After answering some quick health questions, we’ll recommend suitable treatments for you.
*In people living with obesity or who are overweight
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Once you’ve been on treatment for around six months, we’ll review your weight to see how much you’ve lost in that time. For us to continue prescribing Wegovy® to you, you’ll need to have lost around 5% of your initial body weight and submit your results when we check in with you.
No GP or pharmacy visits, just a quick online consultation.
No in-person appointments, just a quick online consultation. It only takes a few minutes to fill out a brief confidential medical history, all from the comfort of your home.

Select from our recommended UK-licensed weight loss injectables.
We’ll help you select a recommended injectable weight loss treatment that’s right for you — no existing prescription needed.

Your treatment arrives in discreet packaging, direct to your door.
Delivered direct to you using medical-grade refrigerated packaging. It’s also logo-free, so only you know what’s inside. After it arrives, get ongoing support from our team.
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Always carry your Wegovy® pen in your hand luggage. Never place it in your checked baggage, as the aircraft hold can expose it to freezing temperatures that could damage the medication. Use a travel cooler to help keep your Wegovy® pen cold, especially if you’re travelling for extended periods in warm climates.
Unopened Wegovy® pens should be stored in a refrigerator between 2°C and 8°C. If that’s not possible, the pen can be kept at room temperature (up to 30°C) for up to 28 days. It’s important not to use any pen that has been exposed to temperatures outside this range.
To pass through airport security smoothly, make sure you carry your prescription with your name on it, along with the original box your medication came in. Carry your passport as your primary ID, and consider having extra proof of address (such as a utility bill) on hand in case further verification is requested.
Airline policies on travelling with medication can vary, so it’s best to contact your specific airline ahead of time to check what’s required for carrying medication on board.
Treatment begins with a low starting dose, which may be gradually increased every four weeks based on your progress.
Authored by Dr Clare Morrison. Last reviewed 01 February 2025 by Liyya Patel and Siobhan Titre.