Based on your consultation so far, it looks like treatment for Cold Sores may be appropriate.
Select your medication from the table below. Your doctor will confirm it suits you during your consultation. Can’t find your medication, or not sure what you need? Book a full GP appointment instead.
Based on your consultation so far, it looks like treatment for Cold Sores may be appropriate.
- Cold sores usually get better without treatment in 7-10 days.
- Antiviral creams or tablets may help to reduce the severity of symptoms.
- These medications are most effective the sooner they are started after symptoms develop.
| Image | Name | Active Ingredients | Dosage(s) | Qty | Repeats | Price | Consult Fee | Cheaper Alternative/s | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Aciclovir Sandoz (Qoctor Reference No: CS03) | Aciclovir | 200mg | 25 | 0 | 29.99 | |||
 | Aciclovir (Qoctor Reference No: CS04) | Aciclovir | 200mg | 25 | 0 | 29.99 |
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About cold sore treatment
Cold sores usually get better without treatment in 7 to 10 days, though antiviral tablets or creams can reduce the severity of symptoms, and they work best the sooner they’re started. Some antiviral creams are available from your pharmacist without a prescription; tablet treatment, which some people find more effective or prefer for frequent cold sores, requires a prescription. Your doctor will discuss which approach suits you, including options for managing recurrences.
Choose an eScript, paper prescription or delivery, answer a few suitability questions, and your video or phone consultation can be scheduled afterwards.
What do I pay?
- The consultation fee will be $29.99.
- Delivery options for prescriptions are: eScript (no added fee), $9.99 for Pharmacy Concierge Service, $11.99 for standard post or $14.99 for express post.
- If you choose to have medication delivered to you, the additional cost of the medication gets added to your cart, as per our partner pharmacy prices.