What is
Scabies
Scabies is caused by microscopic mites that burrow into the skin, triggering an allergic reaction that causes intense itching and a distinctive rash. It's treatable, and close contacts often need to be treated at the same time to prevent it from coming back.
Common symptoms
Intense itching, often worse at night
Thin, gray or reddish burrow lines and small blisters
A rash commonly in the armpits, waistline, or between fingers and toes
Skin sores from scratching
How your visit works
You'll complete a short online assessment describing your symptoms and health history. A licensed medical provider reviews it — usually within the hour — and determines the safest, most appropriate treatment. If a prescription is appropriate, it's sent directly to your pharmacy.
When to seek in-person or emergency care instead
Seek further evaluation if you have thick, crusted skin lesions or a weakened immune system. Household members and close contacts should be treated at the same time, even without symptoms.
What happens next
Quick assessment: about 10 minutes, from your phone or computer.
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Provider review: a licensed medical provider evaluates your case, usually within the hour.
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Treatment plan: sent to your pharmacy if a prescription is appropriate, in two hours or less.
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No insurance needed
HIPAA compliant, confidential
Full refund if we can't treat you
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