Fastest Medication Delivery in Australia

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By: Anna Faulkner
19/09/2025
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Fastest Medication Delivery in Australia

Perhaps one of the biggest benefits of using virtual healthcare services is the quick access to medication when you need it most. However, not all telehealth providers offer medication delivery, and some may take more than a day to deliver your medicine. In this MediCompare article, I share some of the fastest online medication delivery services, including pharmacies and telehealth providers that offer speedy electronic prescriptions (e-scripts).

Besides speed, some offer eScripts, GP consults or pharmacist advice, vitamins and other pharmacy items, as well as free delivery. Pick what matches your needs best, click to order, and sit back and relax. Your medicine will be on its way in no time.

Under 3-Hour Delivery Options

The most reliable and fastest delivery options are often only available in metro areas, so check the fine print before you order.

  • Hola Health: Comprehensive and highly rated 24/7 telehealth provider, offering everything from doctors’ consults and eScripts to 2-hour delivery from your nearest pharmacy. Once you’ve received your electronic token, you’ll upload your prescription through their app.
  • Hola Meds: A dedicated pharmacy delivery app, which connects you with your local pharmacy and provides delivery within 2 hours in metro areas. The app also offers access to other pharmacy items, such as vitamins, and doctors’ appointments.
  • Chemist Warehouse: Aussie staple with a best-price guarantee that offers delivery within 3 hours within a 50km radius of participating stores – and you know they’re everywhere. Full catalogue available online and free shipping over $70. Partnered with Instant Consult for telehealth consultations and eScripts.
  • DoorDash: You can also use the DoorDash app for fast medication delivery. They partner with pharmacies, including Chemist Warehouse and TerryWhite Chemmart (which also offers telehealth consults). This means an extensive delivery and pharmacy network, which may be available in more areas than some other options.
  • Chemist2U: Pharmacy delivery site and app that has same-day delivery options in metro areas, if you order before 2 pm. Service can be as quick as 2 hours. Free over $75 and with a weight loss focus, too.
  • Pharmacy 777: Express same-day delivery service for local areas if ordered before 12:30 p.m. on weekdays.
  • Evermed: A medication delivery service that delivers by same-day courier in cities and major towns.

How to Use These Services

  • Check Service Availability: Make sure that the provider covers your area. Check on cut-off times for express delivery options. Ensure that your location is serviced by the provider. Check on any tech requirements. Some allow ordering online or by phone, some are only available via an app.
  • Upload Your Script: Before you upload your script, double-check all your details, including your Medicare number and name, are correct. Make sure the medication is stated correctly and the script is dated. Securely upload your script via the provider’s app or website.
  • Select Delivery Speed: As many providers have different delivery options, choose the one you need. You can enter any free delivery token – some providers offer this for the first order or above a certain order amount. Pay for the delivery. Double-check you got a receipt.
  • Track Your Order: Most services provide a real-time tracking link. It’s a good idea to check the estimated arrival time straight away and at regular intervals – unless you have notifications enabled. You don’t want to miss your order, as some services require you to sign for it.
  • Receive Your Medication: Be available close to the estimated delivery time. Provide the driver with any necessary address details, especially if the delivery is arriving after hours. Have your ID ready for the delivery driver.

Disclaimer

This article is independently researched and for informational purposes only.  It is no substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or a qualified health professional with any questions you may have about your health or medical conditions.