How It Works
-
1. Online Visit
Fill out our simple online form for an evaluation from a board-certified physician.
-
2. Delivery
Your medication will be sent directly to your home from our pharmacy network.
-
3. Ongoing Care
Send your physician a message for answers to any treatment related questions.
GEL OR CREAM IVERMECTIN
Topical Options
Topical ivermectin gel and cream have different textures, which impact how they feel, spread, and absorb on the skin. While both these medications deliver the same active ingredient, the main differences lie in their texture, absorption, and suitability for different skin types.
Ivermectin Gel
Ivermectin 1.2%/Niacinamide 2%
Consistency: Semi-solid, thinner, and runnier
Feel on Skin: Lightweight, non-greasy, and fast-absorbing
Appearance: Translucent or clear
Application: Spreads easily and absorbs quickly
Expiration: 180 days
Ivermectin Cream
Ivermectin 1%
Consistency: Thicker, denser, and richer
Feel on Skin: Moisturizing, can feel greasy or oily, and may leave a glossy finish
Appearance: Opaque and white or pale yellow
Application: Spreads smoothly and evenly, but may require more rubbing to absorb completely
Expiration: 2-3 years
An Effective Treatment
It is best suited for localized skin disease, patients with sensitive skin,
or situations where systemic exposure (or oral use) should be minimized
-
Scabies & Lice
Ivermectin is a valuable medication for treating lice and scabies because it kills parasites by disrupting their nerve and muscle function, leading to paralysis and death.
-
Rosacea
Rosacea is a common inflammatory skin condition that causes redness on your face or other parts of your body from various factors including microoganisms.
Ivermectin
Originally developed in the 1970s, it has been used around the world for conditions like river blindness (onchocerciasis), lymphatic filariasis, lice, and scabies. This medication has had such a positive impact on global health that in 2015 the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to William C. Campbell and Satoshi Ōmura for their discovery of Ivermectin.
Our world-class clinical experts who help ensure that you have safe access to life-saving medications.
Still have questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I receive a call from the physician?
Depends on your state. Some states require a live encounter with the physician. In those cases you will receive a call from the physician. Otherwise, you will only receive a call if the physician has unanswered questions regarding your current medications or allergies.
I didn’t receive my tracking number?
If you did not receive a tracking number, please contact us at answers@jasemedical.com
Do you accept HSA cards?
You should be able to use your HSA card. Ultimately, it will depend on your insurance and we encourage checking with them before attempting to use your card. Some have very particular requirements, specifically an itemized cost break down of each medication which we cannot provide.
What if I have an allergy to one of the antibiotics?
We leave it up to the consulting physician to make a substitution if there are allergies. There is almost always a substitution that can be made. You MUST notate any allergies on your submission form. We cannot make substitutions once the order is placed.
How long can the antibiotics be stored?
Regulations require a pharmacist to place an expiration date of one year on most medications that they dispense. Remember to always store your medication in a cool dry place to maximize its viability.
Do you accept insurance?
Jase Medical does not accept any type of health insurance.