My pharmacy says no refills remaining. What now?
Refills run out 6–12 months after the original script. Request a $50 online visit on Ondoc — a state-licensed provider re-authorizes your maintenance med and faxes it to your pharmacy.
Pharmacies can't refill once the original prescription's refills are exhausted, even if you've been on the med for years. They'll fax your doctor for a 'refill authorization,' but those requests often sit in a queue for days.
Ondoc short-circuits that loop. $50, same business day, prescription faxed directly to the pharmacy line your CVS/Walgreens/Walmart already uses. No waiting for your doctor's office to call back.
Bring your old pharmacy label or upload a screenshot of your pharmacy app showing the medication, strength, and last fill date.
Need a refill? Skip the visit.
We fax your pharmacy directly — no appointment, regardless of the doctor who originally prescribed it. Under 24-hour turnaround.
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