Complete a secure clinical form. A doctor reviews it and may call you briefly before prescribing. Choose UTI symptoms or starting and switching the pill, then complete the pathway-specific safety screen before payment.
Private and secure. Each focused form is reviewed by an Australian doctor.
Start with a secure form. Takes about 3 minutes. Full refund if the doctor declines.
Choose the safety screen that fits
Complete a secure clinical form. A doctor reviews it and may call you briefly before prescribing.
Each child page explains its own form and safety checks before you start. Choose the concern that matches today.
For common urinary symptoms when the red-flag screen does not point to pregnancy, kidney involvement, recurrent infection, or another condition needing examination.
View UTI assessmentFor a doctor review of your health history and prescribing safety when starting a pill or switching from your current option.
View pill assessmentContinuing the same pill? Use repeat prescriptions.The forms screen these issues before payment where possible. Do not start with an online pathway when the safer route is already clear.
Fever or chills, pain in your back or side, vomiting, blood in your urine, pregnancy or possible pregnancy, recurrent infections, pelvic pain, STI concerns, or symptoms that do not fit a simple lower-urinary pattern need in-person assessment. Call 000 for an emergency.
Possible pregnancy, migraine with aura, clot history, or smoking route you away from this online start-or-switch pathway before payment. Missing blood pressure context, pelvic pain, heavy bleeding, STI concerns, or other safety uncertainty may also require in-person review or a different pathway.
Prescription is never guaranteed. The reviewing doctor decides whether online care is clinically appropriate after the complete safety screen.
The UTI and pill pathways use different safety screens, but the review, refund, and pharmacy-cost boundaries are the same.
Doctor review
One-time$49.95
Clinical reviews are performed by AHPRA-registered doctors under documented clinical governance. The doctor may call or message if a safety detail needs clarification, approve when clinically appropriate, decline, or recommend a safer in-person route.
Check the AHPRA public registerChoose a pathway to begin its focused safety screen. You can review the detailed pathway pages above first if you prefer.
Continuing the same pill? Use repeat prescriptions.Regulatory and delivery context
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The essentials before choosing the UTI or pill pathway.