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Available at all ten clinics, usually within days
At Private Medical Clinic, Mounjaro (tirzepatide) is delivered as a GP-led, once-weekly programme designed to curb appetite and support safe. Start with a quick online eligibility assessment, receive a personalised dosing plan with safety checks, and choose temperature-controlled home delivery or clinic collection. Your pack includes needles and a sharps bin, and you’ll get proactive check-ins for side-effect support and progress reviews.
Tirzepatide is a prescription only medicine given as a weekly injection. It acts on two gut hormone receptors, GLP-1 and GIP, which reduce appetite and slow stomach emptying. It is licensed for weight management in people meeting specific clinical criteria, and separately for type 2 diabetes.
It is not a cosmetic product and it is not available on request. Whether it is appropriate for you depends on your BMI, your other medical conditions, your current medication and your history, and that is a clinical judgement made in a consultation. A meaningful proportion of people who ask for it should not have it, and we would rather tell you that at a free appointment than take payment first.
If treatment is appropriate, it is started at a low dose and increased gradually, with monitoring throughout. Side effects are common, mostly gastrointestinal, and mostly worst in the early weeks and after each dose increase. Serious risks are uncommon but real, and they are set out in Module 8 rather than hidden at the bottom of this page.
One thing worth knowing before you start: appetite generally returns when treatment stops. This is not a short course, and it is worth thinking from the outset about what your longer term plan looks like.

Available at all ten clinics, usually within days
Dose increases require review, and monitoring is part of proper treatment rather than an optional extra.
Monday to Friday 8am to 7pm, Saturday 9am to 2:00pm.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Weight Loss Injections | From £295 |
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Starting dose 2.5 mg (1-4 weeks) | £295 |
| Step up dose 5 mg (5-8 weeks) | £295 |
| Step up dose 7.5 mg (9-12 weeks) | £395 |
| Step up dose 10 mg (13-16 weeks) | £395 |
| Step up dose 12.5 mg (17-20 weeks) | £395 |
| Maintenance dose 15 mg (21+ weeks) | £450 |
Step 1
A doctor assesses your eligibility, reviews your history and medication, and explains the options and the risks honestly.
Step 2
Height, weight, BMI, blood pressure, and blood tests where clinically indicated.
Step 3
Started at the lowest dose, with you shown exactly how to use the pen and store it.
Step 4
Dose increased gradually with review appointments, monitoring progress and managing side effects.
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| Mounjaro | NHS GP | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | From £295 per month, rising with dose | Free where you qualify |
| Typical Wait | Same day or within days | Often many months |
| Access | Free consultation, book directly | Referral into a tiered weight management service |
| Eligibility | Clinical assessment against BMI and risk criteria | Stricter criteria, specialist service referral usually required |
| Monitoring | Review appointments included in the service | Within the pathway |
If you meet NHS criteria and can wait, that route is free and clinically sound, and we will tell you if it is the better option for you. Private treatment is worth paying for when you fall outside those criteria or cannot wait.
Yes, always. This is a prescription-only medicine, and it is not available on request.
Generally, if your BMI is 30 or above, or 27 or above with a weight-related condition. The consultation confirms it properly.
A once-weekly self-administered injection using a pen device.
Possibly, yes. It can reduce the effectiveness of oral contraceptives, and vomiting compounds that. If you use the pill, use an additional non-oral method or switch, and discuss it before starting.
Appetite generally returns and weight regain is common. Plan for the longer term from the start.
No. Both act on GLP-1; this one also acts on GIP. Which suits you is a clinical decision.
Yes. You find out whether treatment is appropriate before spending anything.
From £295 a month for a four-week supply, rising with dose.
Commonly, nausea, reduced appetite and altered bowel habits, worst early and after dose increases. Uncommon but serious risks include pancreatitis and gallbladder problems.
No. Treatment must be stopped in advance of conception.
Possibly, through a specialist weight management service, subject to criteria and waiting times.
Please do not. Counterfeit and unlicensed GLP-1 products are sold online and people have been seriously harmed. A legitimate supply requires a prescription and a registered pharmacy.
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