Answer simple health questions
Complete a brief medical questionnaire about your symptoms and medical history.
Stop smoking treatment prescribed & delivered to your door
- Licensed providers Care reviewed by medical professionals in your state
- Online visits Complete a brief assessment from home
- Medication delivery Prescriptions shipped discreetly when appropriate
How it works
Get care in three simple steps.
Connect with our medical team
Licensed healthcare providers review your case and connect with you as needed.
Free delivery to your door
Receive prescribed medications with free, discreet delivery to your home.
How GoMDUSA stop smoking treatment works
Getting medication to help you quit smoking is simple and convenient.
Select condition
Choose stop smoking treatment. Zyban is our most affordable option.
Select plan
Pick a subscription plan with medication delivery included.
Make payment
One payment covers consultation and medication.
Consultation
Complete a questionnaire including your blood pressure.
Prescription
If appropriate, we prescribe stop-smoking medication.
Delivery
Typically a 90-day supply shipped from GoMDUSA pharmacy.
Effective medication to help you quit
Our subscription plans include medication delivery at no extra cost.
Zyban (bupropion) can double your chances of quitting compared to willpower alone. Medication is delivered as part of your subscription.
Our subscription plans
Choose the plan that works best for you and your needs.
Individual monthly
$39.99/month
- Unlimited virtual doctor visits
- Unlimited medications
- Treatments for 200+ conditions
Most popular
Family monthly
$59.99/month
- Covers 2 adults and kids under 21
- Unlimited virtual doctor visits
- Unlimited medications
Single treatment
$149.99
- One virtual consultation for a single treatment
- Includes a 6-month supply of medication
Have questions? We're here to help
Our healthcare support team can answer questions about treatments, prescriptions, or your account.
Support hours
Monday–Friday: 4am–5pm PST
Saturday–Sunday: 5am–4pm PST
For medical emergencies, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.