What’s Inside a RoamRx Kit? The Best Travel Medications for Common Health Issues
Getting sick while traveling isn’t just inconvenient; it can derail your entire trip. Whether you're heading to a conference or crossing time zones for vacation, you're exposed to new environments, unfamiliar foods, and long days that put stress on your immune system. That’s where RoamRx comes in.
Created by physicians with decades of experience supporting travelers, RoamRx is a pre-filled travel medication kit that helps you handle common health issues—before they ruin your plans. Here's what it treats, and what’s inside.
1. Skin and Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
Medications:
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Cephalexin (generic for Keflex)
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Bacitracin ointment
From sweaty plane rides to unfamiliar bathroom habits, skin infections and UTIs are common on the road. Cephalexin is a broad-spectrum oral antibiotic that treats both, while Bacitracin is a go-to for small cuts and abrasions. RoamRx gives you the tools to act fast—no urgent care required.
2. Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and Strep Throat
Medication:
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Azithromycin (generic for Z-Pak)
Coughing fits and sore throats can hit hard after long flights or shared hotel rooms. RoamRx includes a full course of Azithromycin, one of the most prescribed antibiotics for upper respiratory infections like bronchitis, pneumonia, and strep throat.
3. Nausea and Vomiting
Medication:
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Ondansetron (generic for Zofran)
Whether it’s food poisoning, motion sickness, or just stress, nausea can ruin your day. Zofran is a fast-dissolving, hospital-grade antiemetic that stops nausea in its tracks. RoamRx makes sure you’re prepared, not panicked.
4. Allergic Reactions
Medications:
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Prednisone
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Triamcinolone (topical)
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Diphenhydramine (generic for Benadryl)
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Cetirizine (generic for Zyrtec)
Unexpected reactions to food, pollen, or even hotel bedding are common while traveling. That’s why RoamRx includes a full allergy response pack—oral steroids, antihistamines, and topical cream—to handle mild to moderate allergic reactions on the go.
5. Sinus Infections and Ear Pain
Medication:
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Amoxicillin and Clavulanate (generic for Augmentin)
Sinus pressure and middle ear infections often follow air travel. The combination antibiotic in Augmentin treats stubborn bacterial infections that other antibiotics may miss—perfect for head colds that escalate quickly.
6. Severe Traveler’s Diarrhea
Medications:
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Azithromycin (Z-Pak)
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Loperamide (generic for Imodium)
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Bismuth subsalicylate (generic for Pepto-Bismol)
Nothing ends a trip faster than traveler’s diarrhea. RoamRx includes both symptom relief and treatment with antibiotics and anti-diarrheal medications. Azithromycin targets the underlying infection, while Imodium and Pepto soothe the symptoms—so you can keep moving, not running to the restroom.
7. Motion Sickness
Medication:
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Meclizine (generic for Antivert)
Planes, trains, and boats can be rough. Meclizine helps prevent and treat motion-induced dizziness, nausea, and vomiting, so you can get where you’re going—without needing a barf bag.
8. Eye Infections (Conjunctivitis)
Medication:
Red, itchy, or crusty eyes? It could be bacterial conjunctivitis. RoamRx includes Ciprofloxacin eye drops, a fast-acting treatment that clears up infections quickly—no eye clinic needed.
9. Pain Relief
Medications:
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Ibuprofen (Advil)
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Acetaminophen (Tylenol)
Whether it’s a headache, sore feet, or menstrual cramps, RoamRx packs both anti-inflammatory and pain relief options. That means flexibility in how you manage symptoms, wherever you are.
Why RoamRx?
No one wants to spend their trip searching for a pharmacy or waiting for a telehealth appointment that might not be available in your time zone. RoamRx empowers travelers to take care of themselves on the spot—with prescription medications pre-approved by licensed physicians and shipped to your door before your trip.
You shouldn’t have to miss the meeting, cancel the tour, or suffer through it.
RoamRx helps you stay ready—no matter where the road takes you.