As of October 14, 2026: medlocker.me no longer loads. A public DNS lookup for the domain fails, and the last homepage capture in the Internet Archive is from March 11, 2026. The business still operates at medlocker.med, but it no longer advertises the free prescription it was known for. Its How It Works page now says: "You'll need to provide a valid prescription before we can ship your order."
This is a dated record of what Medlocker said about itself from 2019 to 2026, built from archived copies of its own pages. Every claim links to its source. Where the record is silent, we say so.
The short version
- 2019: medlocker.me launches as an online store for "top-quality medications" with next-day delivery.
- 2021 to 2023: orders by phone and web form, a COVID delay notice, then the first warnings about people impersonating Medlocker.
- 2025: the site rebrands as "Medlocker Free Prescriptions Online Pharmacy" and promises a free prescription from partner prescribers with every order.
- Early 2026: promotions continue, a fraud alert page lists "Initiating legal action against offenders," the homepage warns "Legal action is underway," and support moves to a team called The Care Experts.
- By October 2026: medlocker.me does not resolve. medlocker.med asks customers to bring their own prescription and says it does not currently offer telemedicine directly.
2019: an online store for "Peak Performance"
The earliest archived copy of medlocker.me, captured October 22, 2019, carried the page title "Medlocker | High Quality Prescription Meds for Peak Performance." The homepage described the business in one line: "Medlocker is an online store that offers top-quality medications for improved overall body wellness."
The pitch was speed. "Purchase today and get your products within 24 hours from the time you placed your orders online," the homepage said, and it offered next-day delivery options and shipping "to most states in the US." The contact details were an email address, a toll-free number, and "Wilmington, DE, 19801, USA."
Testimonials sat under the heading "CUSTOMER STORIES." One read: "As a personal fitness trainer I only use the best medications for specific ailments and Medlocker has provided me with what I exactly need." The homepage text did not say how a prescription would be obtained or who would write it.
2021: phone orders and a COVID notice
By October 26, 2021, the site had a new toll-free number, +1-833-445-7714, which it kept for the next five years. A banner warned that "due to the current COVID19 Situation, there might be some delays in your orders."
Ordering ran through a short form. After submitting it, the page said: "An order fulfillment specialist will contact you in a short while." The same capture offered a free e-book in exchange for a name, email address, and phone number.
2023: the first impostor warning
The March 29, 2023 capture opened with a "NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC." It read: "Only transactions made through our official toll free number, +1-833-445-7714 and +1-833-445-7715 , will be honored and authorized by Medlocker." A pop-up read "Get your $20 OFF NOW!" and offered a free e-book for a name, email address, and phone number.
That warning, in different words, stayed on the site for the rest of its life.
2025: "Get your FREE Prescription, NOW"
The January 15, 2025 capture shows the biggest change in the site's history. The page title became "Medlocker Free Prescriptions Online Pharmacy | Medications delivered to your door." The homepage said: "Get a free prescription with every order from Medlocker, reviewed by U.S.-based partner prescribers and filled by trusted pharmacies."
The FAQ made the same promise from the customer's side. Asked how to submit a prescription, it answered: "No need to submit a prescription!" The next sentence explained: "Our partner doctors can write one during the ordering process." The FAQ did not name the prescribers, the medical group they worked for, or the pharmacies that filled the orders.
Payment worked by email. "Once you place your order, we'll send an invoice via email with a secure payment link," the FAQ said, and the homepage listed "Visa, Mastercard, Checks and Zelle." Reorders went through a separate form at reorder.medlocker.me. The footer now gave a street address: 1000 N West St., Wilmington, Delaware.
The impostor warning was rewritten too: "Medlocker does not initiate communication via phone or email to promote specific medications."
By August 6, 2025, the free prescription had become a "complimentary prescription" with a condition attached: "Get a complimentary prescription if medically appropriate with every order placed through Medlocker." The same capture ran a promotion for erectile dysfunction medication: "Get $20 OFF + Complimentary Prescription using promocode ED20 - ends July 31, 2025." The footer added a disclaimer: "Medlocker is not a pharmacy or prescriber." The newsletter sign-up said data would be handled "in compliance with PIPEDA and CAN-SPAM guidelines," naming a Canadian privacy law alongside a U.S. one.
Early 2026: a fraud alert and "Legal action is underway"
A dedicated fraud alert page, captured February 7, 2026, said Medlocker had identified attempts to "Impersonate Medlocker representatives" and other misuse of its name. Under "Our Response," it listed "Initiating legal action against offenders." The page did not name a court, a case, or a defendant.
The March 11, 2026 capture, the last homepage copy in the archive, carried the warning at the top of the homepage: "Important: Beware of fraudulent individuals or entities misrepresenting Medlocker." The next sentence read: "Legal action is underway."
The same capture shows the business as it last described itself on medlocker.me. The page title was now "Medlocker | Save on Home Prescription Delivery." The homepage said: "Medlocker connects you with independent partner pharmacies and independent U.S.-licensed prescribers." It promised that "Every order includes a complimentary prescription evaluation, if medically appropriate, and discreet delivery to your door." Promotions ran across the top: one offered to "Save as much as $140 OFF Birth Control Meds + Complimentary Prescription using promocode BIRTHCONTROL," and another said "Use FLASH10 at checkout." Support was now "Customer Support by the Care Experts Mon-Fri 9-6 ET."
The terms page, last captured June 18, 2026, limited promotions to people paying out of pocket and excluded anyone covered by Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and other government programs. It gave the reason: "These restrictions are implemented in accordance with the federal Anti-Kickback Statute (42 U.S.C. § 1320a-7b(b)), Civil Monetary Penalties Law (42 U.S.C. § 1320a-7a), and comparable state laws." The same sentence already appears in the February 7, 2026 capture of that page.
October 2026: medlocker.me goes dark, medlocker.med remains
As of October 14, 2026, medlocker.me does not resolve: Google's public DNS reports that the domain's name servers refuse to answer for it. The Internet Archive's capture list has no homepage copy after March 11, 2026.
The business is at medlocker.med, with the same toll-free number, +1-833-445-7714, and the same Wilmington street address, now with "Suite 1200." The homepage describes it this way: "Medlocker is a technology platform connecting you with independent licensed prescribers and pharmacies." The next sentence reads: "MJSI does not prescribe or dispense."
The free prescription is gone from the pitch. The How It Works page says: "For prescription medications: You'll need to provide a valid prescription before we can ship your order." Customers can upload a prescription, use one already on file, or have their prescriber or pharmacy send it to one of two named pharmacies: Advanced Pharmacy in Tampa, Florida, and Stroud Compounding & Wellness Drugstore in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. The FAQ answers the telemedicine question directly: "We do not currently offer telemedicine consultations directly." It names one dispensing pharmacy: "All medications are dispensed by Advanced Pharmacy, located at 4910 N Armenia Ave, Tampa, FL 33603."
The Terms of Use, with an effective date of September 27, 2026, describe a narrower role than the old homepage did: "Medlocker does not itself practice medicine, prescribe, diagnose, provide clinical advice, compound, dispense or ship medication." The same document still lists "a medical intake for independent prescriber review" as one kind of order request, so the terms leave room for a prescriber step that the How It Works page and FAQ do not offer today.
The catalog is still there: 48 products, each with a price per pill, in categories that include blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, antidepressants, erectile dysfunction, muscle relaxants, migraine, and antibiotics.
Who runs Medlocker?
None of the pages we read, old or new, names a founder, an owner, or an executive. The current Terms of Use name the operator: "Marcon John Solutions Inc." That is the "MJSI" in the homepage disclaimer. The contact address in the terms is 1000 N West St., Suite 1200, Wilmington, Delaware.
Two dates in the record do not line up. The earliest archived copy of medlocker.me is from October 2019, while the medlocker.med footer reads "© 2022–2026 Medlocker." We found no news coverage of the company and no public statement about the change.
Why did it change?
Medlocker has not published an explanation that we could find. Here is what the record shows, in order:
- Warnings about people impersonating Medlocker ran from 2023 to 2026, ending with a fraud alert page and a homepage banner that say legal action is underway.
- The free prescription was the headline offer through at least March 2026, often paired with promo codes.
- By February 2026 at the latest, the terms tied its promotions to the federal Anti-Kickback Statute and excluded government program beneficiaries.
- By late September 2026 the terms described a platform that does not prescribe, and by October the old domain no longer resolved.
We do not know which of these, if any, led to the change. The pages are linked above so you can read them yourself.
If you used Medlocker
Your medication history did not disappear with the domain. Here is what to check:
- Look at your label. The bottle or box names the pharmacy that filled it, the prescriber, and an Rx number.
- If you have refills left, any pharmacy can usually transfer the prescription. Call the pharmacy you want to use and give them the old pharmacy's name and phone number and the Rx number.
- If you are out of refills, there is nothing left to transfer, and you need a new prescription.
- If you want to keep ordering from Medlocker, its site says you now need to provide that prescription yourself.
Where Temi fits
Temi is a doctor's office for the prescription part. If you take a non-controlled medication and need a new prescription for it, you answer a few questions online and a licensed physician reviews your request within 48 hours, often sooner. The review costs $15 per medication, shown before you pay, or $0 with Temi Care. If the physician approves, the prescription goes to the pharmacy you choose, and you pay that pharmacy for the medication. Temi does not sell or ship medication.
Temi serves patients located in Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin. It does not prescribe controlled substances.
See how Temi compares with Medlocker, or start with the Medlocker alternative page. Before you buy from any online pharmacy, run these seven checks.
This history reflects Medlocker's own pages as archived and as published on October 14, 2026. If Medlocker publishes an explanation or changes its service, we will update this article.
Frequently asked questions
Is Medlocker still open?
The business operates at medlocker.med. Its old address, medlocker.me, no longer loads as of October 14, 2026, and the new site asks you to provide your own prescription for prescription medications.
Does Medlocker still give free prescriptions?
Its old site promised a complimentary prescription evaluation with every order. As of October 14, 2026, its FAQ says: "We do not currently offer telemedicine consultations directly."
Who owns Medlocker?
Its Terms of Use name the operator as Marcon John Solutions Inc., at an address in Wilmington, Delaware. None of its pages that we read names a founder or an executive.
How do I get my prescription refilled now?
If you have refills left, ask any pharmacy to transfer the prescription. If you are out, you need a new prescription. Temi has a licensed physician review a refill request for $15 per medication and sends an approved prescription to the pharmacy you choose.
