Emergency Preparedness
If a disaster cuts you off from pharmacies and clinics, an untreated infection can become dangerous. A few telehealth companies let you consult online with a licensed physician who decides whether to prescribe an emergency case of common medications, including antibiotics and anti-nausea drugs, to keep on hand. We list Jase Medical's JaseCase and Contingency Medical's Ready Pack PLUS; both require a medical history review, and the doctor decides what is appropriate. These kits are for when normal care is not available, not for skipping a doctor visit. Taking the wrong antibiotic, or taking one when you do not need it, can cause allergic reactions, C. diff infections and resistance. Never use veterinary drugs, keep the dosing guide with the kit, and in an emergency call 911.
Why it's hereAn online consult with a licensed physician who can prescribe an emergency case of common medications, including five antibiotics, anti-nausea and anti-diarrhea meds, with dosing cards. Utah-based (West Jordan); BBB-accredited with an A- rating.
Troy's pick (Trustpilot 4.6, 197 reviews; BBB A-)| Rank | Product & source | Key note | Price | |
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| ★ Top Pick | Jase Medical JaseCaseTroy's pick (Trustpilot 4.6, 197 reviews; BBB A-) | An online consult with a licensed physician who can prescribe an emergency case of common medications, including five antibiotics, anti-nausea and… | ~$289.95Price checked Oct 20, 2026at jase.com View product | |
| Runner-up | Contingency Medical Ready Pack PLUSTroy's pick (Contingency Medical) | Physician-reviewed pack of five antibiotics plus anti-nausea and anti-diarrhea meds, covering infections like UTIs, strep, cellulitis and bites. | ~$299.99Price checked Oct 20, 2026at contingencymedical.com View product | |
Prescription required: a licensed physician decides what's appropriate. Emergency kits are for when normal care isn't available, not a substitute for a doctor. Antibiotic misuse can cause allergic reactions, C. diff, and resistance. Never use veterinary products (e.g., fenbendazole). In an emergency, call 911.
