Nurx
Women's health telehealth for birth control, STI testing, and dermatology — with both insurance and cash-pay options.
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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: 2026-08-17
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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.
| Treatment | Category | Price/mo | Includes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birth Control (generic) | Women's Health | Free–$25 | ○ Consults○ Lab work● Shipping | $0 copay with most insurance; $28/yr consult fee separate No subscription needed |
| Acne Treatment | Women's Health | $15–$30 | ○ Consults○ Lab work● Shipping | $40 one-time consult fee separate Subscription required |
| STI Test Kit | Women's Health | $150–$220 | ○ Consults○ Lab work● Shipping | No subscription needed |
| Mental Health (Medication Management) | Women's Health | $69 | ○ Consults○ Lab work● Shipping | $59 initial consultation Subscription required |