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Runway offers many of the most commonly prescribed travel medications. Create your Mexico treatment plan and initiate a consultation with one of our licensed physicians today, so you can explore more and worry less.

Commonly prescribed Ciprofloxacin or Azithromycin

$25

Traveler’s Diarrhea

Traveler’s diarrhea is surprisingly common and affects 20-50% of travelers, depending on the region. A digestive tract disorder that causes stomach pain, abdominal cramps and diarrhea, it is brought on by bacteria in food or drink. Runway offers both ciprofloxacin and azithromycin to battle upset-stomach-causing bacteria and allow you to feel ready for the day in no time. Use as directed.

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Commonly prescribed Atovaquone: Proguanil (Malarone)

$125

Malaria Prevention

Malaria is a disease caused by a parasite most commonly transmitted by mosquitoes in tropical regions of the world. Symptoms present as fever, headaches, fatigue, and flu-like illness. Preventative medications are recommended when traveling to high-risk malaria destinations. Anti-malarial pills kill parasites during the development stage and typically should begin being taken before you enter the risk area. Use as directed.

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Sleeplessness

Hydroxyzine

$20

Sleeplessness

A non habit-forming antihistamine taken before bed, to help you sleep, no matter which time zone you find yourself in.

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Motion Sickness

Scopolamine Patch

$75

Motion Sickness

Apply this prescription patch behind your ear to alleviate nausea due to excessive motion so that you can enjoy the journey, not just the destination.

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Mexico

With one of the world’s most beloved food cultures and some of the most vibrant cities and villages in the Americas, Mexico is an essential addition to any travel-lovers checklist. Whether you want to peruse countless first-rate art galleries in Mexico City, explore mind-blowing archeological sites or just lay back on one of the countless palm-fringed beaches, few countries are as holiday-friendly.

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Hiking over 10,000 ft elevation in Colorado. Prescription from MD said to take acetazolamide prophylactically and during hike. I didn’t seem to be adversely affected during the hike and made it to the summit!

Jesse C. traveled to

Colorado

Took altitude sickness medication after having terrible headaches and throwing up. Shortly after starting the medication, all my symptoms went away.

Grace M. traveled to

Ecuador

Taking malaria medication before going to South Africa provided my wife and me with a level of comfort that really enabled us to enjoy our 5-day safari. We felt protected the entire time we were out exploring the amazing Sabi Sands Game Reserve!

Matt S. traveled to

South Africa

I took malaria medication during my trip to the Amazon Rainforest. No issues with malaria!

Sarkis A. traveled to

Brazil (Amazon)

The motion sickness patches were very helpful since we were staying on a small sailboat; I don’t think my brother would have been able to keep a meal down if not for them.

Scott R. traveled to

Galápagos Islands

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Motion sickness medicine didn’t work for me until I discovered the patch!

Nadav B. traveled to

Antarctica

I was having the best time in Mexico until I got an awful stomach bug. Thankfully, I had brought my own medication with me so I didn’t have to deal with language barriers and a local pharmacy. After a quick recovery day, I was still able to enjoy the rest of my trip.

Carly R. traveled to

Mexico