Weight loss treatment online

Every medicine has risks. Your doctor reviews your history and contraindications before prescribing and explains the side effects to you.

Message your doctor in your account chat at any time. For severe or sudden symptoms, call 112.

Insulin and sulfonylureas need extra care. The questionnaire asks about everything you take.

These medicines are not prescribed during pregnancy, while trying to conceive or while breastfeeding. A personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, or a past episode of pancreatitis, can also rule some of them out. The questionnaire asks about all of this, and if treatment isn't right for you, the doctor explains why and your fee is refunded.

Weekly or daily injectable treatments, or oral options. The doctor decides case by case, based on your health history, and sometimes the answer is no.

Generally adults with a BMI of 30 or above, or 27 and above with a weight-related condition such as high blood pressure or type 2 diabetes. The questionnaire checks this first.

Nausea, diarrhoea, vomiting and constipation, mostly while the dose is being increased. Your doctor explains what to expect and you can message them at any time.

Yes. Weight tends to return after stopping, so your doctor helps you plan it.

Yes. You can note them in the questionnaire. The doctor explains the options that fit your case and decides whether any is appropriate.

You answer a 5-minute questionnaire about your weight, health and medicines. An EU-licensed doctor reads it, may ask follow-up questions in the private chat in your account, and prescribes only if appropriate. The doctor replies in under 2 hours on average. If treatment is approved, your e-prescription appears in your account, and you collect and pay for the medicine at a pharmacy of your choice.

Yes. Changes to eating, activity and sleep are the foundation of any plan, and for some people they are enough on their own. Medicine is added to these changes, not used instead of them. If an in-person assessment suits you better, for example with your GP or a specialist obesity service where options such as surgery are discussed, your doctor tells you.

Many weight-management medicines are started at a low dose and increased step by step over several weeks, which helps limit side effects. You only move up when your doctor agrees, based on how you are feeling. If side effects are hard to manage, the doctor can keep you on the same dose for longer or step back down.

€25 every 28 days for the ongoing plan, or €35 for a one-time consultation. The medicine is paid separately at the pharmacy.

Yes, anytime from your account. Your plan simply stops at the end of the current cycle.

We refund that period's €25 fee and cancel the plan, automatically.

Before every 28-day renewal, you tell your doctor how you are getting on, including your weight and any side effects. Your doctor reviews it and decides whether to continue, adjust your dose or pause. Changes are never automatic, and if the doctor can't approve the renewal, that period's €25 fee is refunded and the plan is cancelled.