89%Would buy again
Bought my usual blood pressure tablets through the site and the cost worked out cheaper than my last prescription charge once I added up the postage. The repeat order was quick to set up because my details were already saved. Delivery came in a plain box the next working day and everything was counted correctly. Good value for a regular order.
Read moreThe first thing I noticed was the price, which was lower than what I paid at the pharmacy counter for the same tablets. However the order sat in a processing stage for almost four days before anything moved, and I had to ring to find out why. The medicine did eventually arrive and it was correct, but the wait was frustrating for someone who had nearly run out.
Read moreCompared with the chemist down the road, the prices here were a bit lower for my regular tablets, which made the switch worth it for me. The problem is the repeat order process, which kept asking me to confirm my address each time and then logged me out halfway through. Once I got past that the medicine came next day and the packing was tidy. I have stuck with it, though the checkout could be…
Read moreI needed a prescription for hayfever tablets as the chemist was out of stock, and I went online on a Monday evening. The consultation itself was fine, though I did wait a fair while for the doctor to get back to me the next morning. Once it was approved the medicine arrived promptly.
Got my reliever inhaler through the app on a Thursday. Took a few minutes to fill in the questions and the order went through straight away. Price was fine, a bit more than I'd like but it's ok.
The first thing I bought was a repeat of my allergy tablets after comparing a couple of other online pharmacies. The price was on the low side and the ordering was simple to follow. The delivery took a day longer than the other site I had looked at, but the medication was correct.
Compared with the chemist down the road, the prices here were a bit lower for my regular tablets, which made the switch worth it for me. The problem is the repeat order process, which kept asking me to confirm my address each time and then logged me out halfway through. Once I got past that the medicine came next day and the packing was tidy. I have stuck with it, though the checkout could be smoother.
Compared with waiting weeks for a slot at my GP surgery, getting a consultation through the website was a far more sensible option. The questionnaire took a little while to fill in but the doctor responded the same afternoon. I did find the price slightly higher than my usual chemist, so I have knocked a point off for that.
Compared with paying a chemist to fill a repeat for my cholesterol tablets, the online route has been more convenient, though the price is a little higher than the big supermarket. Reorders are simple once you have set them up. The one niggle is that the reminder emails arrive a bit late.
Ordered my acne tablets on the app while waiting for the bus. Consultation was done by the afternoon and the tablets came the next day, which was faster than I expected. The only thing that let it down was the form asking me the same questions twice, which was a bit annoying.
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Pharmacy2U Online Doctor is an online pharmacy and telehealth service based in the United Kingdom, offering prescription medicines, over-the-counter products and consultations with registered clinicians. Customers complete an online consultation with a doctor or pharmacist, and approved prescriptions are dispensed by the regulated pharmacy and sent to the patient's home. The service covers a range of common conditions, including repeat prescriptions, skin care, sexual health, weight management and minor illnesses.
Its customers are adults in the UK who prefer to manage routine health needs without visiting a surgery or high street pharmacy in person. Pharmacy2U operates entirely online, with its registered pharmacy regulated by the General Pharmaceutical Council and its doctors registered with the General Medical Council.
