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How much does Contro’s STI treatment service cost?

STI Treatment Costs:

A virtual STI treatment consultation with one of our Partner Doctors costs R300. This includes all doctor’s fees, prescription fees and free delivery.

**Please note, your medication costs are charged separately and are not included in the above service fee payment. **

**We also do not offer STI testing as our partner doctors are able to prescribe medication based on your symptoms **

After a successful consultation, cash customers will additionally be charged for their prescribed medication.
The treatment price will vary and will depend on which medication(s) your assigned Partner Doctor prescribes you.
You can request a e-prescription for the cost of R50 which you can then take to your nearest pharmacy to collect your medication.
Our Partner Doctors will always try work within your budget and ensure you get the best possible treatment available.

Cash Customers

The total cost for cash customers starts from R450, depending on your diagnosis and prescribed medication.

Medical Aid Customers

The total cost for medical aid customers is R300, depending if your medical aid scheme covers your prescribed medication.

If you are uncertain if your medical aid provider will cover the cost for your medication, our Partner Pharmacy will attempt your medical aid claim on your behalf and we will then let you know if this is successful or not. If your claim is not successful, you can opt to pay privately for your medication.

Kindly note, the service fee (R300) is not covered by medical aid providers, so this fee will need to be paid privately via the saved card details listed on your profile.

The total cost is inclusive of the service fee and prescribed medication. This is a starting point price and should be used as an estimate only. Your treatment cost will vary and will depend on the assigned doctor's diagnosis of your symptoms. Our Partner Doctors will always try to work within your budget while ensuring you receive the most effective treatment.

Updated on: 28/08/2024

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