Wegovy
Semaglutide
Starting from £124.99
Explore WegovyEffectiveness
Patients lost an average of 15–17% of their body weight when combined with diet and exercise.
Clinician-led weight loss
Reviewed by a UK prescriber. Supported by our app, every day.
Four options, all prescription-only. Which one suits you is a decision for your prescriber, not a choice you make at checkout.
Semaglutide
Starting from £124.99
Explore WegovyEffectiveness
Patients lost an average of 15–17% of their body weight when combined with diet and exercise.
Tirzepatide
Starting from £168.99
Explore MounjaroEffectiveness
Patients lost an average of 20%+ of their body weight when combined with diet and exercise.
Oral Semaglutide
Starting from £134.99
Explore Wegovy PillEffectiveness
Patients lost an average of 15–17% of their body weight when combined with diet and exercise.
Orforglipron
Starting from £109.99
Explore Foundayo PillEffectiveness
Clinical trials showed patients taking the highest dose achieved an average weight loss of around 12% when combined with diet and exercise.
Prescription-only medicines, supplied only where a prescriber judges them clinically appropriate, and not suitable for everyone. Prices include medication and consultation. Trial averages alongside diet and exercise; individual results vary.
Stride mobile app • Free with every weight loss plan
The app carries the parts of the month you should not have to hold in your head.
When you lose weight, some of it can be muscle.
Use our app to help:
- Build a strength plan around your equipment and schedule
- Hit a daily protein target
- Track both every week
Eating too little can affect your muscle, hair and energy.
Use our app to help:
- Make sure you’re eating enough calories each day
- Hit your protein goal alongside it
- Log meals from a photo, a barcode or your usual favourites
Track every dose, every site.
Use our app to help:
- Log where you’ve injected with a simple tap
- For reminders, sites used in the last four weeks are greyed out, so you can rotate easily
- Track your dose history, so it is saved and ready for your pharmacist review
It’s easy to drink less than you need when you’re eating less.
Use our app to help:
- Achieve your daily water goal
- Log a glass in one tap
- See what’s left for the day at a glance
- Available on iOS and Android
- Ready from the day your first order is confirmed
- No extra cost, no subscription
What a supported year looks like
Your first year
Months 1 to 3
Getting started
3–6%
average loss by month 3
Lowest dose first, stepped up when your prescriber agrees.
Months 4 to 6
Finding your rhythm
8–12%
average loss by month 6
Dose reviewed against how you are actually doing.
Months 7 to 12
Keeping it off
15–20%
average loss by month 12
A maintenance plan either way, reviewed each year.
Trial averages, depending on the treatment prescribed; individual results vary.
A short online assessment, read by a prescriber, with pharmacy support every month after that.
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Never miss a dose
A reminder when your weekly injection is due, and a tick when it is done.
Watch the line move
Weigh-ins and side effects logged from your first week, ready for each check-in.
Eligibility
Your BMI
30 or above
Or 27 and above where you also live with a weight-related condition such as high blood pressure or type 2 diabetes.
Your details
18 or over, living in the UK
We need a UK delivery address and, with your permission, your GP details so your care stays joined up.
Your history
Some conditions rule it out
Pregnancy, breastfeeding, certain thyroid and pancreatic conditions and some eating disorders mean treatment is not appropriate.
Meeting these points does not guarantee a prescription. The prescriber decides, and they may decline or ask for more information.
Patient stories
Rated 5 out of 5
GPhC reg. 9013195
Trusted by weight-loss customers everywhere
“The monthly check-in is the bit that worked”
I had tried on my own more times than I can count. Having someone actually look at my numbers each month, and adjust when it stalled, is what made the difference. The first fortnight was rough and the pharmacist talked me through it.
“Nothing was oversold to me”
The assessment was thorough and I was told plainly that the treatment might not suit me. When it was approved, the plan came with a starting dose and an explanation of why. It arrived in plain packaging, which mattered to me.
“The app kept me honest”
Logging the weekly dose sounds small but it stopped me drifting. Seeing the line move over six months, rather than one weigh-in to the next, changed how I thought about the whole thing.
You complete an online assessment covering your medical history, current health, lifestyle and what you want treatment to achieve. A clinician reviews it, and if a treatment is suitable for you they will discuss the options and put a plan in place. If it is not suitable, they will tell you why and what else might help.
Eligibility is based on your BMI, your medical history and any weight-related conditions you have. Rather than guess, complete the assessment and a clinician will confirm whether treatment is appropriate for you. There is no obligation to go ahead.
Your height and weight, your medical history, any medicines you already take, previous attempts at weight loss, and anything that might affect whether treatment is safe for you. Answering fully and honestly matters, because the clinical review depends on it.
Assessments are reviewed by our clinical team and you will be contacted with the outcome. If we need more information before making a decision, we will ask you for it rather than approve or refuse on an incomplete picture.
Yes. Weight management works best as part of a wider plan, so our team stay in touch through your treatment to check how you are getting on and to adjust the plan where needed.
No. Any treatment we provide is intended to be used alongside a reduced-calorie diet and more physical activity, not instead of them. Your plan will cover what that looks like in practice.
A clinician will explain why and, where appropriate, talk through other options. Being told no is a sign the assessment is doing its job.
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