Pharmacy2U offer a convenient and confidential private GP consultation service

NHS Contracted Pharmacy GMC-Registered Doctors GPhC regulated

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Weight Loss

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Hair Loss

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Skin Conditions

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Getting treatment is as easy as 1,2,3

Start your consultation Complete a short questionnaire based consultation.

Our GPs prescribe Our UK-registered GPs review, usually within 24 hours.

Treatment delivered Your medicines are sent in discreet packaging.

Regulated by the Care Quality Commission

The service is regulated by the Care Quality Commission and our UK-based Doctors are GMC-registered. Patients can choose to receive updates via SMS or email, in addition to various delivery options including next working day delivery. We offer a range of secure credit or debit card payment options and PayPal.

General Pharmaceutical Council's advice for online treatment

The General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) and other UK health organisations have produced a handy guide to help people going online for medicines or treatment.
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If you have a medical emergency do not use this service. Take action with your own doctor, visit Accident and Emergency or call an ambulance immediately.

Consultation & Treatment Pricing

If you’d like to know how much the cost of a treatment is, please view our pricing page which allows you to view the cost of a consultation and prescription treatment.

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Need advice?

If you haven’t used the Online Doctor Service before you can start by learning how it works. You can read our patient guide for important information regarding this service. You can also learn You can also view our delivery information to see costs.

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If you have a medical emergency do not use this service. Take action with your own doctor, visit Accident and Emergency or call an ambulance immediately.