
Change your pharmacy
Your prescriber stays the same. You ask your pharmacist to move it to Avora's pharmacy.
Change where it is filled, change who prescribes it, or both. Changing pharmacy is free.
Free · about 5 minutes
have your label handy

Your label
Use the details from your current prescription.

Your prescriber stays the same. You ask your pharmacist to move it to Avora's pharmacy.

An Avora clinician takes over prescribing and stays with you. Controlled medication needs a video visit first.
Choose both with one set of questions.
Keep filling your prescription where you do now. It moves when a pharmacist accepts the transfer, or an Avora clinician takes over your care.

Use your prescription label to share the details. Choose a pharmacy transfer, a care transfer or both.

A pharmacist reviews pharmacy transfers. An Avora clinician reviews requests to take over your care.

Get treatment reviews and support between visits.

Share how you’re feeling and any changes since your last answers.

Your answers help them follow your treatment. You can send messages between visits.

Your physician decides whether to continue treatment, make a change or arrange a visit.
Choose delivery through a partner pharmacy, or keep the pharmacy you know.
If prescribed, we send it to your chosen pharmacy.
A licensed Ontario pharmacist reviews and fills your prescription.
A partner pharmacy sends it in plain packaging.
Share how much medication you have left so your care team can plan the next refill.
Free for a non-controlled prescription written in Canada. A paid review applies if it is controlled, or if it was written outside Canada. A controlled prescription written outside Canada needs an assessment instead.
A pharmacist can review a transfer between pharmacies within two years of the date it was received. A clinician must review your care by video before considering a new prescription.
No. A transfer does not repeat the assessment. Your clinician reviews your current treatment with you.
Keep your prescriber if you only change pharmacies.
An Ontario pharmacy cannot act on it. An Avora clinician reviews it instead. For controlled medication, start with an assessment.
They will explain any concerns and discuss changes with you first.
Start by exploring our care options. An assessment, or questions about another concern, connects you with a clinician.
Pick up at the partner pharmacy, or have a courier bring it. A courier needs someone 18 or older to sign at the door. There is no advance waiver.
Where the pharmacy has its own driver, it delivers in that area. Canada Post is not used for controlled medications.
You choose the delivery day. We remind you the evening before.
Within the window shown on your request: up to 2 business days for a clinical review, 1 business day for a question, 3 business days for delivery or funding. Not around the clock.
Avora fees are paid privately, not covered by OHIP. Your workplace or private plan may reimburse part of it.
Care is subject to clinical evaluation and availability.