If you're stable on a medication you take regularly and just ran out of refills, a board-certified California physician can review your request and send it to your pharmacy — usually the same day.
Start my refill →Answer a few quick questions about the medications you already take. Takes about 3 minutes.
A board-certified California internist personally reviews your request — not a bot, not a nurse line.
If approved, your prescription is sent electronically to the California pharmacy you choose.
It happens constantly: you're doing everything right on a long-term medication — blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid, diabetes — and then the refills run out and you can't get a doctor's appointment for two weeks.
Dr. Refills exists for exactly this moment. You answer a few questions about the medication you already take, a board-certified internist reviews your request personally, and if it's appropriate to continue, your prescription is sent electronically to your California pharmacy.
We handle continuation of medications you're already stable on — same dose, no changes. We don't prescribe controlled substances or start new medications, and if your request isn't appropriate for this kind of review, we'll tell you and you won't be charged.
One physician fee. Any eligible medications in a single request. You only pay if your refill is approved.
Most requests are reviewed and sent to your pharmacy the same day during business hours. You'll get a confirmation once it's on its way.
That's exactly what this is for. As long as you're stable on the medication and it's appropriate to continue, a physician can authorize a new prescription.
No. The whole process is online and asynchronous — no video visit, no waiting room, no scheduling.
Then you're not charged. If your situation needs an in-person visit, we'll tell you and point you in the right direction.