Redness, watering and eyelids that stick together can come from infection, allergy or another problem. Explain whether one or both eyes are affected and whether your vision has changed.
For patients in Georgia and Alabama. Your clinician determines whether online care is appropriate.
What the doctor can review
Tell the clinician when it started, the type of discharge and whether you wear contact lenses. Mention an eye injury, a chemical exposure or recent surgery right away. A well-lit video can help with visible changes.
Could this need a different treatment?
Treatment depends on the cause. Antibiotic drops do not help viral pink eye. Pain, light sensitivity, blurred vision or marked redness can mean you need a prompt eye examination. A newborn with a red eye should be assessed promptly in person.
Booking for a mild concern
Choose the eyes option and describe the symptoms for the affected person. Sudden loss of vision or a serious eye injury is an emergency.
When are prescription eye drops useful?
Antibiotic drops can help some cases of bacterial pink eye. Viral pink eye does not respond to antibiotics. Eye pain, sensitivity to light, blurred vision or redness while wearing contact lenses needs prompt in-person assessment.
KNOW BEFORE YOU BOOK
Clear options for paying for care.
Medical member visit$59
Per visit with an active eligible membership.
Self-pay medical visit$79
Per visit, without insurance.
Using insuranceFrom $9
Eligible medical visits start at $9 with accepted insurance. Review your visit price before payment. Tests and medication may cost extra.
Insurance acceptance depends on your plan and service. Weight-loss care is self-pay and excluded from insurance. Membership is optional and is not insurance. Medication is billed separately.
