Tell us what you take
Have the bottle handy if you can. We’ll need the medication name, dose, last prescriber, and why you need a refill.
Medication refill review
Running low on your medication?
A Swell clinician may be able to provide a short refill for many stable, non-controlled medications after reviewing your history and monitoring needs.
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What the clinician needs to know
Let’s review your medication first.
The clinician may need the bottle details, pharmacy information, recent records, vital signs, labs, or follow-up with your usual prescriber before making a decision.
Medication name, dose, and how you take it Why it was prescribed and how long you have used it Recent side effects, health changes, or monitoring Your preferred pharmacy and current care plan
About prescriptions
Swell does not prescribe controlled substances.
This includes opioids, benzodiazepines, stimulant medications, and other controlled drugs. Swell also does not promise a refill before clinical review.
What happens next
Here’s what we’ll need from you.
Help us check the details
A clinician checks whether a short online refill is appropriate and what monitoring may be overdue.
Get an answer
The answer may be a limited refill, another evaluation, updated testing, or contact with your established prescriber.
Do not wait on a refill request for an emergency.
If missing a medication may cause immediate danger, severe withdrawal, uncontrolled symptoms, or another urgent risk, call 911, contact your pharmacist or prescriber, or go to urgent/emergency care as appropriate.
Need a refill review?
Have your medication details ready.
Share the name, dose, last prescriber, and how soon you will run out. Screening is free; a clinician reviews every request.
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