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MyRx Outlet provides Americans with medications to treat skin and soft tissue infections (SSTI) at a fraction of the cost. We have helped countless of Americans save thousands of dollars through our Canadian pharmacy network.
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Skin and soft tissue infections are various types of bacterial infections, though they can also be viral or fungal, that happen to certain areas of the body. These include the blood vessels, connective tissue, fat, muscles, nerves, and skin. There are some skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs) that can get very serious, though there are many that are mild. A bacterial infection in any soft tissue or the skin should be treated with antibiotics to keep it from spreading. In some of the worst infections, the patient has to have surgery to remove the infected tissue. SSTIs can cause dizziness, fever, tissue swelling, skin that burns and itches, nausea, weakness, and chills among the many possible symptoms.
There is a wide range of different types of SSTI, depending on the cause of the infection and where it is. These infections can be either uncomplicated or complicated. If a patient has a complicated infection, it may require surgery to get rid of infected tissue. If it’s an uncomplicated infection, it can often be treated with a medication such as an antibiotic or antiviral. It can also be managed by using drainage to get rid of much of the bacteria, virus, or fungus. Some of the most common of these infections include cellulitis, MRSA, staph, abscesses, and folliculitis. MRSA can pose a larger danger to health because it’s antibiotic-resistant and very hard to get rid of.
There are many broad-spectrum antibiotics that can help with these infections, killing the bacteria and ending the SSTI. Many of these infections can be cured with a full course of antibiotics, and drains may also be used to get rid of pus or other infected liquids. Other SSTIs are more complicated and need surgery. When the infection is a bacterial one, many basic antibiotics can help, unless the infection is MRSA. This type is resistant to antibiotics, and this may necessitate surgery. There are also anti-viral medications such as Valtrex for herpes skin infections. The medication that a patient takes will depend on the type of infection, how complicated it is, how far it has spread, and their overall health.
There are many medications that can fight SSTIs and aren’t that expensive in the U.S. However, there are also some that are highly expensive and can be hard to afford. Pharmaceutical companies go through a long process with each drug to get it tested and approved by the FDA. This results in a high cost- often billions of dollars. To get that money back, they charge U.S. customers a steep price on the medications they sell there. With the U.S. paying the bulk of these costs, they don’t have to charge as much to other patients around the world. That is where a Canadian pharmacy network, such as MyRx Outlet can help Americans save up to 80% on their medications.
Many standard antibiotics, such as amoxicillin, can come at a low price of around $30 or less. However, some types of SSTIs require far more expensive medications. When a patient has a staph infection, for instance, it often requires a much stronger antibiotic. The median cost for treating this type of infection is about $8,800. Using certain penicillin drugs is less expensive and may cost less than $100. A strong antibiotic such as Vancomycin can cost anywhere from $170 to $550. If you need Clindamycin, you can expect to pay about $100. Cefazolin is often used when a patient has a penicillin allergy. It will cost you about $55. There are also anti-fungal creams that may be used, and these have a broad array of costs.
We make it easy! First you would find your medication and proceed to checkout. After checkout, you will be prompted to upload your prescription. Once our pharmacy team reviews and approves your order and prescription, it would be ready for shipping!
If you are ordering from Canada (which we would suggest), it would take approximately 4-7 business days.
Yes, you would need a valid and binding prescription from a US prescriber in order to use our services.
Yes, we can! At checkout, provide your doctor’s or pharmacy’s contact information. Transfer orders often take the longest, and we cannot control their policies or procedures. Delays at some offices or pharmacies may occur. Without the prescription, we cannot process or ship your order.
Absolutely! Call us at 1-888-551-2467, and we will help you place an order!
Of course! Once your order is on it’s way, we will send you a tracking number via email.
Unfortunately, we dot accept health insurance.
The length of time it takes depends a lot on where the infection is, what is used to treat it, and how severe the infection is. It may take a few days to a couple of weeks.
There is no one drug that’s best, as the necessary drug will depend on the type of infection it is, where it’s located, and how bad it is. Using antibiotics such as penicillin V and cephalexin is highly common.
If you have fever, chills, a discharge from the infected area, redness, swelling, nausea, mental changes, nausea, or vomiting, you may have one of these infections.
Don’t put any alcohol or hydrogen peroxide on the infected area. While it seems like these would fight an infection, they can actually make it harder to heal from one.
It may be either one, depending on the specific infection. There are antibiotic creams that may be needed, or you may need to take a course of antibiotic pills. You might benefit from both.
Yes, it’s important to get treatment for them. When bacteria or another substance gets through the skin, it can infect the skin and then spread to the surrounding tissues. It can keep spreading and get worse over time without treatment.
It’s generally done with an incision into the infected area so that any buildup of infected liquids will drain out through the incision.
Yes, being obese, malnourished, having a weakened immune system, and advanced age are all risk factors that could result in one of these infections.
Our clinical team meticulously reviews every order. This ensures that the dosage, frequency, and medication strength align perfectly with the original intent of your healthcare provider.
We maintain a zero-tolerance policy for fraudulent documentation. MyRX Outlet exclusively accepts prescriptions from verified, licensed medical practitioners and utilizes multi-point security checks to confirm document authenticity.
Sensitive medications are handled via a strict “cold-chain” shipping process. We use climate-monitored environments and specialized, temperature-controlled packaging to protect your treatment during every stage of fulfillment.
