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A telemedicine platform. It connects you with a physician who is board-certified and holds a license in your state, and the whole visit takes place online. If the physician judges treatment to be medically appropriate, your prescription goes to Rush Pharmacy, a state-licensed pharmacy, which dispenses your medication and sends it, in plain packaging, to your door. The medical care comes from physicians and the dispensing from a pharmacy; Peoples First Rx is the platform that gives you access to both, not a medical practice or pharmacy in its own right. The company behind Peoples First Rx is Pursuance Shore LLC, and Peoples First Rx is its trade name.

Everything begins with a detailed intake form online, where you cover your past health, current medicines, allergies and what brings you to us; next, a physician whose license covers your state goes through it and either messages you with follow-up questions on the platform or makes a decision. Expect most reviews to wrap up within one business day, and you hear the outcome whichever way it goes.

No. Each prescription for ivermectin or mebendazole written through Peoples First Rx is filled with compounded oral capsules. As the FDA puts it, compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, which means the FDA does not verify their safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed. Both medicines do exist as FDA-approved products, just not in this form: ivermectin tablets and mebendazole chewable tablets are approved for specific parasitic infections, and using either medicine for another purpose is off-label. Ivermectin is never prescribed here for COVID-19 or any other viral illness. Both medication pages state it plainly, and you will hear it from your physician as well before deciding anything.

Nothing is charged before you have seen the full cost in U.S. dollars, broken out into any visit fee, the medication price, tax and shipping if it applies. There is no membership fee, every order is a one-time purchase, and your card is not charged for any medication until a physician has prescribed it. A price posted in error won't be enforced against you; we will cancel that order and give back anything you were charged.

It travels with tracking in plain packaging, and the outside of the parcel gives no clue about its contents. No order goes out until a pharmacist has checked it and it has been sealed in tamper-evident packaging. Tracking information is sent to you when the pharmacy releases the order. If a package shows up damaged, our Shipping Policy tells you what to do, along with everything else about delivery.

Our service area covers 49 states (every U.S. state except California), and peoplesfirstrx.com/states-we-serve/ names each one; it does not include Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico or any other U.S. territory, and orders never ship to addresses abroad. Where you are matters because your visit can only be completed by a physician whose license covers your physical location at that time. That is why the intake confirms your location first, before you pay for any medication.

No, and we set it up that way deliberately. A prescription happens only if the physician reviewing your file concludes it is medically appropriate for you; if they conclude otherwise, they explain why and, where they can, recommend a better next step. What your visit buys is time and professional judgment from a licensed physician, never a prescription, a certain medication, a certain dose or a certain outcome. Promising someone a prescription ahead of any physician review is not the practice of medicine, which is why no one should guarantee you one.

No. Controlled substances, whatever their schedule, are off the table: none is prescribed, dispensed or shipped by way of this platform. Neither ivermectin nor mebendazole is federally controlled. If a controlled medication is what you are after, we are the wrong service, and we will say so rather than charge you any visit fee.

Neither. Insurance plays no part in paying for care here: we are not an insurance plan and we do not bill insurance; filing a claim with your insurer for you is also not something we can do. Checkout takes credit and debit cards and nothing else, and no invoices are sent. You cover the cost of the visit yourself, and the cost of the medication too if a prescription is issued.

No. This platform is not an emergency service, so call 911 or get yourself to the closest emergency department right away. Nobody monitors messages here around the clock, which means no one on our side can help you in an emergency, and you should never put off in-person care while you wait for a reply online.