Online clinic
Treatment without the waiting room
Complete a short, confidential consultation online. A pharmacist reviews every one before anything is supplied, and you're only charged if it's approved.
- GPhC-registered pharmacyEvery consultation reviewed by a UK pharmacist
- Only charged if approvedWe hold the payment until the pharmacist says yes
- Discreet deliveryPlain packaging, or collect from us in Longton
Our clinics
What we can help with
Pick the clinic that fits. You'll see the treatments available, then answer a few questions for our pharmacist.
Erectile dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction is common and treatable. Complete a short, confidential consultation and one of our pharmacists will check which treatment is safe for you.
Discreet packaging
Start consultationPremature ejaculation
Treatments to help you last longer. Answer a few confidential questions and our pharmacist will review them before anything is supplied.
Discreet packaging
Start consultationPeriod delay
Norethisterone can delay your period for holidays, events or special occasions. Start it 3 days before your period is due.
Start 3 days before your period
Start consultationUrine infection (UTI)
Treatment for uncomplicated urine infections (cystitis) in women, or a stand-by supply to keep for when you need it, for example when travelling.
3-day course
Start consultationUnwanted facial hair
A prescription cream that slows the growth of unwanted facial hair in women. Use it alongside your usual hair removal method.
Results in 6 to 8 weeks
Start consultation
How it works
Three steps, all online
Complete a consultation
Choose a treatment and answer a few confidential health questions. It takes a few minutes.
Pharmacist review
A pharmacist checks it's safe and right for you. We only take payment if it's approved.
Delivered discreetly
Sent in plain packaging, or collect it from the pharmacy in Longton.
Not sure which treatment is right?
Talk it through with one of our pharmacists, in confidence. If you have severe symptoms or feel very unwell, speak to your GP or call NHS 111. In an emergency call 999.