Florida · SGLT2 inhibitor · diabetes, heart, kidney

Jardiance or Farxiga refill online in Florida

Already taking Jardiance or Farxiga? If you're physically in Florida, a Florida-registered telehealth physician can review a request to continue it for $39. If it's safe to continue, the prescription goes to the Florida pharmacy you choose.

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Short answer: Yes, if you already take Jardiance or Farxiga and you're physically in Florida. For $39, Nicholas Atudonyang, MD, a physician with Florida telehealth registration TPME8031, reviews why it was prescribed (diabetes, heart failure or kidney disease), your kidney labs, any infections and how you handle heat and fluids. If continuing is safe, the prescription goes to the Florida pharmacy you choose. These medicines make you lose extra fluid, so hot Florida days call for steady drinking.

About Jardiance or Farxiga

Jardiance (empagliflozin) and Farxiga (dapagliflozin) are SGLT2 inhibitors. They make the kidneys pass extra sugar into the urine. They're used for type 2 diabetes and, for some people, for heart failure or chronic kidney disease even without diabetes. Invokana (canagliflozin) and combination pills such as Synjardy, Xigduo XR and Glyxambi are related.

What the physician reviews before refilling

Why it was prescribed and who manages that condition
Your kidney function test and A1C if you have diabetes
Genital yeast infections or urinary infections
Dizziness or signs of dehydration
Diuretics (water pills), insulin or sulfonylureas
Any planned surgery or procedure

Safety points

Ketoacidosis can happen even when blood sugar isn't very high. Nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, unusual tiredness or trouble breathing need urgent care.
These medicines are usually stopped at least 3 days before scheduled surgery. Tell your surgeon and anesthesiologist.
Genital yeast infections are common; good hygiene helps. Rarely, a serious infection of the genital area can occur: pain, swelling or redness there with fever needs urgent care.

Get urgent care for vomiting, stomach pain, trouble breathing or unusual exhaustion, even if your sugar is normal.

Florida tips

Because SGLT2 inhibitors pull extra water out with the sugar, dehydration and dizziness come faster on hot days, during outdoor work or with a stomach bug. If you can't keep fluids down, ask a clinician whether to pause it until you can.
Read Florida heat and your medications for more.

Cost

Jardiance and Farxiga are brand-name medicines and can be expensive without coverage. We don't bill insurance, but your pharmacy can run the prescription through your own plan. Ask about the manufacturer's savings program and whether a lower-cost equivalent is available.

Questions about Jardiance or Farxiga

I take Farxiga or Jardiance for heart failure, not diabetes. Can you refill it?

We can review it, but heart failure and kidney treatment plans should stay coordinated with your cardiologist or kidney specialist. The physician may ask for recent records or labs.

Why do I keep getting yeast infections on Jardiance?

Extra sugar in the urine makes yeast infections more likely. Tell the physician; keeping the area clean and dry helps, and repeated infections may mean another medicine is a better fit.

Do I stop Jardiance or Farxiga before surgery?

Usually yes, at least 3 days before a scheduled surgery, to lower the risk of ketoacidosis. Your surgical team will tell you when to stop and restart.

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