmacies and telehealth services. Look us up on their site.
Check our LegitScript statusA licensed U.S. pharmacy
Your kit is filled by The Pharmacy Hub in Miami, Florida, license PH33959.
Licensed providers
Prescriptions come from independently licensed U.S. providers, matched to you by state.
Your name on every label
Your prescriber, the pharmacy and your name are printed on every bottle, as the law requires.
How it works.
Three steps.
1. Today: book a free call.
A real person walks you through your options and answers every question before you pay anything. Family welcome.
2. After you order: medical review.
A U.S.-licensed provider reviews your intake, your health history and your current medications, and works with you on the right dose.
3. About a week: your kit arrives.
Compounded for you by a licensed U.S. pharmacy, then shipped 2-day priority in a plain box. Most kits arrive about a week after approval.
Questions we hear every day.
- Your bottles come from The Pharmacy Hub, a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy.
- Your name, dose and discard date are on every label.
- Our , and we're LegitScript certified.
- Not everyone needs the same dose.
- Your provider customizes it to your weight, your health history and your medications.
- If someone gives you a dose without your history, don't trust it.
- No. We're self-pay and don't bill insurance or Medicare.
- Your price is all-inclusive: medical review, medicines and shipping.
- The first call is always free.
- Yes. Many calls are booked by a family member.
- The prescription is written for the patient, in their name.
- Everyone who helps decide is welcome on the call.
- Yes, we encourage it.
- Many patients share their prescription with their own doctor.
- Keep seeing your own doctors as you normally would.
- Fenbendazole is made for animals.
- Mebendazole is a human prescription drug from the same family.
- Ours is compounded to your dose by a licensed pharmacy.
U.S.-licensed providers
- Licensed in your state
- Every case reviewed individually
Compounded by a licensed pharmacy
- Made to your exact dose
Your name on the label
- Your dose and your schedule
- Printed by The Pharmacy Hub
Ongoing care and refills
- Dose and formula updates
- Priority shipping, tracked
Not approved? 100% refund.
A U.S.-licensed provider reviews every case, and does not approve everyone. If the answer is no, you get every dollar back. We keep nothing for the review.
Book my free call100% refund if not approved · Nothing to pay to get started
- 100% refund if not approved
- One payment, no subscriptions, nothing renews
- Price includes the medical review and your medicines
- The first call is always free
What to expect.
Step by step.
Today: your free call
A coordinator calls you at the time you pick. No video and no apps, just a phone call.
- Ask every question you have
- Hear the prices and choose a level
- Family members are welcome on the call
About 48 hours: medical review
Most reviews are done within 48 hours of your intake.
- Your health history and medications are checked
- Your dose is customized to you
- 100% refund if the provider doesn't approve
About a week: your kit arrives
Compounded for you, then shipped 2-day priority. Most kits arrive about a week after approval.
- Sealed pharmacy bottles with your name
- Clear instructions for your full 3 months
- Our team stays a text away
FAQs
What is GetMedKits?
A telehealth service. We connect you with U.S.-licensed providers who can prescribe ivermectin, mebendazole and methylene blue when they judge it appropriate. A licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy fills your prescription and ships it to your door.
Is GetMedKits legitimate?
Yes. We're LegitScript certified, and you can look us up on LegitScript's website. Your kit is filled by , a licensed Florida pharmacy (license PH33959), and your prescriber, the pharmacy and your name are printed on every bottle. Our shows who we work with in each state.
How does the call work?
We call you at the time you pick. No video and no apps, just a phone call. Your coordinator stays on as long as you need, and booking does not commit you to anything.
Is the call really free?
Yes. Booking and the call are free. You only pay if you decide to order a kit.
Who will I talk to?
A GetMedKits coordinator, by phone. Coordinators explain the kits, pricing and next steps. The call is not a medical consultation. After you order, a U.S.-licensed provider reviews your intake and makes the prescribing decision.
Do I need a prescription already?
No. If a U.S.-licensed provider approves your request after reviewing your intake, the prescription is included in your kit price.
Which level is right for me?
Most patients choose Level 2, which includes all three medicines. You don't have to decide now. On the call we walk you through each level, and you can always upgrade later.
Can I use insurance, Medicare or an HSA/FSA card?
We're self-pay and don't bill insurance or Medicare. You can pay with an HSA or FSA card. Check your plan's rules first, since some plans ask for extra paperwork.
What if the provider doesn't approve?
You get a 100% refund.
How long does it take?
Most medical reviews are done within 48 hours of your intake. Your kit is then compounded and shipped 2-day priority with tracking. Most kits arrive about a week after approval.
Where do you ship?
To U.S. addresses only, in all 50 states.
Are there side effects?
All medicines can have side effects. Ivermectin can cause nausea, dizziness or rash, and in rare cases neurological effects at high doses. Mebendazole can cause stomach pain or diarrhea; at higher doses or with longer use it can lower white blood cell counts or raise liver enzymes, so your provider may ask for lab work. Methylene blue turns urine blue-green for a while, which is harmless. It can cause serotonin syndrome, a serious reaction, when taken with some antidepressants (SSRIs, SNRIs and MAOIs). Tell your provider about every medication and supplement you take. If you have a reaction, stop and get medical help. In an emergency, call 911.
100% refund if not approved.
U.S.-licensed providers.
Licensed U.S. pharmacy.
One payment. Nothing renews.
All 50 states.
Same-day calls available.
Photos and bottle labels are samples for illustration. Bottle appearance and dosage may vary. Dispensed by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy.
Our providers
We work with a network of licensed healthcare providers across the United States. Patients are matched with a provider based on their state and clinical needs. Below is a list of active providers who may be involved in patient care.
Each provider is state-licensed and either independently or collaboratively authorized to prescribe treatment based on local telemedicine laws.
This list reflects the active providers we currently work with. Not all providers listed see patients directly; some serve in a supervisory or collaborative capacity. Patients are matched based on availability and state-specific licensing.
Our pharmacy
The Pharmacy Hub
Licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy · Miami, Florida
After a provider approves your prescription, The Pharmacy Hub compounds your medicines to your dose, prints your name, your dose and your prescriber on every label, and ships your kit 2-day priority with tracking.
Want to check it yourself?
Look up license PH33959 on the Florida Department of Health website to see its current status and expiration date.
Look up the licenseThe pharmacy operates independently from GetMedKits and is responsible for preparing your medication. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved products.
Next open call:
Pick a time for your free call.
A patient coordinator calls you at the time you pick. No video and no apps, just a phone call.
Pick a time for your phone call
Earlier is easier. If you can talk today, pick a time today.
Next open call:
On your call
- Ask every question you have
- Hear the prices and choose a kit
- Booking is free. You only pay if you order.
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Disclaimer
MEDICAL DISCLAIMER
Important information about GetMedKits, how our service works, and what you should know about the medications that may be prescribed through this service.
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THIS WEBSITE IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE
The content on this website is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing on this website is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. This website does not replace an in-person visit with a licensed healthcare provider. Always consult your doctor before making any medical decisions.
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HOW OUR SERVICE WORKS
GetMedKits is a telehealth coordination service. We help connect you with independently licensed physicians who review your health information and decide, based on their own medical judgment, whether to prescribe medication for you.
Here is how the process works:
You book a free informational call through our website. This call is with a patient coordinator, not a doctor. The purpose of this call is to answer your questions about how the service works, explain the process, and help you get started. This call is not a medical consultation and does not establish a doctor-patient relationship.
After the call, if you decide to proceed, you complete a medical intake form with your health history, current medications, and other relevant information.
A licensed physician independently reviews your intake and decides whether prescribing medication is appropriate for your situation. The physician may approve, modify, or decline your request based entirely on their own clinical judgment. We do not influence, direct, or control their medical decisions in any way.
If the physician approves a prescription, it is sent to a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy, where your medication is individually prepared and shipped to you.
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ABOUT THE PHYSICIANS
The physicians who review your case are independently licensed healthcare providers. They are not employees of GetMedKits. They exercise their own independent medical judgment when deciding whether to prescribe. GetMedKits does not tell physicians what to prescribe, how much to prescribe, or whether to prescribe at all. Every prescription requires individual physician review and approval.
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ABOUT THE MEDICATIONS
The medications available through this service include ivermectin, mebendazole, and methylene blue. When prescribed through this service, they are being prescribed "off-label."
Off-label prescribing means a doctor is prescribing an FDA-approved medication for a use that the FDA has not specifically approved. This is a legal and common practice in medicine. The FDA itself recognizes that doctors may prescribe medications for off-label uses when they believe it is medically appropriate for their patient.
No guarantee of results is made or implied. These medications may or may not be effective for your condition. The scientific research supporting their use in cancer is based on preclinical studies (laboratory and animal research) and limited clinical observations. No large-scale clinical trials have confirmed their effectiveness as cancer treatments in humans as of the date of this notice.
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ABOUT COMPOUNDED MEDICATIONS
Your medications are prepared by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy. Compounding means a pharmacist prepares medication specifically for you based on your prescription. Compounded medications are NOT FDA-approved products. The FDA does not evaluate compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are dispensed.
The compounding pharmacy operates independently from GetMedKits and is solely responsible for the preparation and quality of your medication.
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USE ALONGSIDE YOUR CURRENT TREATMENT
These protocols are intended to be used alongside your existing cancer treatment, not instead of it. We strongly encourage you to maintain your relationship with your oncologist and primary care doctor. Do not stop, change, or delay any conventional cancer treatment (chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, or any other treatment) based on information from this website or service without first talking to your oncologist.
Please tell both your oncologist and your prescribing physician through this service about all treatments and medications you are currently taking.
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IMPORTANT RISKS AND SIDE EFFECTS
All medications carry risks. Here are some potential side effects of the medications available through this service:
Ivermectin: nausea, dizziness, rash, and in rare cases neurological effects at high doses.
Mebendazole: abdominal pain, diarrhea, and in rare cases elevated liver enzymes with prolonged use.
Methylene blue: discoloration of urine and stool (blue-green color, this is normal and harmless), nausea, and at higher doses it may interact with certain antidepressant medications including SSRIs, SNRIs, and MAOIs. This interaction can potentially cause serotonin syndrome, a serious condition that requires immediate medical attention.
It is critical that you tell your prescribing physician about ALL medications, supplements, and over-the-counter drugs you are currently taking. This includes antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, and any other prescription drugs.
If you experience any adverse reaction, stop taking the medication immediately and seek medical attention. Call 911 or Poison Control (1-800-222-1222) if you believe you are experiencing a medical emergency.
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NO EMERGENCY SERVICES
GetMedKits does not provide emergency medical services. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room immediately.
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MEDICATIONS ARE FOR YOU ONLY
Your prescription is written specifically for you and may not be shared with, given to, or used by anyone else. This is required by federal law.
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SHIPPING
Medications are shipped to U.S. addresses only. Estimated delivery times are approximate and may be affected by compounding time, pharmacy processing, and carrier delays. GetMedKits is not responsible for shipping delays caused by the pharmacy, carrier, weather, or other factors outside our control.
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PATIENT EXPERIENCES
Any testimonials or patient stories on this website reflect individual experiences and are not representative of all patients. They are not clinical evidence and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of any specific result.
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AGE REQUIREMENT
This service is for adults 18 and older. In rare cases, a physician may determine that prescribing for a patient under 18 is medically appropriate, in which case parental or guardian consent is required.
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YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS AND OTHER POLICIES
Your use of this service is governed by our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy, Telehealth Consent, and HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices. These documents contain important information about your legal rights, including our refund policy, dispute resolution process, and how we collect and protect your personal and health information. Links to each document are available in the footer of this website.
*All prescription medications are dispensed only after a licensed provider has independently reviewed your intake and determined them medically appropriate. GetMedKits does not diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Ivermectin, mebendazole, and methylene blue are prescribed off-label based on independent physician judgment. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved products. Results are not guaranteed. Medical services are provided by independently licensed U.S. physicians.