Emergency Medicine Kit

Yes. These are real, high-potency medications. But we’ve made the process easy. Your order includes a professional medical consultation. A U.S. board-certified physician will review your history to ensure these specific meds are safe and appropriate for you before they write the prescription.

Think of it this way—insurance is great when the system is working. But if the pharmacy is closed, the roads are blocked, or the shelves are empty, your insurance card is just a piece of plastic. This kit fills the gap when insurance can’t. It’s a one-time investment in "Health Independence" that you can’t get at a standard clinic.

Yes. We don’t deal in "mystery meds" or overseas knock-offs. Every single pill in your Reserve Med Kit is sourced from FDA-registered, state-licensed pharmacies right here in the USA. These are the same name-brand or high-quality generic medications you’d get at your local drug store.

Most medications in your kit have a shelf life measured in years. We recommend checking expiration dates periodically and arranging for timely replenishment. Store the Kit per the guidebook's instructions to preserve potency through that date.

Because "waiting" is a luxury you might not have in a crisis. Whether it’s a supply chain shortage (like the recent Amoxicillin and Tamiflu scares) or a natural disaster that keeps you homebound, having these on hand means you start treating an infection on Day 1—not Day 5 when things have turned dangerous.

The FDA-approved Boxed Warning for ciprofloxacin (Cipro) currently states that fluoroquinolones, including ciprofloxacin, have been associated with disabling and potentially irreversible serious adverse reactions that have occurred together, including:

• Tendinitis and tendon rupture
 • Peripheral neuropathy
 • Central nervous system effects

Ciprofloxacin should be discontinued immediately if a patient experiences any of these serious adverse reactions and patients should be switched to a non-fluoroquinolone antibacterial drug unless no alternative treatment options are available.

Fluoroquinolones may also exacerbate muscle weakness in patients with myasthenia gravis. Ciprofloxacin should be avoided in patients with a known history of myasthenia gravis.
Because fluoroquinolones have been associated with serious adverse reactions, ciprofloxacin should be reserved for use in patients who have no alternative treatment options for:

• Acute exacerbation of chronic bronchitis
 • Acute uncomplicated cystitis
 • Acute sinusitis

We currently offer medical consultations and ship prescriptions to patients located in the following states:

• Alabama (AL)

• Alaska (AK)

• Arizona (AZ)

• Arkansas (AR)

• California (CA)

• Colorado (CO)

• Connecticut (CT)

• Delaware (DE)

• District Of Columbia (DC)

• Florida (FL)

• Georgia (GA)

• Hawaii (HI)

• Idaho (ID)

• Illinois (IL)

• Indiana (IN)

• Iowa (IA)

• Kansas (KS)

• Kentucky (KY)

• Louisiana (LA)

• Maine (ME)

• Maryland (MD)

• Massachusetts (MA)

• Michigan (MI)

• Minnesota (MN)

• Mississippi (MS)

• Missouri (MO)

• Montana (MT)

• Nebraska (NE)

• Nevada (NV)

• New Hampshire (NH)

• New Jersey (NJ)

• New Mexico (NM)

• New York (NY)

• North Carolina (NC)

• North Dakota (ND)

• Ohio (OH)

• Oklahoma (OK)

• Oregon (OR)

• Pennsylvania (PA)

• Rhode Island (RI)

• South Carolina (SC)

• South Dakota (SD)

• Tennessee (TN)

• Texas (TX)

• Utah (UT)

• Vermont (VT)

• Virginia (VA)

• Washington (WA)

• West Virginia (WV)

• Wisconsin (WI)

• Wyoming (WY)

Please Note: Telehealth regulations vary by jurisdiction. Depending on your state's specific laws, your physician consultation may require a brief live audio or video call through our partner clinical platform rather than a questionnaire alone.

All clinical consultations and prescriptions are managed through our partner clinical network. Every patient is matched with a US-trained, board-certified physician or licensed clinician who holds an active medical license in your specific state. You can view our full roster of clinicians and their state licensures on our Provider Directory page.