Home›Nurx
71
Good
Nurx logo

Nurx

Best for Women's HealthBest Insurance-FriendlyHow badges are earned

Women's health telehealth for birth control, STI testing, and dermatology — with both insurance and cash-pay options.

San Francisco, CAFounded 2015200–400 employeesReviewed Sep 19, 2026Prices checked Oct 9, 2026
Visit Site

Our Verdict

Nurx scores 70.5/100 in our independent evaluation — good overall. It holds our “Best for Women's Health” label. Plans start at $15/mo.

What we like

+Accepts insurance in addition to cash-pay — birth control can be $0 copay
+Strong reputation in birth control and women's health
+STI testing kits shipped discreetly
+Catalog has grown well beyond birth control: mental health, menopause care, expanded dermatology

What to watch

−Owned by Remedy Meds since the Thirty Madison acquisition completed in late 2025, which puts Remedy Meds, Nurx and Keeps under one owner
−A $3 monthly support fee is charged in any month an order is processed, and is not shown in the advertised prices
−Consult fees billed separately per category ($28/yr birth control, $40 acne, $59 mental health) — advertised prices aren't all-in
−New parent Remedy Meds carries a BBB 'F' rating and a 2025 FDA warning letter — ownership risk worth watching
−No men's health treatments
−Slower prescription turnaround reported by some users

Full Review

Nurx started as a birth control delivery service and has expanded into a broad women's health platform spanning STI testing, dermatology, mental health medication management, menopause care, and more. Notable for accepting insurance alongside cash-pay options, giving it broader accessibility than most D2C competitors. Ownership changed in late 2025 when Remedy Meds acquired Nurx's parent Thirty Madison in a ~$500M all-stock deal; the brand continues to operate with a loyal following among younger women, though the new parent's billing and regulatory track record is weaker than Thirty Madison's was. Pricing is generally fair, but consults are billed as separate per-category fees ($28/yr for birth control, $40 for acne, $59 for mental health) rather than bundled into medication prices.

Last researched: Sep 19, 2026 · Prices checked: Oct 9, 2026

Pricing

Prices shown are based on our most recent research and may not reflect current pricing. Telehealth providers update their pricing frequently. Always verify pricing directly with the provider before purchasing.

TreatmentCategoryPrice/moIncludesNotes
Birth Control (generic)Women's Health$15–$25
○ Consults○ Lab work● Shipping
$15/pill pack cash, or as low as $0 with insurance; a $28 annual consult fee and a $3 monthly support fee are charged on top
No subscription needed
Acne TreatmentDermatology$15–$30
○ Consults○ Lab work● Shipping
$40 one-time consult fee separate
Subscription required
STI Test Kit (one-off per kit)Women's Health$150–$220
○ Consults● Lab work● Shipping
Appears delisted: absent from site navigation and the services list on 2026-09-19, and the former page now serves a generic landing page. Was a one-off per-kit charge, never monthly
No subscription needed
Mental Health (Medication Management)Mental Health$69
● Consults○ Lab work● Shipping
$59 one-off initial consultation, then $69/mo care fee; medication is separate at about $25/mo cash. No therapy offered
Subscription required
Weight ManagementWeight Loss / GLP-1$79
● Consults○ Lab work○ Shipping
$79 one-off consult then $79/mo care fee; oral medication $60-$329/mo and branded GLP-1s filled at a local pharmacy
Subscription required

Where Nurx medication comes from

Nurx says medications ship from 'one of our licensed partner pharmacies' and does not name them on its public FAQ.

We couldn't find a named pharmacy for Nurx. Before you order, ask which pharmacy fills your prescription and check its license with your state board of pharmacy.

See every pharmacy behind the telehealth brands we track →

Score Breakdown

70
Trust & Safety (30%)
72
Value (25%)
70
Experience (20%)
70
Product Range (15%)
70
Reputation (10%)
Trust & Safety70/100
Value72/100
Experience70/100
Product Range70/100
Reputation70/100

Nurx — Frequently Asked Questions

Is Nurx legit?

▾

We rate Nurx's trust & safety at 70/100 (good), based on FDA compliance, licensing, and pricing transparency. Its overall score across all five of our scoring dimensions is 70.5/100 — see the full breakdown above.

How much does Nurx cost?

▾

Nurx's plans start at $15/mo. Exact pricing varies by treatment — see the pricing table above for a breakdown by product. Prices were last verified 2026-09-19.

Does Nurx require a subscription?

▾

It depends on the plan. Some Nurx treatments require an ongoing subscription and some don't — check the "Notes" column in the pricing table above.

What does Nurx treat?

▾

Nurx offers treatment in: Women's Health, Dermatology, Sexual Health, Mental Health. It holds our “Best for Women's Health” label.