Before you begin: your answers are reviewed by a UK-registered prescriber and kept confidential. Please answer honestly and in full — it's what keeps your treatment safe. Do you understand and agree to answer honestly?
What was your sex registered at birth?
How old are you?
What is your family/ethnic background?

This is used to apply the correct BMI threshold.

Your height and weight

We use this to work out your BMI. Choose the units you know.

Height
Weight
Height
Weight

Your BMI is worked out automatically and checked by the pharmacist.

Do you have a target weight in mind?
Do you have any of these weight-related conditions?
Have you ever been diagnosed with, or do you currently have, any of these conditions?
Have you ever made yourself vomit, or used laxatives, diuretics or excessive exercise, to control your weight or shape?
Are you currently having thoughts of harming yourself or that life is not worth living?
Do you have any surgery or procedure under general anaesthetic or sedation planned in the next few weeks?
Do you have, or have you ever had, any other medical conditions or operations not listed above — for example neurological (stroke/Parkinson's), breathing (asthma/COPD), or mental-health conditions?
Are you currently taking any medicines (prescription, pharmacy, or herbal/supplements)?
Are you currently taking any of the medicines listed here?

Amiodarone, carbamazepine, ciclosporin, clozapine, digoxin, fenfluramine, lithium, mycophenolate mofetil, oral methotrexate, phenobarbital, phenytoin, somatrogon, tacrolimus, theophylline, warfarin.

Are you currently using hormonal contraception (pill, patch, implant, injection or hormonal coil)?

Weight-loss injections can slow stomach emptying, which may affect how well the oral contraceptive pill is absorbed.

Which type of hormonal contraception do you use?
Are you allergic to any medicines or other substances?
Are you pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to become pregnant?
If you can become pregnant, are you using reliable contraception?
Do you use hormone replacement therapy (HRT)?
Which type of HRT do you use?
Do you smoke?
How many units of alcohol do you drink per week?
Do you understand that this medication works alongside a reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity?
Are you currently getting weight-loss medication from any other pharmacy, clinic or prescriber?
Is this your first weight-loss treatment course, or are you continuing existing treatment?
Have you used any weight-loss medication before (e.g. Mounjaro, Wegovy, Saxenda, Orlistat)?
Which weight-loss medication did you most recently use?

Tirzepatide = Mounjaro; semaglutide = Wegovy; liraglutide = Saxenda.

Which dose of Mounjaro were you taking?
Which dose of Wegovy were you taking?
Which dose of Saxenda were you taking?
Did you have any side effects with previous treatment (for example nausea, vomiting or constipation)?
When did you last take it?
Which weight-loss medication are you currently taking?

Tirzepatide = Mounjaro; semaglutide = Wegovy; liraglutide = Saxenda.

Which dose of Mounjaro are you currently on?
Which dose of Wegovy are you currently on?
Which dose of Saxenda are you currently on?
How long have you been taking it?
Have you had any side effects so far (for example nausea, vomiting or constipation)?
What would you like to continue with?

The prescriber confirms suitability and the correct next dose.

Which strength of Mounjaro are you requesting?
Which strength of Wegovy are you requesting?
Can you provide evidence of your previous supply (e.g. a pharmacy label, dispensing receipt, or previous order)?

Optional. If you can't provide it now, we'll request it before anything is dispensed.

This medicine works alongside a reduced-calorie, balanced diet and more physical activity — it is not a substitute for them, and keeping well hydrated is important. Do you understand?
These injections can cause side effects — commonly nausea, vomiting or constipation, and rarely inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis). Because of a possible thyroid-tumour risk seen in animal studies, they must not be used if you or a close relative has had medullary thyroid cancer or MEN2. Do you understand?
This medicine must not be used in pregnancy or while breastfeeding, and should be stopped well before trying to conceive. Do you understand?
This is a self-given injection under the skin (tummy, thigh or upper arm), usually once a week, and pens or needles must never be shared with anyone. Do you understand?
Your medicine is temperature-sensitive: please refrigerate it on arrival and follow the in-use storage guidance in the patient information leaflet. Do you understand?
Because it is a cold-chain medicine, it is sent on a tracked/guaranteed delivery service, and delivery timing can be affected by weekends and public holidays. Do you understand?
Is there anything else you would like to tell the prescriber?
Do you consent to us informing your NHS GP that you have started this treatment?

We think it’s safest to keep your regular GP in the loop about your care. If you don’t consent, we’re unable to continue with this treatment.

Which is your GP practice?

Start typing your surgery name or postcode and pick it from the list.

Can’t find your practice? Enter it manually

Please confirm all of the following: you will read the patient information leaflet supplied; you are 18 or over; the treatment is for your use only; you have answered every question truthfully and accurately; and you agree to our terms & conditions, privacy policy and acceptable-use policy.
Do you agree to OnlineUKPharmacy accessing your GP Summary Care Record if the prescriber needs to?
I understand that if this treatment is not suitable I will be refunded and signposted to appropriate care, and that the final prescribing decision always rests with the prescriber.