Weight Loss

Losing weight could prove to be quite a challenging process for most individuals. What it demands is a lot of dedication, changes in the lifestyle and also perseverance. Regular exercise and a healthy and proper diet are necessary to help an individual in the process of losing weight. But there may be cases where these methods might not be sufficient to achieve the results that are actually desired. Thus there comes the need for Weight Loss Injections. These injections are also referred to as the injectable medications and they can prove to be great tools that can help a person while they are striving hard to lose weight.

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Weight Loss Treatment

Pharmulous is a trusted pharmacy for weight loss treatments. We make it straightforward to access a weight loss prescription online with a clinician-reviewed consultation and free UK delivery. Whether you're exploring medical options for the first time or continuing an existing treatment plan, our UK-registered clinicians are here to help you find the right approach - safely, confidentially, and at a price that works for you.

Prescription weight loss options available

We offer a range of clinically proven weight loss treatments to suit a variety of different needs and health profiles.

GLP-1 injections

GLP-1 receptor agonists such as Mounjaro (tirzepatide) and Wegovy (semaglutide) are once-weekly injectable treatments that work by mimicking hormones involved in appetite regulation. They help reduce hunger, slow gastric emptying, and support significant, sustained weight loss when combined with a reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity. People taking Mounjaro tend to lose up to 20% of their body weight, while those taking Wegovy often lose around 15-17%.

Oral weight loss medication

Orlistat (also available as branded Xenical) is a daily oral capsule that works by blocking the absorption of approximately 30% of dietary fat in the gut. It is a well-established option for patients who prefer a tablet-based approach or are not suitable for injectable treatments.

Why lose weight with medical support?

Excess weight is linked to a range of serious health conditions, including heart disease, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and certain cancers. Even modest weight loss of 5 -10% of your body weight can meaningfully reduce these risks, improve energy levels, ease joint pain, and support better mental health.

Prescription treatments are available to patients with a BMI of 30 or above, or 27 or above with a weight-related health condition. Thresholds are lower for people of South Asian, Middle Eastern, Black African, or African-Caribbean backgrounds. Not sure where you stand? Check your BMI before starting your consultation.

Who is weight loss treatment suitable for?

Our prescription weight loss treatments are suitable for adults who have not been able to achieve sufficient weight loss through diet and exercise alone. During your online consultation, our clinicians will review your medical history, current medications, and weight loss goals to confirm which treatment is the right fit for you. If one option is not appropriate, we will recommend a suitable alternative.

How to request weight loss treatment online

1. Online Consultation

We ask you to complete a quick and easy consultation and get you started.

2. Treatment Selection

We have a selection of treatments available for various conditions.

3. Order Processing

Our clinician team reviews your online weight loss prescription to ensure it is safe and
appropriate.

4. Express Delivery

You will have complete visibility and control of your delivery.

Join our online weight loss clinic to get started today.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Pharmulous weight loss assessment?
It’s an online questionnaire that helps determine whether weight loss medication is suitable for you. This supports safe and appropriate prescribing and supply.
Why do I need to verify ID?
We verify ID to confirm the identity of the patient and to ensure the medication is supplied safely and appropriately.
When do I need to verify ID?
ID verification is required with your initial order.
How do I verify ID?
You’ll be asked to upload a photo ID (for example, a passport or driving licence) during the initial order process.
Why do I need to verify weight?
Weight verification confirms key clinical information from the assessment so the medication can be prescribed and supplied safely and appropriately.
How is weight verified?
Weight is verified independently using a video recording that shows:
- your full length, and
- the weight reading on the scales clearly visible.
When do I need to verify weight?
Weight verification is required to proceed with treatment. In some cases, you can choose to verify at the time of ordering or verify later (see below).
What if I can’t upload a weight video recording at the time I place my order?
You can still complete your online assessment and opt to verify your weight later.
If you choose this option, you must book a weight verification video consultation where you will show your weight on the scales.
Please note: Your order will be placed on hold until the appointment is booked and attended.
How often is weight verification required?
Weight verification is required every 6 months via a video consultation. This helps ensure the medication remains safe and effective for you.
What makes a weight verification video acceptable?
To avoid delays, ensure:
- your full body is visible (full length),
- the scales reading is clear and readable, and
- the video is steady and well lit.
What happens if my video is unclear or missing information?
If we can’t verify the details, we’ll ask you to re-submit or complete weight verification via a video consultation. Your order may be paused until verification is complete.
What type of scales should I use?
Use a reliable set of digital scales on a hard, flat surface. Make sure the display can be clearly seen in the video / consultation.
Will my information be kept private?
Yes. ID and verification information is handled securely and used only for identity, safety, and clinical suitability checks.