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Weight Loss Injections

Weight Loss

Possible treatments following consultation

You can view factual treatment options and prices for Weight Loss Injections below without an account. No medicine is guaranteed: a prescriber will assess your answers and decide with you what is safe and suitable.

If you are looking for a stronger option to support weight loss, prescription weight loss injections may be suitable. At GetMyMeds we offer injectable weight loss treatments, reviewed by our clinicians, alongside guidance on healthy eating and activity.

How It Works

  1. Complete an online consultation — share details about your weight, height, health and lifestyle, including any medicines you take.
  2. A clinician reviews suitability — one of our prescribers checks whether weight loss injections are appropriate and safe for you, and may request further information.
  3. Discreet delivery — if approved, your pen is dispensed and delivered in plain packaging, with clear instructions on how to inject.

Who Is It For

Weight loss injections are generally intended for people above a certain body mass index (BMI), or a lower BMI with weight-related health conditions. Many work by mimicking a natural gut hormone that helps you feel fuller for longer, and are used alongside a reduced-calorie diet and regular physical activity. They are not suitable for everyone, which is why a clinician review is essential.

FAQ

Is it difficult to inject myself? Most weight loss injections come in a pre-filled pen with a very fine needle. We provide step-by-step instructions, and our team can answer any questions.

Are there side effects? As with any medicine, side effects are possible and vary by treatment. Nausea and digestive upset are among the more common ones. Our clinicians will explain what to expect and what to watch for.

Can I stay on treatment long term? This depends on the medicine and your response to it. Your treatment will be reviewed over time, and we recommend keeping your GP informed.