Clinically reviewed treatment options designed around your health and goals.
Achieving and maintaining a healthier weight can be challenging. Pharma Available provides a supportive online pathway designed to help you understand your options and make informed decisions about your health.
Our service combines an individual clinical review with suitable treatment options and practical guidance. Weight-loss medicines work in different ways and should be used alongside appropriate changes to diet, physical activity and everyday habits.
There is no single treatment that is right for everyone. Your clinical review helps determine which option, if any, may be appropriate.
Appetite Regulation
Mounjaro helps regulate appetite and may help you feel fuller for longer. It is normally administered once weekly and used alongside dietary and physical-activity changes.
Healthy Lifestyle
Wegovy supports appetite control and feelings of fullness. It is normally used once weekly as part of a clinically managed weight-management plan.
Oral Treatment
Orlistat works within the digestive system to reduce the amount of dietary fat absorbed by the body. It is used alongside an appropriate eating plan.
Treatments shown may not be suitable for everyone. Starting an assessment does not guarantee that a medicine will be approved, prescribed or supplied.
Select a treatment below to view a simple overview. The final decision must always follow an individual clinical assessment.
Mounjaro may be considered for eligible adults seeking a once-weekly treatment that helps regulate appetite and reduce food cravings.
Wegovy may be considered when appetite regulation forms part of a structured treatment plan supported by lifestyle changes.
Orlistat may suit eligible patients who prefer capsules rather than an injection and can follow the relevant dietary guidance.
A clear pathway from your first assessment to a clinically reviewed treatment plan.
Share your height, weight, medical history, allergies, medicines, previous weight-loss attempts and treatment goals.
Your information is reviewed for safety and suitability. Further details may be requested before a decision is made.
Where a video appointment is required, choose an available date and time through Acuity Scheduling.
The pharmacist may approve treatment, request more information, recommend another option or decline treatment.
You may be considered for treatment if you are an adult living with overweight or obesity and medication is considered clinically appropriate for your circumstances.
Your BMI is only one part of the assessment. The pharmacist also considers your health conditions, current medicines, allergies, pregnancy plans, previous treatment and individual risk factors.
Eligibility varies by medicine and individual circumstances. The requested treatment may be unsuitable even when general criteria appear to be met.
Weight-management medicines are not suitable for everyone. Always provide complete information and follow the advice supplied with your treatment.
Do not use medicine prescribed for another person, combine treatments without advice, or purchase prescription injections from unverified sellers.
Tell the pharmacist about every prescription medicine, pharmacy treatment, vitamin, supplement and herbal product you use. Disclose relevant digestive, pancreatic, gallbladder, kidney and eating-disorder history, as well as any previous serious reaction.
Weight-management medicines such as Mounjaro and Wegovy are not used during pregnancy. Tell the pharmacist if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, trying to conceive or planning a pregnancy.
Tirzepatide can affect the absorption of oral contraception. Additional barrier contraception is advised for four weeks after starting tirzepatide and for four weeks after each dose increase. Discuss your contraception before treatment.
Tell your healthcare and anaesthetic teams that you are using weight-management medication before surgery, dental treatment requiring sedation or another procedure involving anaesthesia.
Read the patient information leaflet supplied with your medicine. Contact the pharmacist about persistent or concerning side effects, and seek urgent medical assistance for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Quick answers about approval, doses, switching treatments, side effects and follow-up reviews.
You may state which treatment you are interested in, but the final decision depends on your clinical assessment. The requested option may be declined or an alternative may be recommended.
No. Completing an assessment or booking a consultation does not guarantee that a medicine will be prescribed or supplied.
Results differ between individuals and cannot be guaranteed. Progress may depend on treatment suitability, medicine use, diet, activity, health conditions and other personal factors.
No. Prescription injections normally begin at a lower dose. Any increase must follow the recommended schedule and depend on tolerance and clinical progress.
A switch may be possible after a fresh assessment. Do not combine or switch between weight-management medicines without professional guidance.
Read more answers about treatment delivery, pregnancy, side effects, follow-up reviews and ongoing suitability.
View All Weight Loss FAQs For personal medical advice, complete the consultation rather than relying only on general website information.Complete a confidential online assessment and let our pharmacy professional review which treatment option may be suitable for you.
