Ready Reserve by SimpleFixRx
When the storm hits, the plan is already packed.
Ready Reserve is a physician-reviewed emergency prescription kit for people who plan ahead: for travel, hurricanes and tornadoes, extended power outages, and the days when local pharmacies can’t open.
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- $375per kit
- 1 kitper patient, every 12 months
- Licensedphysician review
Prescription required. Medications are prescribed only if a licensed physician determines they are appropriate for you. Not every patient qualifies.
Compact, custom case: about 9.5 x 7 x 1.75 in.Why prepare
It never hurts to be ready.
Emergencies rarely wait for business hours. When roads close or the grid goes down, getting to a doctor or a pharmacy may not be an option for days. Ready Reserve helps you plan ahead, while things are calm, with a licensed physician.
Travel
Remote trips, cruises, and international travel where a clinic may be hours away.
Hurricanes & tornadoes
Severe weather can close roads, clinics, and pharmacies across an entire region.
Power & grid outages
Extended blackouts, including large-scale grid events, can take pharmacy systems offline.
Pharmacy disruptions
Supply shortages, closures, or network outages that make routine refills difficult.
Who it’s for
Built for planners, not for self-diagnosis.
Ready Reserve is for adults who take preparedness seriously and want a physician-directed plan in place before an emergency. It is prescribed once a year, after a licensed physician reviews your health history, allergies, and current medications.
Ready Reserve is
- A prescription kit issued only after a physician evaluation
- Labeled with your physician’s directions for each medication
- For times when you cannot reach a doctor or pharmacy
- Refreshed on a once-per-year schedule
Ready Reserve is not
- A substitute for emergency care. In an emergency, call 911
- A way to diagnose or treat yourself without medical guidance
- Guaranteed. Your physician decides what, if anything, is prescribed
- For sharing. Each kit is prescribed to one patient
The kits
Two kits. One simple price.
Every kit is reviewed and customized by your physician. Final contents, strengths, and quantities are determined during your evaluation, and substitutions may be made for allergies or medical history.
Ready Reserve
Four antibiotics from different classes, plus symptom-relief medications your physician may prescribe for common conditions.
- Ciprofloxacin 500 mg 28 tabletsFluoroquinolone antibiotic commonly prescribed for certain urinary tract and bacterial GI infections
- Amoxicillin-Clavulanate 875/125 mg 28 tabletsPenicillin-class antibiotic commonly prescribed for sinus, ear, skin, and lower respiratory infections
- Azithromycin 250 mg 6 tabletsMacrolide antibiotic commonly prescribed for certain respiratory and skin infections; often used with penicillin allergies
- Doxycycline 100 mg 120 tabletsTetracycline-class antibiotic commonly prescribed for certain skin, respiratory, and tick-borne infections
- Ondansetron 30 tabletsPrescription anti-nausea medication for nausea and vomiting
- Fluconazole 150 mg 4 tabletsAntifungal commonly prescribed for yeast infections
- Triamcinolone 0.1% cream 15 gTopical corticosteroid for itching and inflammation from rashes
- Ivermectin compounded capsulesAntiparasitic, prescribed at physician discretion for certain parasitic conditions such as lice or scabies*
Ready Reserve Kids
Children need medications dosed for their age and weight. The pediatric kit is prescribed specifically for your child, with a parent or guardian present.
- AmoxicillinPenicillin-class antibiotic commonly prescribed for ear, sinus, and throat infections in children
- Ofloxacin ear dropsAntibiotic ear drops commonly prescribed for outer ear infections
- Ondansetron ODTDissolving anti-nausea tablet for nausea and vomiting
- DexamethasoneCorticosteroid prescribed for certain inflammatory conditions, as directed by your physician
- Ivermectin ODT compoundedAntiparasitic, prescribed at physician discretion for certain parasitic conditions*
- EpiPen Jr epinephrine auto-injectorEmergency treatment of severe allergic reactions. Always call 911 after use
*Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy for an individual patient and are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not verify their safety, effectiveness, or quality. Medication descriptions are general information about how these drugs are commonly used, not a promise of results. Ciprofloxacin and other fluoroquinolones carry FDA boxed warnings; your physician will review whether each medication is appropriate for you.
Inside every case
A 133-piece first aid kit, packed and organized.
Every Ready Reserve kit comes with a 133-piece first aid kit in a zippered, clear-pocket case, so the everyday cuts, scrapes, burns, and sprains are covered right alongside your prescriptions.
Wound care
Adhesive bandages in assorted sizes, sterile gauze pads, non-stick dressings, and a gauze roll.
Cleaning & antiseptic
Alcohol prep pads and antiseptic towelettes for cleaning skin and minor wounds.
Sprains & swelling
An instant cold pack and a bandage for wrapping and support.
Tools
Scissors, tweezers, and medical tape to secure dressings.
Protection
Disposable gloves to keep hands clean while giving care.
Grab-and-go case
A durable, zippered case with a carry handle that keeps supplies and prescriptions together.
Exact first aid components may vary by supply. The first aid kit contains over-the-counter supplies for minor injuries and is not a substitute for professional medical care. For serious injuries, call 911.
How it works
Four steps to being ready.
Complete your intake
Answer a secure medical questionnaire covering your health history, allergies, and current medications.
Physician review
A licensed physician reviews your information. Depending on your state, a live video or phone visit may be required.
Pharmacy fulfillment
If approved, your prescriptions are filled by a licensed U.S. pharmacy and packed in your Ready Reserve case.
Store, then renew yearly
Keep your kit with your emergency supplies. Questions about your medications? Message our care team anytime.
Keeping your kit ready
Simple habits that keep your reserve reliable.
Store it cool and dry
Keep your kit away from heat, humidity, and direct sunlight. Avoid leaving it in a hot car.
Check the dates
Pharmacies typically label dispensed medications with a one-year expiration. That’s why Ready Reserve renews annually.
Keep it with your go-bag
Store your kit with your flashlight, water, and documents so it’s easy to grab when you need it.
Read the directions now
Review each label while things are calm, and follow your physician’s instructions exactly when the time comes.
No. Ready Reserve is a preparedness kit prescribed by a licensed physician for situations when you cannot reach medical care. Each medication is labeled with your physician’s directions. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Each kit is tied to an individual medical evaluation, and most dispensed medications carry a one-year expiration date. An annual schedule lets your physician re-check your health history and keeps your kit current.
A licensed physician reviews every intake. Some states require a live video or phone visit; in other states, the physician will contact you if there are questions about your history, medications, or allergies.
No. Your physician decides what is appropriate based on your health information. Some medications may be substituted, adjusted, or not prescribed. If a Ready Reserve kit isn’t right for you, your order will not be filled and our team will reach out about next steps.
List every allergy in your intake. Your physician will decide whether a substitution is appropriate. Substitutions must be made during review, before your prescriptions are filled.
Yes, but each person needs their own evaluation, because every kit is prescribed to one individual. Complete a separate intake for each family member. Children require consent from a parent or guardian.
Ready Reserve is a self-pay program and insurance is not accepted. Many patients can use HSA or FSA cards; check with your plan administrator to confirm eligibility.
In a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Keep it out of reach of children and pets.
Prepared people sleep better during storms.
Start your Ready Reserve evaluation today. A licensed physician will take it from there.
Medical disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Ready Reserve medications require a valid prescription and are prescribed only after a licensed physician reviews your intake information and determines they are appropriate. Not all patients qualify, and prescribing decisions are made solely by the physician. Medication descriptions reflect general, commonly prescribed uses and are not a guarantee of results. Use medications only as directed on your prescription label. Ready Reserve is not a substitute for emergency medical care; in an emergency, call 911. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. For patients under 18, parental or guardian consent is required before any prescription is issued. Availability may vary by state.
Legal disclaimer: SimpleFixRx is a service of Evolving Medical Integration SVSC, LLC DBA SimpleFix. Pricing, kit contents, and availability are subject to change and physician review. Questions? support@simplefixrx.com