How to Find Valtoco in Stock Near You (Tools + Tips)

Valtoco (diazepam nasal spray) is a critical rescue medication for people with epilepsy. Unlike most prescriptions, it can't wait—you need it on hand before a seizure cluster happens, not during one. The problem is that Valtoco is a specialty product stocked by only a fraction of retail pharmacies. Here's your step-by-step guide to finding Valtoco in stock near you in 2026.

Why Is Finding Valtoco in Stock Difficult?

Valtoco is a brand-name-only medication made by a single manufacturer (Neurelis, Inc.). Because there is no generic version, pharmacies that don't see high demand often skip stocking it. It's also a Schedule IV controlled substance, which adds handling requirements. See our full explainer: Why Is Valtoco So Hard to Find?.

Step 1: Use medfinder to Check Multiple Pharmacies at Once

The fastest way to find Valtoco near you is to use medfinder. You enter your medication name (Valtoco), your dose kit (5 mg, 10 mg, 15 mg, or 20 mg), and your ZIP code. medfinder then calls pharmacies near you on your behalf to check which ones have your specific dose in stock. Results are texted to you—no need to make dozens of calls yourself.

Step 2: Call Specialty Pharmacies First

Not all pharmacies are equal when it comes to specialty medications like Valtoco. Your best bets are:

Specialty pharmacies: CVS Specialty, Walgreens Specialty, Optum Specialty, and hospital-affiliated outpatient pharmacies carry a wider range of specialty products.

myNEURELIS partner pharmacies: PharmaCord Pharmacy (NABP 1836191) is a preferred dispensing partner for Valtoco. E-prescriptions sent there can be filled reliably.

Large chain pharmacies: Major chains like CVS, Walgreens, and Rite Aid may carry Valtoco at their higher-volume locations. Call ahead to confirm.

Step 3: Contact the myNEURELIS Support Program

Neurelis, the maker of Valtoco, runs a dedicated patient support program called myNEURELIS. Their team of case managers can help you:

Identify pharmacies near you with Valtoco in stock

Navigate insurance prior authorization requirements

Apply for the copay card (as low as $20 for commercially insured patients)

Enroll in the Patient Assistance Program (free medication for eligible uninsured patients)

Reach myNEURELIS at 1-866-696-3873 (1-866-myNEURELIS), Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 8 PM ET.

Step 4: Ask Your Prescriber to Send the Prescription Electronically

Electronic prescriptions (e-prescriptions) sent directly to a specialty pharmacy that stocks Valtoco can speed up the fill process significantly. Ask your neurologist or epileptologist to e-prescribe Valtoco directly to PharmaCord Pharmacy or another confirmed specialty pharmacy in your area. This eliminates a step where patients carry a paper prescription to a pharmacy that doesn't stock the medication.

Step 5: Plan Refills in Advance

Because Valtoco is a rescue medication, you should always have a fresh kit before you need it. Start looking for a refill when you open your current kit—not when you've used the last dose. This gives you days or even weeks to locate the medication without pressure. Valtoco should be stored at room temperature (68°F to 77°F) and not frozen. Check expiration dates regularly.

What If Every Pharmacy Near Me Is Out of Stock?

If you've exhausted local options and still can't find Valtoco in stock, contact myNEURELIS immediately. They can facilitate a direct ship through a specialty mail pharmacy. Also talk to your neurologist—they may have samples on hand for bridge supply, or they can discuss alternative rescue medications such as Nayzilam or Diastat while you wait for Valtoco to become available.

Learn more about options in our companion guide: Alternatives to Valtoco If You Can't Fill Your Prescription.