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Oral weight loss treatment,without the weekly injection.

A once-daily tablet for weight management - taken with water, prescribed and reviewed by UK clinicians. No needles, no fridge, no GP waiting room.

  • One tablet a day - no needles, no fridge
  • A simple daily routine instead of a weekly injection day
  • Reviewed by our UK clinical team before anything is supplied
GPhC-registered Clinician-led Discreet next-day delivery
Once-daily oral weight loss tablet Once-daily oral weight loss tablet
Free assessment

Start your assessment

A few minutes online - then a clinician decides.

  • Free online consultation, no GP appointment
  • Reviewed by a UK-registered prescriber
  • Full refund if your order isn't approved
  • Discreet, tracked delivery to your door
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Full refund if your order isn't approved

You start low and step up - gently.

Doses build slowly over the first months so your body has time to adjust. Most people reach the maintenance stage only after the lower steps feel comfortable.

01StarterMonth 1Start low
02Step upMonth 2Step up
03Step upMonth 3Step up
04MaintenanceOngoingMaintain

Your prescriber confirms each step and the right dose for you. Some people stay longer on a step if side effects need more time to settle - there's no race to the top.

A daily tablet, instead of a weekly pen

This is a once-daily, oral weight management tablet, taken with water as part of your morning routine. It's an alternative for people who'd rather not inject, or who travel often and don't want to manage a refrigerated pen.

Like all weight loss treatments here, it's prescription-only and supplied only after a clinician has reviewed your assessment and decided it's appropriate for you.

No needles

A tablet swallowed with water, taken once a day.

Once daily, same time

A simple daily routine rather than remembering a weekly injection day.

Room-temperature stable

No fridge needed, so it's easier to store and far simpler to travel with.

Two routines, your choice with a clinician

The main difference is how you take your treatment and how often. Which route suits you is part of the clinical conversation.

 Daily tabletWeekly injection
How you take itSwallowed with waterInjected under the skin
How oftenOnce a dayOnce a week
NeedlesNoYes
StorageRoom temperatureRefrigerated

How a treatment is taken, dosed and stored varies by product - always follow the patient information leaflet provided with your medicine. Whether a tablet or injection suits you is a clinical decision, and we don't guarantee results.

Three simple steps

Clear steps that make your journey simple, seamless and stress-free.

STEP 01

Consultation

Complete a short online assessment so our team can check whether a weight-loss pathway may be suitable for you. It's free and takes a few minutes.

STEP 02

Clinical review

A Quick Meds clinician reviews your answers and agrees a personalised plan, including the right starting point - or explains honestly if treatment isn't right for you.

STEP 03

Begin your journey

Approved orders are dispatched discreetly, with ongoing support if you have questions along the way.

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Who it's for

Treatment is generally intended for adults living with obesity, or who are overweight with a weight-related health condition. A clinician makes the final decision.

May be suitable if you

  • Are an adult with a BMI of 30 or above
  • Have a BMI of 27+ with a weight-related condition such as high blood pressure or type 2 diabetes
  • Want to combine treatment with diet and lifestyle change

It may not be suitable if you

  • Are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding
  • Have a personal or family history of certain thyroid cancers
  • Have had pancreatitis or certain other gastrointestinal conditions

This isn't a full list. Your prescriber will review your complete medical history and current medicines before deciding whether treatment is appropriate.

Side effects & safety

Most side effects are digestive, tend to be mild to moderate, and are most common when starting or stepping up a dose. For many people they ease once the maintenance stage settles.

Common digestive effects
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea and constipation are the most frequently reported. They're usually mild to moderate and tend to improve over time. Eating smaller, lower-fat meals and staying hydrated often helps.
Other common effects
Some people notice headache, tiredness, dizziness or changes in appetite, particularly in the early weeks.
Staying hydrated
Because nausea and reduced appetite can lower how much you drink, dehydration is worth watching for. Sip fluids regularly, especially when starting out or increasing a dose.
Less common but serious
Rarely, these medicines have been linked to pancreatitis, gallbladder problems and other serious reactions. Your prescriber will screen for risk factors before you start.
When to seek urgent help
Get urgent medical advice if you have severe or persistent stomach pain (which may spread to your back), a severe allergic reaction, or signs of dehydration you can't manage. When in doubt, contact your prescriber or NHS 111.
Ahsan Bhatti, Superintendent Pharmacist
"A daily tablet is genuinely useful - plenty of people put off treatment simply because they don't want a weekly injection. But 'easier to take' only matters if the prescribing behind it is done properly. Our job is to look at your full picture and tell you honestly whether this is the right choice for you, or whether something else fits better."

Ahsan Bhatti Superintendent Pharmacist & Senior Prescriber, Quick Meds · MPharm, IPresc · GPhC 2084583

What our patients say

Frequently asked

Is this a tablet or an injection?
This pathway is an oral, once-daily tablet you swallow with water - no needles, and no fridge required for storage.
Can I get treatment without seeing a GP?
Yes. You complete an online assessment and a Quick Meds prescriber reviews it. You don't need a separate GP appointment, though we may ask for more information to prescribe safely.
Can I switch between the tablet and the injection?
Switching between routes can be possible, but it's a clinical decision. Your prescriber will advise on timing and the right dose if a switch makes sense for you.
How quickly will my order arrive?
Clinical review is usually quick, and approved orders are dispatched with tracked delivery - often the next day. You choose your delivery speed at checkout.
Do I need to keep the tablets in the fridge?
No. The tablets are stored at room temperature, which makes storing them and travelling with them much simpler.

See if oral weight loss treatment is right for you

Start your free assessment now. A UK prescriber reviews it before anything is supplied - and if your order isn't approved, you're fully refunded.