You’re unlike anyone else. You’re you. Unique. And you want treatment on your own terms. That’s why we’ve made our plans adjustable, to meet your specific needs. Here’s our guide to how much our plans cost, based on your treatment, dose and frequency.
Which is why we’re constantly reviewing our plans to make sure they’re affordable. Below, you’ll find the cost of our medicines according to your care plan.
And if you take a free consultation but aren’t recommended treatment by the doctor, or don’t start a care plan, you won’t be charged.
The price of our treatment plans is inclusive of consultation with our prescriber, delivery to you, and follow ups from our clinical team.
Cilique is a combined pill used for birth control.
Cimizt is a combined hormonal birth control pill. It works to prevent pregnancy.
Elevin is a combined hormonal birth control pill.
Eloine is a combined hormonal birth control pill, used to prevent unexpected pregnancy.
The same as Katya. Higher dose version of Femodette.
Same medication as Marvelon and Cimitz. Lower oestrogen dosage available.
‘Monophasic’ pill, so each pill has the same amount of hormones in it.
21-day pill. Very similar to Rigevidon and Microgynon.
Safest pill category. Very similar to Cilest and Cilique.
Triphasic pill, so it contains three different doses of hormones. Available as a 21 or 28 day pill.
21-day pill. Very similar pill to Yasmin.
21-day pill. Higher dose version of Mercilon.
Very similar to Marvelon, but contains less oestrogen.
Very similar to Rigevidon, Ovranette and Levest.
Combined pill that’s available in two different doses, so it’s good for oestrogen sensitivity.
The same active ingredients as Microgynon, made by a different company.
Quadriphasic pill, so four different amounts of hormones in the pills.
21-day pill. Very similar to Ovranette, Microgynon and Levest.
Same pill as Millinette and Femodette but made by a different company.
Biphasic 21-day combined pill, so two different quantities of hormones.
Phasic pill like Logynon, but made by a different company.
21-day pill. Very similar to Yasmin and Lucette.
The same active ingredients as Eloine, with a little more oestrogen.
Evra patch is a once weekly skin patch that protects you against pregnancy.
A ring you insert once a month, with the same hormones as the combined pill.
Same ingredients, at the same dosage as Zelleta, Feanolla and Cerelle.
A 12-hour progesterone only pill like Cerazette, but it’s a generic pill, not a branded one.
Same pill as Cerazette, Cerelle and Zelleta.
Progesterone-only pill with a three-hour missed pill window.
Pfizer mini pill. Slightly different hormone to Cerazette.
12 hour missed pill window. Similar to Cerazette and Cerelle.
Cialis is an erectile dysfunction tablet that can last all weekend (for up to 36 hours).
Levitra is a drug for ED which works to give you harder, firmer erections.
Sildenafil is a tablet that helps you get and keep an erection strong enough for sex.
Gets to work from 15 minutes. Lasts for up to 5 hours.
Tadalafil is an erectile dysfunction drug better known as generic Cialis.
Generic version of Levitra, Same medication, lower price.
Viagra is a prescription pill that helps you get and keep an erection.
Works in the same way as Viagra, but you don’t need a prescription for it.
Daily pill. Generic version of Propecia.
Available as a low-dose HRT combined tablet, so it’s good for oestrogen and progesterone sensitivity.
Sequential HRT. For women who are experiencing menopausal symptoms and still having their period.
