Get affordable antibiotics online

Many rural parts of Newfoundland have no nearby clinic or pharmacy. Virtual care eliminates the need to travel long distances just to get treated for a common infection. Our telehealth platform connects you with a licensed physician 24/7. After your consultation, a prescription is sent to the nearest pharmacy to fill it. 

Yes. With one in four people in Newfoundland lacking a family doctor, telehealth is the fastest alternative. You don’t need to be connected to a provider to use our service. Once the online doctor assesses your condition, they’ll prescribe antibiotics, if appropriate. Within 5 minutes, your prescription is sent to your local pharmacy.

Yes. Our doctors follow Newfoundland and Labrador’s prescribing regulations. We use secure telehealth technology to assess your condition, and if treatment is needed, the prescription is sent directly to a licensed pharmacy. Never order antibiotics from websites that skip the consultation, as they aren’t safe or legal in Canada.

Yes. Urban and rural Newfoundland pharmacies accept digital prescriptions from licensed doctors, including those from Your Doctors Online. Prescriptions are securely faxed or electronically transmitted to your selected location, and you can pick them up on the same day.

Yes. All prescriptions through Your Doctors Online follow the Food and Drugs Act (Canada). Our physicians write legitimate antibiotic prescriptions that include:

• patient’s name
• date written
• medication details, dosage, directions
• Physician’s license number and digital signature

Our prescriptions are fully valid and accepted at pharmacies across Newfoundland and Labrador.

Newfoundland has some of the highest antibiotic use in Canada. To reduce resistance, our doctors:

• Only prescribe when medically necessary
• Recommend short-duration treatments when possible
• Educate patients about when antibiotics aren’t helpful
• Use evidence-based prescribing guidelines

During your online consultation, the doctor will ask questions, request a photo or video if needed, and determine whether your infection is likely bacterial. If so, they’ll send a prescription to your pharmacy. If not, they’ll recommend the best next steps or follow-up care.

Yes. If you have symptoms of a dental infection, like swelling, pus, or fever, a doctor may prescribe antibiotics to stop it from spreading. This is a short-term solution. You’ll still need to follow up with a dentist to treat the underlying cause of the infection.

If your sinus infection has lasted more than 10 days or includes pressure, fever, or yellow-green discharge, it could be bacterial. A doctor can assess you during an online visit and prescribe antibiotics if appropriate. If symptoms are viral, they’ll suggest safer, non-antibiotic treatment options.

No. Amoxicillin and all antibiotics in Newfoundland and Labrador require a prescription. It’s illegal to buy them without consulting a licensed healthcare provider. Getting antibiotics without a diagnosis can be harmful. Always speak with a doctor before starting treatment. Virtual visits at Your Doctors Online make this process easy and safe.

Side effects may include nausea, diarrhea, rashes, or yeast infections. Some people experience allergic reactions. Taking antibiotics when not needed increases risks and can lead to resistance. Always complete your course as prescribed and contact your doctor if anything feels off during treatment.

No. Your Doctors Online offers affordable access to consultations without needing private insurance. You only pay for consultations and prescriptions. Moreover, our services are pocket-friendly with no hidden charges.