Yes, good hygiene is key—wash your hands regularly, avoid sharing towels or clothing, and clean any cuts or grazes properly. If someone in your household has impetigo, try to limit close contact until they’re treated. For fast, effective treatment, click Start Consultation, choose and pay for your medication, and complete a short medical form. We’ll review your answers and send your treatment once approved.

After you submit your consultation and payment, our admin team carefully reviews your health assessment for safety and suitability. If your chosen medication isn’t ideal, our pharmacist will suggest a different treatment. Once everything is approved, your order will be dispatched quickly with no further action needed on your part. Click Start Consultation to begin.

Impetigo is typically treated with antibiotic creams or tablets, depending on the severity. To begin, click Start Consultation, select and pay for your preferred treatment, and complete a brief health assessment. Our admin team will ensure the treatment is safe and appropriate—if not, the pharmacist will offer an alternative. Once approved, your medication is dispatched to you with no extra steps needed.

Impetigo is caused by bacteria, usually Staphylococcus aureus or Streptococcus pyogenes, and spreads through close contact or sharing items like towels. It's more likely to affect those with cuts, insect bites, or other skin issues. Begin treatment by clicking Start Consultation, selecting and paying for your medication, and completing a quick medical questionnaire. We’ll review your answers, and if your chosen option isn’t suitable, our pharmacist will recommend an alternative. Once approved, your order is shipped promptly.

Impetigo is a highly contagious skin infection that causes red sores, blisters, or honey-coloured crusts, often around the nose and mouth. It’s common in children but can affect people of all ages. To access treatment, click Start Consultation, choose and pay for your medication, and fill in a short health form. Our admin team will review your details, and if needed, a pharmacist will suggest an alternative treatment. Once approved, your order will be dispatched with no further steps required.