A skin condition caused by mites that burrow into the skin, causing intense itching and a red, bumpy rash.1
Applied just once and left on for at least 6 hours—no repeat applications needed for most patients.
Meets the FDA’s definition of “complete cure”—no mites, eggs, or symptoms after a single treatment.1
One-and-Done
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Kills Scabies Where They Live
Works in the top layer of skin, where mites burrow, feed, and lay eggs.1
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Targeted Formulation
Specially formulated to stop mites from moving, feeding, or reproducing.1
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One Treatment
Eliminates both mites and their eggs with a single application.1
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Fast Itch Relief
As mites are removed, itching, rash, and discomfort begin to resolve—so you can get back to life, fast.
Think you need weeks of treatment for scabies? Not with Natroba™ (Spinosad).
Natroba™ (Spinosad) is a breakthrough, single-application scabies treatment. It’s the only scabies treatment FDA-approved as a “complete cure.”1
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Targets Mites and Eggs
Natroba™’s (Spinosad) modern formula eliminates both scabies mites and their eggs, reducing the risk of recurrence.1
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One TreatmentIn clinical studies, up to 83.9% of patients treated with Natroba™ (Spinosad) achieved a “complete cure” at 28 days after a single application1, unlike other treatments requiring multiple applications several weeks apart.
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Shorter Application TimeOnly needs to be left on for 6 hours1, versus 8–14 hours with older creams like permethrin.
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Naturally DerivedSpinosad is derived from soil bacterium. Natroba™ (Spinosad) is safe, gentle, and applied only to the skin—not absorbed in the bloodstream. It’s FDA-approved for children as young as 4 years.1
*Oral ivermectin is not FDA-approved for scabies but may be prescribed off-label.
Natroba™ (Spinosad) is widely covered by insurance plans and Medicaid.
Natroba™ (Spinosad) is the brand name and Spinosad is the authorized generic version. Which version you get will depend on your doctor’s preference and your insurance. The formulations are identical and equally safe and effective.
Get back to life,
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Order Natroba™ (Spinosad) scabies medicine online for fast, discreet, prescription delivery right to your door.
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How is Natroba™ (Spinosad) different?
It works. Nearly all patients are scabies free after a single application of Natroba™ (Spinosad).1
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How fast does Natroba™ (Spinosad) work?
Natroba™ (Spinosad) is designed to work in an easy single application that is simply rinsed off your body after 6 hours.1
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Is Natroba™ (Spinosad) safe?
Yes, Natroba™ (Spinosad) only targets the bugs, not the body. That means the active ingredient is not absorbed past the top layer of your skin.1
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Is a prescription required for Natroba™ (Spinosad)?
Yes, ask your doctor for Natroba™ (Spinosad) or you can get a prescription online here—fast and easy.
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How much does Natroba™ (Spinosad) cost?
Many families only pay their usual insurance co-pay, or an online cash purchase option is also available.
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Is Natroba™ (Spinosad) covered by insurance?
Yes, Natroba™ (Spinosad) is covered by many major insurance plans.2 When you click “Get Natroba™ Now”, you will know your exact cost.
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Does Natroba™ (Spinosad) kill the scabies eggs?
Yes.1,3
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What is scabies?
Scabies is a skin infestation caused by tiny mites that burrow into the skin, causing itching and rash.5
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How do you get scabies?
Through prolonged skin-to-skin contact with an infested individual; or sometimes via contaminated bedding or clothing.6
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What are the symptoms of scabies?
Intense itching, small bumps, or burrow lines. A rash may appear on fingers, writs, and other areas.7
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Is scabies contagious?
Yes, scabies spreads through prolonged skin-to-skin contact with an infested individual.6
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How soon after exposure to scabies do symptoms appear?
Symptoms typically appear in 3-6 weeks for first infestation. If previously exposed, symptoms can appear within 1-4 days. Scabies can be spread prior to symptoms appearing, so it is important to treat all household members and close contacts.7
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Can scabies go away on its own?
No, scabies requires a prescription treatment.4
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How do you treat scabies?
You can treat scabies with Natroba™ (Spinosad). It typically works in a single, full-body application.1