Answer simple health questions
Complete a brief medical questionnaire about your symptoms and medical history.
Get thyroid meds shipped direct to your door after an online consult. One time and ongoing refills.
Get care in three simple steps.
Complete a brief medical questionnaire about your symptoms and medical history.
Licensed healthcare providers review your case and connect with you as needed.
Receive prescribed medications with free, discreet delivery to your home.
Our streamlined process makes getting your thyroid medication easy
Answer questions about your health and low thyroid (hypothyroidism)
Meet with a doctor or nurse practitioner to discuss your treatment
Complete lab work at a location near you if you want a 3 month supply
Receive your thyroid medication delivered directly to your door
Important information about our thyroid medication
Levothyroxine is the only thyroid medicine we can prescribe online. We don't prescribe other classes of thyroid meds. You'll need to see a doctor or nurse practitioner in person if you want one of these other thyroid drugs.
Levothyroxine is generally safe but can cause rare and serious side effects like bone loss and heart arrhythmias (atrial fibrillation) if the dosage you're prescribed is too much for your body. These risks increase if you take other prescription medicines, have a change in weight, or are not taking the medicine as prescribed by your doctor or nurse practitioner. So it's important to let us know if any of these changes occur or you're not taking the levothyroxine exactly as we told you to take it.
Our evidence-based clinical protocols make sure we only treat hypothyroidism online when it's safe to do so. As such, we can't give you low thyroid meds if any of the following apply to you:
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Our healthcare support team can answer questions about treatments, prescriptions, or your account.
Monday–Friday: 4am–5pm PST
Saturday–Sunday: 5am–4pm PST
For medical emergencies, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.