Get antibiotics online in Saskatchewan

Many rural areas have limited or no in-person clinics. With Your Doctors Online, you can connect with a licensed physician from anywhere in the province. After reviewing your symptoms, the doctor can send your prescription to the nearest pharmacy. There is no need to wait for the next outreach clinic or travel long distances.

Yes. Online care offers an easier alternative for residents without a family doctor. If needed, you can speak with a Canadian-licensed doctor online and receive an antibiotic prescription. You shouldn’t delay your healthcare if your general practitioner is busy and you must wait weeks for an appointment.

Yes. Telehealth and virtual visits are fully permitted for licensed Saskatchewan physicians. According to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan, doctors should conduct an assessment following standards of care before prescribing… and only proceed if appropriate.​ This means online doctors can prescribe medications (including antibiotics) through a virtual consultation as long as they gather a sufficient history, ask relevant questions, and determine that it’s safe and necessary to do so. 

Yes. Pharmacies across Saskatchewan accept e-prescriptions from licensed physicians. Once the doctor approves your treatment, your prescription is securely sent to your preferred pharmacy. Upon arrival, you can pick it up often on the same day.

Yes. Your Doctors Online follows Canadian federal and provincial medical laws. All prescriptions include your name, medication details, dosage, instructions, physician license number, and digital signature. These prescriptions are valid and accepted by Saskatchewan pharmacies.

Our physicians follow evidence-based prescribing guidelines. We:

• Only prescribe antibiotics when clearly needed
• Recommend the shortest effective course
• Avoid prescribing for viral infections
• Educate patients about proper antibiotic use

This helps reduce antibiotic resistance and keeps treatments effective for everyone.

You’ll answer questions about your symptoms and health history during your visit. The doctor may request photos or direct you to a local lab for testing. If your case meets the criteria for a bacterial infection, they’ll prescribe antibiotics. If not, they’ll explain other treatment options.

For many common infections (like a straightforward UTI or a classic case of strep throat with visible symptoms), a virtual exam can be enough to start treatment. However, if a physical exam or test is needed to confirm a diagnosis, the physician recommends it. When the test results arrive and confirm that you’ve had a bacterial infection, you will be asked to start the recommended antibiotic asap.  

Yes. If you have symptoms of a bacterial tooth infection, such as swelling or fever, your doctor can prescribe antibiotics to stop the infection from spreading. It is important to note that this is temporary relief, and you’ll still need to see a dentist to address the root cause.

If you’re suspecting a sinus infection, follow the following steps to get prompt virtual care:

1. Start with an online video consultation and discuss your condition
2. If your sinus symptoms have lasted more than 10 days and include pressure, fever, or thick discharge, the doctor may prescribe antibiotics (Amoxicillin, Doxycycline, or Cefdinir). 
3. The doctor will send an e-prescription. 
4. Upon arrival, you can buy antibiotics from your preferred pharmacy in Saskatchewan.
5. If it’s a viral issue, they’ll recommend supportive care instead.

No. You need a prescription to buy Amoxicillin or any other antibiotic in Saskatchewan. It’s illegal and unsafe to buy antibiotics online without consulting a doctor. Our platform lets you speak to a doctor legally and safely for proper treatment.

Antibiotics may cause nausea, diarrhea, or rashes. Some people experience allergic reactions. Taking antibiotics when you don’t need them can increase side effects and lead to resistance. Only take them if prescribed by a doctor, and follow the instructions carefully.

No. You can access Your Doctors Online without private insurance. Our services are affordable and available to all Saskatchewan residents. Prescription costs will vary depending on your pharmacy and drug coverage.