JUST IN CASE RX-KIT PURE ASYNC
Prescription for at-home or campus first-aid medications. No appointment required.
Use this intake to request refills for Just In Case RxKit meds.
Just In Case RxKit meds do not replace the need for care when you have an acute illness or symptoms – seek Pure online care and services.
In cases of emergency first aid does NOT replace the need to seek urgent care, go to the emergency room or call 911.
- 5 - 10 minutes online intake
- Basic first-aid medication
- For ages 18 - 65
- $39 (Discounted or at no cost through Pure Campus Care or Pure Community Care)
What is Just In Case RxKit?
Pure Just-in-Case Rx Kit is there to help you feel more prepared and at ease, whether you’re at home or living in a campus dorm.
It includes commonly used prescription medications for everyday, non-emergency issues like pain, allergies, or minor infections.
You may choose to include essential emergency medications such as allergy treatments like an epinephrine auto-injector for severe allergic reactions, or naloxone for suspected opioid overdose situations.
The focus is on safety, fast response, and giving you access to potentially life-saving tools when every moment matters.
What can be prescribed for Pure Just in Case RxKit? You have a choice.
- Low-Risk / Pre-Prescribed Options
- Allergy Medications and/or emergency allergy meds (epipen)
- GI / Nausea Medications
- Cough Medications
- Skin Medications
- First Aid Items
- Opioid Overdose Medications
Emergency Instructions for Allergy first-aid meds in case of severe allergic reaction - Anaphylaxis:
1. Identify Anaphylaxis
Use the EpiPen if the person has two or more of these symptoms after contact with an allergen:
- Hives/Itching: Skin redness or swelling.
- Swelling: Specifically of the lips, tongue, or throat.
- Difficulty Breathing: Wheezing, chest tightness, or a hoarse voice.
- Weak Pulse: Feeling dizzy, fainting, or looking very pale/blue.
- GI Issues: Severe stomach cramps, vomiting, or diarrhea.
2. Call 911 Immediately
Tell the operator: “I am treating a person for a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) and have administered an EpiPen.” Anyone who receives epinephrine must go to the hospital by ambulance. A “rebound” reaction (biphasic anaphylaxis) can occur hours later once the initial dose wears off.
3. Administer the First-Aid Allergy Med depending on type of medication
- See photos below for instructions
4. Monitor and Repeat
– Epinephrine works fast but is metabolized quickly.
– If symptoms do not improve or they get worse after 5 to 15 minutes, and paramedics have not arrived, administer a second EpiPen (if available) in the other leg.
5. Position for Safety
- Have the person sit or lie down.
- If they are having trouble breathing, sitting up is usually best.
- If they feel faint or dizzy, lay them flat on their back with their legs raised.
Tap image of first-aid allergy meds for instructions
Common treatment
Pure clinician may prescribe first-aid medications based on the information you provide. Provider may recommend the following, as
medically appropriate:
Prescription for first-aid medications appropriate for home/campus use
Over-the-counter topical medications
Guided first-aid self-care
Emergency Instructions for Opioid Overdose in case someone is irresponsive, blue/pale or not breathing – How to use Naloxane (Narcan):
1. Check & Call 911
- Shout their name and rub your knuckles hard on their chest (sternum rub).
- Call 911 immediately. Tell them: “I have someone unresponsive and not breathing.”
2. Administer Naloxone
- Peel the package open.
- Place the tip of the nozzle into one nostril.
- Press the plunger firmly. Do not test or prime the device first.
3. Wait and Repeat
- Wait 2-3 minutes. If they don’t wake up or breathe normally, use the second device in the other nostril.
- Perform CPR or rescue breaths if you are trained.
4. Recovery Position
- Once they are breathing, roll them onto their side to prevent choking.
- Stay with them. Naloxone can wear off before the drugs do, and the person may stop breathing again
How It Works
Step 1 - Medical Intake
Complete a secure clinical assessment (medical intake) on our portal.
Step 2 - Provider Review
A clinician reviews your case and messages you directly.
Step 3 - Care Plan & Rx
Receive your diagnosis and treatment plan. Prescriptions are sent to your pharmacy of choice when medically appropriate.
Step 4 - Direct Communication Chat
Have any questions? Just message our team.
Step 5 - Proactive Follow-Up
Our concierge team will check in to confirm your treatment is right for you and your recovery is on track.
- Message Pure clinician with any follow-up medical questions after receiving your treatment plan.
Insurance disclaimer: Pure’s services are not health insurance and are not a substitute for comprehensive health insurance. Pure is not intended to replace comprehensive coverage and if you desire any type of health insurance you must purchase such insurance separately.
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