Nurx Review 2026
Nurx covers birth control, herpes and everyday women's health by mail. We reviewed pricing with and without insurance, delivery and clinical support.
Quick answer
Nurx earns 4.0/5 in our independent review. A solid pick for birth control, herpes and everyday women's health. It accepts Commercial insurance, with pricing from $0–$15 w/ insurance.
For pricing, insurance and what it treats, see the Nurx cost and insurance profile →
Bottom line: A solid pick for birth control, herpes and everyday women's health.
Pros
- ✓Accepts insurance for birth control
- ✓Discreet delivery
- ✓Treats BV, yeast, UTI and herpes
Cons
- ✕Discontinued at-home STI testing and does not treat chlamydia, gonorrhea or syphilis
- ✕Consultation fee
- ✕Support response times vary
What is Nurx?
Nurx is a telehealth service for women's and reproductive health, mailing birth control and prescriptions for herpes, bacterial vaginosis, yeast infections and UTIs after an online consultation. It no longer sells at-home STI test kits.
Pricing and value
With insurance, many Nurx prescriptions are low- or no-cost beyond a modest consultation fee, making it one of the most affordable options in the category.
What patients say
3.2 / 5A below-average Trustpilot plus consistent Reddit complaints about billing and fulfillment pull this into the low-3s.
Mostly negative on service: clinician professionalism noted, but heavy complaints about delayed responses, incorrect charges, billing disputes, and prescription fulfillment.
Browse Reddit discussions →Nurx FAQ
Does Nurx take insurance?+
Yes. Nurx works with many insurance plans, and many users pay little to nothing for birth control beyond a consultation fee.
Does Nurx treat BV and yeast infections?+
Yes. Nurx treats bacterial vaginosis, yeast infections and UTIs, along with birth control and herpes, after an online consultation. It no longer offers at-home STI testing or treatment for chlamydia, gonorrhea or syphilis.