Pink eye treatment in Toronto, online
Pink eye spreads fast through Toronto households, offices, and daycares, and it rarely needs an in-person visit to sort out. A licensed Ontario pharmacist can assess it online and, when appropriate, prescribe treatment or guide your care - usually within 24 hours, free with your health card.
*Free with a valid Ontario health card. Without one, the assessment is a flat $30.
Getting pink eye treated in Toronto
See a licensed Ontario pharmacist about Pink eye from home. It is free with a valid Ontario health card, or $30 without, and you usually hear back within 24 hours.
Toronto's emergency rooms and walk-in clinics are among the busiest in the country, and none of them are the right place for a UTI or a case of pink eye. Pharmly lets you handle those from your phone on the TTC or your couch, and have any prescription delivered across the city.
Want the full clinical picture? Read our complete pink eye guide - symptoms, causes, treatment options and when to seek other care. When you are ready, the assessment for Toronto residents takes about five minutes.
How it works
Tell us your symptoms
Pick Pink eye and answer a short, secure questionnaire from your phone or laptop, anywhere in Toronto.
A pharmacist assesses you
A licensed Ontario pharmacist reviews your answers and follows up within 24 business hours (our average is about 2 hours) - by message or call.
Get your treatment plan
When appropriate, your pharmacist prescribes treatment with free delivery in Toronto - or sends it to a pharmacy near you.
Pink eye in Toronto: common questions
Can an Ontario pharmacist prescribe for conjunctivitis?
Yes. As of 2026, Ontario pharmacists can assess and treat conjunctivitis as one of the province's minor ailments. With Pharmly, a licensed Ontario pharmacist reviews your online questionnaire and, when appropriate, prescribes treatment and sends it to your pharmacy - no appointment, referral or family doctor needed.
How much does a conjunctivitis assessment cost?
It is free with a valid Ontario health card. Without one, it is a flat $30. If a medication is prescribed, you pay the usual price for it and your drug plan may cover it.
How quickly will I hear back?
A licensed Ontario pharmacist reviews your answers and follows up within 24 business hours (our average is about 2 hours), often sooner. If anything urgent is flagged, we direct you to the right level of care.
Is pink eye treatment free in Toronto?
With a valid Ontario health card the assessment is free, because Ontario pays pharmacies for minor ailment assessments. Without a card it is a flat $30. If a medication is prescribed you pay the usual price for it, which your drug plan may cover.
I just moved to Toronto and do not have a family doctor - can I still use Pharmly?
Yes. You never need a family doctor or a referral. With a valid Ontario health card the assessment is free; if you are new to the province and do not have one yet, it is a flat $30. A licensed Ontario pharmacist reviews your answers and follows up, usually within 24 hours.
Pink eye treatment is also available in: Ottawa · Mississauga · London · Hamilton · Kitchener · Windsor
Toronto residents can also get assessed for: Cold sores · Urinary tract infection · all conditions in Toronto
Feel better, faster.
Start your free assessment and a licensed Ontario pharmacist will be in touch within 24 business hours (our average is about 2 hours).
Start your free assessment**Free with a valid Ontario health card. Without one, the assessment is a flat $30.