Start treatment today, wherever you are in Arizona. An Arizona-licensed physician reads your answers and, if valacyclovir is right for you, sends it to your Fry’s, Safeway, CVS or Walgreens, the same day in most cases. One flat $39. No insurance, no appointment, no video call.
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One-time fee. No subscription, no surprises.
$0 if treatment is not appropriate. Your visit is not charged.
Nothing to book and no lobby to sit in. Answer the questions on your phone at home, at the RV park or on a break at work.
Earlier is better. Valacyclovir is most effective when it is started within 1 day of symptoms, at the first tingle or itch (the prodrome). If you feel one starting, begin the visit now. CDC guidance
Use your phone or computer, from anywhere in the state. There is no video call and no appointment, and nobody in a waiting room sees you.
Your physician reads your answers and health history, then prescribes valacyclovir if it is appropriate. Most visits are reviewed within hours.
Collect it at the Arizona pharmacy you chose: Fry’s, Safeway, Albertsons, CVS, Walgreens or Walmart. Ready the same day in most cases.
Both HSV-1 and HSV-2 cause outbreaks that can come back. Vyta.co treats oral and genital outbreaks, and an Arizona-licensed physician decides on every case.
Act within 1 day. An antiviral started at the first sign of symptoms has the best chance to work. The sooner treatment begins, the faster an outbreak heals and the milder it tends to be. WHO fact sheet
Medical disclaimer: This page is for general education. An Arizona-licensed physician evaluates each patient one at a time and decides on treatment from your history and symptoms.
Arizona’s UV shifts with the season and the altitude, but it rarely drops low. A July afternoon in Phoenix, a bright January in Yuma and a ski day outside Flagstaff all count as sun exposure, one of the common triggers for a recurrence. Here is how the numbers stack up.
Check the UV before you head out. EPA publishes a daily UV Index forecast for U.S. cities. EPA UV Index
Every fall, part-year residents fill RV parks, park-model resorts and winter rentals from Yuma to Mesa. In Arizona State University’s study of the 2017 to 2018 season in Yuma County, 37% of winter visitor travel parties came from Canada, and Washington state, Oregon and Idaho sent the most parties of any U.S. states (ASU Center for Sustainable Tourism, Yuma Winter Visitor Study). That is a long way from the doctor who knows your history. An Arizona-licensed physician can review your outbreak online and send valacyclovir to a pharmacy near your winter address, for $39.
Vyta.co prescribes the same valacyclovir an Arizona clinic or urgent care would. What changes is the visit: $39 online, no drive across town and no waiting room, with an Arizona-licensed physician making the call.
The prices shown are estimates of typical self-pay costs for an outbreak visit, not quotes from Arizona clinics. What you would pay at a practice in Phoenix, Tucson or a smaller town depends on the office, your coverage and where you are. Vyta.co’s $39 pays for the online outbreak visit only. The medication is a separate charge at the pharmacy you pick.
If you are in Arizona when you start the visit, Vyta.co can help. Your prescription goes to the pharmacy you name: Fry’s, Safeway, Albertsons, CVS, Walgreens, Walmart or an independent pharmacy in your town.
One price in every county: $39 for the outbreak visit, a review by an Arizona-licensed physician and a prescription sent to an Arizona pharmacy, whether you are in Lake Havasu City, Prescott or Safford.
What winter visitors and year-round residents ask before they start.
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Yes. Be physically located in Arizona when you start the visit, and give the Arizona address where you are staying for the season. Winter visitors, part-year residents and travelers can all use it. An Arizona-licensed physician reviews your case, and your prescription goes to an Arizona pharmacy near where you are staying.
The one you choose. Fry's, Safeway, Albertsons, CVS, Walgreens and Walmart all run pharmacies in Arizona, and a local independent works too. Your prescription is sent electronically, and in most cases it is ready the same day.
No. Vyta.co bills no insurance, so an out-of-state plan or a Canadian provincial plan never comes into it. The visit is a flat $39 with no subscription, and it is HSA/FSA eligible. Valacyclovir is paid for separately at your Arizona pharmacy. If an Arizona-licensed physician decides treatment is not appropriate, you are not charged.
Yes. Name a pharmacy where you will be, such as one of the three Safeway pharmacies in Flagstaff or the Safeway in Pinetop-Lakeside, and your prescription is sent there. Just be in Arizona when you do the visit, and pick a pharmacy you can reach today.
The same day in most cases. The assessment takes under 5 minutes, an Arizona-licensed physician reviews it within hours, and the prescription goes straight to your pharmacy. Valacyclovir works best when it is started within 1 day of symptoms, so begin the visit as soon as you feel the first tingle.
Start the visit whenever it suits you. No appointment, no waiting room, no subscription. One flat $39 for the outbreak visit, and your card statement shows only vyta.co.