I think it's definitely an interesting concept. Maybe the market isn't ready for it yet (regulations), but hopefully this startup can spur a congressional discu

I think it's definitely an interesting concept. Maybe the market isn't ready for it yet (regulations), but hopefully this startup can spur a congressional discussion about online prescriptions in 3-5 years. It's essentially one-step beyond telemedicine. Nothing wrong with that. And as it expands to include other drugs such as ED drugs and maybe (maybe) drugs such as adderall. What I really don't like is them calling themselves the "Uber of birth control", do you expect women to share their birth control with each other!?!?!? This is not a sharing economy business and should not be referred to as such. This is a form of digital medicine, one step beyond telemedicine and should be referred to as such. Stop being lazy and figure out how to describe your company.