Antifungals

Antifungals are a broad family of medicines used for susceptible fungal infections. The right category, active ingredient, form, and strength depend on the infection being treated and the prescribing decision, so antifungal medicines should not be treated as interchangeable.

What types of antifungal medicines are there?

Established antifungal groups include azoles, polyenes, echinocandins, and allylamines. They differ in the fungi they are commonly used against, whether they are available as topical, oral, or injectable medicines, and the clinical settings in which they may be prescribed. Long-established options generally refer to medicine groups with many years of clinical use, while newer approaches may offer different coverage or forms for particular situations.

What should I consider when selecting an antifungal?

Selection starts with the diagnosed or suspected fungal infection, its location and severity, and whether a topical or oral medicine is appropriate. A prescriber may also consider other medicines being taken and relevant health history. Customers should use the prescribed active ingredient, strength, and treatment plan rather than choosing solely by package size or price.

Which antifungals are used in the United States?

Azole antifungals are widely used in US practice, with different members used for different susceptible fungal infections. Fluconazole is an azole, specifically a triazole antifungal, and its active ingredient is authorized for human use in the United States. This category context is general; individual products, forms, and strengths can have their own prescription classification and availability.

What do we currently list in this category?

We currently list Diflucan, an oral fluconazole tablet. The confirmed tablet strengths are 50 mg, 100 mg, 150 mg, 200 mg, and 400 mg. Depending on strength, package quantities range from 30 to 360 tablets. Prices start from $85.00; the 50 mg 360-tablet package is $413.00 and has a lowest listed unit price of $1.15 per tablet. Fluconazole tablets in this listing require a prescription in the United States.

How do shipping, payment, and storage work?

We package orders carefully for ordinary postal delivery. We offer Express shipping with tracking for $29.99, estimated at 4-7 days, and Standard shipping for $14.99, estimated at 14-21 days. Free shipping is available when your order reaches the applicable threshold shown at checkout. We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Bitcoin, USDT, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

Please collect your delivery promptly after it arrives and follow the labeled storage instructions. For the listed fluconazole tablets, store them at controlled room temperature, 59°F to 86°F, in a tightly closed container away from moisture.