Stay on track with a
short-term supply

New to PillPack or changing meds? You can request a short-term supply to get the meds you need while we work on setting up your new PillPack order.
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Short-term supply orders will come in bottles
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Why you might need a short-term supply

When you start getting your meds with PillPack, we'll need to coordinate your prescription refill dates so all of your meds arrive together. In the meantime, you may need some extra meds to bridge the gap.

How to order a short-term supply

Getting the meds you need is fast and easy. Just have your current medications on hand so you can confirm we're sending you the right quantity.
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Create your order

We'll recommend a personalized short-term supply based on the prescription details we have on file and your refill dates.
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Place your order

After you've confirmed quantities, complete your short-term supply order.
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We’ll deliver your medications

Your meds will arrive in bottles, in secure, discreet packaging with status updates along the way.
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You may be wondering

What is a short-term supply?
How do I know if I need a short-term supply?
If you will run out of medications on-hand prior to your refill arrives, you will need to order a short-term supply. While placing the short-term supply order, you will need the pills you have on-hand to calculate how many additional pills you will need.
Why can’t all my medications be in a PillPack from the start?
How will I be charged for a short-term supply?

Amazon Pharmacy Home Delivery 4500 S Pleasant Valley Road, Suite 201 Austin, TX 78744-2911
Fax: 512.884.5981