Ivermectin Rx Only
Prescription antiparasitic · For certain parasitic infections
from $2.64
- Prescription required. We do not dispense without a valid U.S. Rx.
- Pickup today in Los Angeles or get local delivery.
- Insurance accepted: Most major plans (Anthem, Cigna, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare).
- Reviewed by licensed pharmacists.
How ordering Ivermectin works
- Send us your prescription (upload, prescriber e-faxes, or transfer from another pharmacy).
- We verify your Rx, check interactions, and reach out if anything needs attention.
- Choose pickup or delivery at checkout. Most orders ready the same day.
Important safety information (summary)
Do not use if
- You’ve had a serious allergy to ivermectin.
- Your clinician advised against it for your condition.
Common side effects
Nausea, dizziness, diarrhea, mild rash. Some reactions can be related to the body’s response to dying parasites.
Use only for approved indications
Ivermectin is prescribed for certain parasitic infections (and some topical uses). Use only as directed by your prescriber.
This page is informational and not a substitute for medical advice. See full information below.
What is Ivermectin?
Ivermectin is a prescription antiparasitic medicine used to treat certain parasitic infections. Depending on the diagnosis, it may be prescribed as tablets, or as a topical formulation for specific skin conditions. Dispensed by Serv u Pharmacy only with a valid prescription.
Uses
- Treatment of certain intestinal strongyloidiasis (roundworm) infections
- Treatment of onchocerciasis (river blindness)
- In some cases, treatment of scabies or head lice (per prescriber’s regimen; product/formulation may vary)
- Topical ivermectin may be prescribed for inflammatory skin conditions (e.g., rosacea), depending on the product
Only your clinician can determine if ivermectin is appropriate for you and which formulation is needed.
How it’s taken (follow your prescription)
Take exactly as prescribed. Dosing is typically based on body weight and the specific condition being treated. Do not take more than directed.
| Form | Strengths (examples) |
|---|---|
| Tablets | 3 mg (commonly dispensed; other strengths may be available) |
| Topical | Strength varies by product; follow your label |
Refer to your label for exact dosing. Pharmacist counseling is available at checkout.
Warnings & interactions
- Diagnosis matters: Ivermectin dosing and duration vary widely by condition avoid “one-size-fits-all” use.
- Neurologic symptoms: Seek care for severe dizziness, confusion, trouble walking, or seizures.
- Skin/immune reactions: Fever, rash, swollen lymph nodes, or worsening symptoms can occur as parasites die; contact your clinician if severe.
- Interactions: Share all medicines and supplements you take. Your prescriber may monitor if you use certain blood thinners or other interacting drugs.
- Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Ask your clinician about risks and benefits for you.
Storage
Store tablets at room temperature away from moisture and heat. For topical products, follow storage directions on the package.
FAQ
Can I buy Ivermectin over the counter? No. In the U.S., ivermectin is prescription-only for human use. Serv u Pharmacy dispenses it only with a valid Rx.
Is ivermectin used for viruses? Ivermectin is an antiparasitic medication. Use it only for the condition and regimen your prescriber intended.
How is the dose determined? For tablets, dosing is often based on your weight and diagnosis. Follow your prescription label exactly.
Can you contact my doctor? Yes. Choose “Transfer Rx” and we’ll request your prescription from your current pharmacy or prescriber.
Sources & review
- FDA Prescribing Information for Ivermectin (Stromectol) (latest label)
- CDC: Parasites Treatment guidance (Strongyloides / Onchocerciasis / Scabies as applicable)
- NIH MedlinePlus: Ivermectin
Medically reviewed by Judy Doyle, PharmD Licensed Pharmacist (NPI 1699814004) · Last updated
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Judy Doyle, PharmD Licensed Pharmacist (NPI 1699814004).
In real-world dispensing, ivermectin is one of those meds where the diagnosis and dosing plan matter more than the tablet itself. The most common problem I see is patients assuming it’s a “standard course,” when in practice the dose is often weight-based and the timing can be very specific (sometimes a repeat dose is planned, sometimes not). My practical tip: before you take the first dose, read the label twice and make sure you understand whether a second dose is scheduled especially for conditions like scabies where timing and household measures can make or break success. Also, if you feel flu-like symptoms or a rash after starting, it can be related to the body’s response as parasites die off; mild effects can happen, but severe symptoms (trouble breathing, confusion, fainting, rapidly worsening rash) are a reason to seek care. And one non-negotiable counseling point: use only human-prescribed ivermectin for a confirmed indication veterinary products are not interchangeable.
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