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Introduction
Welcome to your future of fungus-free living. Fluconazole is the number one medication you can use to battle fungus infections including Thrush. In this blog post we cover everything you need to know about buying Fluconazole online so you can do so as effectively, cheaply, and as safely as possible.
Quick Fire Overview (TL;DR)
Medication name: Fluconazole 150mg Hard Capsules (1)
API Active Ingredient: Fluconazole
Form of medication: Hard Capsules (1)
Indications/Treatment: Fungal Infections (Thrush/Candida)
The most common side effect profiles: Headaches, stomach upset, abdominal pain, rash, etc
Age suitability: Adults - or those over the age of 12
Medication usage: Swallow the whole capsule whole, use a glass of water if necessary. Taken on full stomach to avoid side effects.
What is Fluconazole?
Fluconazole 150mg Capules, are commonly known as the leader in the world of antifungals. Fluconazole works by tackling nasty fungi head-on, stopping them in their tracks.
It's widely used for everything from thrush to more severe fungal infections. It’s the go-to for clear skin, comfortable corners, and candid conversations about candida.
Fluconaozle is used to treat thrush in two main areas: vaginal (Candidal vaginitis) and penile (Candidal balanitis).
Fluconazole comes under a class of drugs known as the Azole Antifungals. These types of drugs inhibit the growth of certain fungi in our body. Fluconazole especially is great at targeting specific points in our body that require antifungal attention which would be apparent in patients with Thrush. Meaning that this treatment often has few side effects (full side effects available here) and can work effectively at treating thrush in a short amount of time.
Full side effect profile available here
Deep Dive: How Fluconazole Works
The science behind fluconazole. It targets the fungal cell membrane, inhibiting an enzyme essential for fungal growth. This disruption ensures that the fungi can’t continue to spread through your body, stopping infections right where they started. It’s a targeted attack, with minimal collateral damage—fluconazole knows exactly where to target.
Every day, our bodies encounter various types of fungi. Some can lead to conditions like ringworm or athlete's foot, while others exist peacefully on our skin without causing any issues. Infections arise when the environment becomes favourable for fungal growth. Fluconazole targets these problematic fungi effectively by blocking the production of ergosterol, a crucial component that keeps fungal cells intact. Without ergosterol, the structure of the fungi collapses, allowing the infection to resolve and heal.
The benefits of Fluconazole Oral Caps
Thrush is an extremely uncofmrtable condition that many… many people suffer with. You are not alone. We are here to help you in your journey and source you the most ideal treatment for today, and when you are next diagnosed.
The greatest benefit of Fluconazole caps is that they are able to be taken quick and with ease at a relatively cheap price.
Fluconazole works fast, and only takes one capsule to start (and end) your treatment. Fluconazole has very minimal side effects and the side effects that are usually present are extremely settle.
Fluconazole is the simples solution to Thrush and now you're able to buy it online, yet receive it from a local pharmacy.
Many people get thrush, but people (patients) don't realise that Thrush comes back often. 5% of women also suffer from frequent thrush - multiple times a year. If this is you, then please speak to your GP or doctor.
Luckily with our latest offer you're now able to buy 3 packs for the price of 2 with free delivery. So when your next symptoms come up, you'll have stock ready to go.
Caution of use with Fluconazole
Keep out of the SIGHT and REACH of children.
Before taking Fluconazole 150mg Capsules to treat thrush, you should see your doctor if:
- you aren't sure exactly the cause of your symptoms
- you have experienced thrush 2 - 4 times in the past 12 months
- you or your partner have ever been exposed to a sexually transmitted disease
- you are taking medicine (not including a contrceptaive pill)
- you are under 16 or over 60 years of age
- you have had any illness or disease affecting the liver or kidneys, or have had any jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes)
- you suffer from heart disease, including heart rhythm problems such as AFS or AC. You may be on other medication for this or have been diagnosed by a GP/Doctor/Specialist
- you suffer from any other chronic disease or illness that affects your physically or mentally
- you develop signs of ‘adrenal insufficiency’ where the adrenal glands do not produce adequate amounts of certain steroid hormones such as cortisol (chronic, or long lasting fatigue, muscle weakness, loss of appetite, weight loss, abdominal pain)
Females:
If you're considering using Fluconazole for thrush, it's essential to consult your doctor first if you fit any of the following situations:
Pregnancy or Breastfeeding: Check with your doctor if you are pregnant, think you might be pregnant, or are currently breastfeeding.
Unusual Symptoms: If you notice any abnormal vaginal bleeding or a blood-stained discharge, it's important to seek medical advice.
Sores or Ulcers: Don't hesitate to talk to your healthcare provider if you have any sores, ulcers, or blisters on your vulva or vagina.
Pain or Discomfort: If you're experiencing pain in your lower abdomen or pain when urinating, a conversation with your doctor is crucial.
Males:
Before starting treatment with Fluconazole for thrush, it's important for men to consult their doctor, especially under the following conditions:
Partner’s Health: If your sexual partner does not have vaginal thrush, discuss this with your doctor to ensure the correct diagnosis and treatment.
Visible Symptoms: If you notice sores, ulcers, or blisters on your penis, it’s vital to seek medical advice.
Unusual Discharge: Any abnormal discharge from the penis warrants a discussion with your healthcare provider.
Changes in Odor: If there’s a new or unusual smell coming from your penis, it’s a good idea to consult your doctor.
Discomfort or Pain: Pain during urination is not normal and should be checked by a healthcare professional.
Everyone:
You should avoid taking Fluconazole 150mg Capsules if any of the following apply to you:
Allergies: Do not use this medication if you are allergic to fluconazole or any other drugs in the same family of antifungals, known as imidazoles, or any other ingredients listed in the Fluconazole 150mg Capsule leaflet.
Drug Interactions: Avoid Fluconazole if you are currently taking certain medications. These include terfenadine or astemizole (used for allergies), cisapride (used for acid reflux), pimozide (used in psychiatric treatments), quinidine (used for heart conditions), or erythromycin (an antibiotic).
Medical Conditions: Do not take this medication if you suffer from porphyria, a group of genetic disorders affecting the nervous system or skin.
Patient information leaflet here which will explain all of this in full and more detail
Where to Buy Fluconazole Online Safely
In the digital age, buying medication online has never been easier or, unfortunately, riskier.
To safely purchase fluconazole, start by identifying accredited pharmacies.
Regulatory bodies such as the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) in the UK ensure that registered pharmacies meet strict standards. This will mean that a pharmacist (also registered by the NHS-backed GPhC) will examine your medication from a clinical perspective and ensure that it is dispensed and delivered to you in the safest of ways.
Tips for Safe Online Purchases
Look for Certification: Legitimate pharmacies display their credentials prominently online - distance selling logos or GPhC numbers present.
Read Reviews: Previous customers can provide invaluable insights into their experiences and what the pharmacy can offer to you as a patient and paying customer.
Check for Secure Payment Options: Protect your financial information with secure websites. Stripes such as Stripe should be used for online payments as they protect your payment information.
Price Considerations
Prices for fluconazole can vary based on the dosage, quantity, and the retailer’s pricing policy.
Generally, a single 150mg capsule (1) can range from £4 to £10. We pride ourselves on being able to offer a pro-rata pack of 1 for just £3.33.
Some sites such as Curate Health are as high as £22.99 for one pack.
How to Navigate Pricing
Compare Prices: Use price comparison tools across community pharmacies to help support yourself in getting the least expensive price and your local community in staying afloat.
Consider Generic Options: Generic fluconazole is just as effective as the branded Azocan but is significantly cheaper. It works in the exact same mechanism and 100% of the active ingredient is the same.
Navigating Through Side Effects
Like any medication, fluconazole comes with potential side effects. And again like every medication, the side effects vary in commonality and severity between each patient.
However, Fluconazole is one of the safest medications that anyone can take. Especially, those suffering from Fungal and Thrush infections.
Common Side effects include headaches, dizziness, and stomach upset.
It’s essential to monitor your body’s response and communicate with your doctor and or pharmacist if something feels off.
How to mitigate the two biggest side effects of Fluconazole:
Stay Hydrated: Helps mitigate some side effects like headaches that can be popular. Make sure to drink a minimum of 2.7 - 3.7 litres of water per day for females and males.
Eat Before Taking Medication: Eating a full meal before you take your oral Fluconazole can help reduce the effects of an upset stomach.
Follow Healthcare professional's Orders: Always adhere to prescribed dosages and schedules by doctor or pharmacist. They are here to help you optimise your treatment and minimise side effects. If you need any additional help you can reach out to us (our partner pharmacy) and consult the Patient Information Leaflet.
Full side effect profile available here
Special Considerations for Using Fluconazole
Fluconazole is an effective medication, yet it isn't the right choice for everyone. If you're pregnant or have liver issues, you should use fluconazole cautiously.
Guidance for Specific Situations
For Pregnant Women: It's generally recommended to steer clear of fluconazole during the first trimester. However, many women who are pregnant also suffer with Thrush. So please speak to your Doctor or GP about this as soon as you can.
For Those with Liver Conditions: If you have liver issues, your doctor may suggest frequent liver function tests to monitor your health while you're on this medication. Always speak to your GP or Docotr about this in full length before taking Fluconazole Oral capsules. Any oral medication can be risky for someone who has a liver condition as this is where medication is metabolised.
Full at-risk profiles available here
FAQ and Misconceptions
Q: Can fluconazole be used for nail fungus?
A: Yes, for more persistent cases, fluconazole can be effective against nail fungus, though topical treatments are usually tried first. This is due to minor nail fungal issues to be just that, and cause no further issues. Therefore many doctors believe it is not worth treating with Fluconazole capsules.
There are much better options for this specific fungal problem, such as nail paints, fungal tablets, sprays, and much more. Which will likely to be more cost effective and a more targeted treatment.
You can find more info from the NHS on nail fungal treatment here.
Q: Does fluconazole treat bacterial infections?
A: No, fluconazole is strictly antifungal—it won’t be effective against bacteria.
Q: Does fluconazole treat Oral Thrush?
A: No, fluconazole oral capsules are not to be used for oral thrush. Oral Thrush needs to be treated with Daktarin oral gel - NHS info can be found here
Q: Does fluconazole treat tinea versicolor?
A: No, most likely treatment for this will be applied to the skin and therefore topical, which you will find much better results with. This type of fungal issue is most likely solved with Ketoconazole, a type of shampoo available to buy online. Here is one example from Boots chemist.
Q: Is Fluconazole an oral tablet?
A: No, Fluconazole is an oral Capsule. This is generally better as they are easier to swallow. If you are a patient who is nill by mouth then please speak to your GP or doctor. Those who find tablets hard to swallow will be happy to know that this capsule is relatively small and easy to swallow.
Q: Will Fluconazole interact with other medications I am taking?
A: Potentially. We're going to link you to a free online drug interaction checker so you will be able to see for yourself if Fluconazole will interact or disrupt your regular or acute medication schedule.
Please use this link to see if your current medication interacts with Fluconazole for your safety.
