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SheMed

Female-focused digital clinic with free blood testing, but its pharmacy partner's first GPhC inspection found standards not all met.

Data verified 1–2 August 2026 · methodology

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Our review

SheMed is a female-focused digital clinic: a ~2-minute eligibility quiz is followed by a free at-home blood test (advertised value £125), then a GMC-registered clinician review; approved medication is dispensed by pharmacy partner eMed Healthcare UK (GPhC 9012578) with free next-day delivery and weekly app check-ins. Wegovy runs from £139/month (0.25mg-2.4mg) up to £239/month (7.2mg), and Mounjaro from £229/month (2.5mg-5mg) up to £319/month (12.5mg-15mg), with lower first-month rates on some plans. It carries a 4.2/5 Trustpilot score from over 6,000 reviews; reviewers praise clinical onboarding and responsive named staff, but complain about a 21-day cancellation notice period, introductory pricing they found misleading once regular rates applied, and disputed charges taken after cancellation. A GPhC inspection of eMed Healthcare UK in December 2025 found its Premises and Services standards 'not all met,' with an improvement plan ordered. Best for those wanting at-home blood-test-led onboarding, provided the cancellation terms are read carefully.

Verification

Legal name
eMed Healthcare UK, Limited (pharmacy/clinical partner operating the SheMed brand; no separate 'SheMed'-named UK company registration was found)
Companies House
15086104
GPhC registration
GPhC pharmacy registration 9012578, held by eMed Healthcare UK (pharmacy premises: 184 Drummond Street, London NW1 3HP). Registered with GPhC since October 2024. GMC-registered prescribers used for clinical decisions. Distance-selling pharmacy logo presence not independently confirmed.
CQC registration
CQC provider ID 1-1690359844, listed on CQC's site as 'Babylon Healthcare Services Limited (also known as eMed)'; registered for 'Treatment of disease, disorder or injury'; no inspection reports or ratings published for the provider overall at time of research.
Address
184-192 Drummond Street, London, NW1 3HP, United Kingdom (eMed Healthcare UK registered office and pharmacy premises)

How it works

Customer completes a ~2-minute online eligibility quiz; receives a free at-home needle-free blood test (advertised value £125) to assess health markers; a GMC-registered clinician reviews the questionnaire and results and, if approved, medication is dispensed by eMed Healthcare UK (GPhC 9012578) and delivered free next day; ongoing weekly app-based check-ins and 'unlimited' clinician access.

Medications & prices

MedicationDoses & prices as listedSource
Wegovy (semaglutide)0.25mg £1390.5mg £1391mg £1391.7mg £1592.4mg £1597.2mg £239As listed: 0.25mg £139 (intro £79 first month on select plans); 0.5mg £139; 1mg £139; 1.7mg £159; 2.4mg £159; 7.2mg £239 — per month; discounted 3/6/12-month plans available, homepage separately advertises 'from £59' as a first-month promotional ratechecked 1–2 August 2026
Mounjaro (tirzepatide)2.5mg £2295mg £2297.5mg £27910mg £27912.5mg £31915mg £319As listed: 2.5mg £229 (intro £179 first month, homepage also cites £154 intro elsewhere); 5mg £229; 7.5mg £279; 10mg £279; 12.5mg £319; 15mg £319 — per month; discounted 3/6/12-month plans availablechecked 1–2 August 2026

Consultation & fees: No explicit consultation fee found; blood test included free (advertised value £125); early cancellation reportedly requires 21 days' notice per review complaints

Delivery: Free delivery of 4-week supply to the doorstep

What reviewers say

Praised

  • · Thorough clinical onboarding (blood tests, live weigh-in) seen as reassuringly rigorous
  • · Weekly self-check-in app described as quick and easy to use
  • · Named support/clinical staff frequently praised as helpful and responsive

Complained about

  • · 21-day cancellation notice period seen by some customers as restrictive
  • · 'First order price' introductory pricing seen as misleading once the regular (higher) monthly price applies
  • · Disputed reports of payments taken after a customer believed they had cancelled, attributed by the company to auto-refill terms

Things to know

  • GPhC inspection of pharmacy partner eMed Healthcare UK (GPhC 9012578) on 2 December 2025 — the pharmacy's first routine inspection since registering in October 2024 — found 'Standards not all met': Principle 3 (Premises) and Principle 4 (Services, including medicines management) were both assessed as 'not all met' (Governance, Staff and Equipment/Facilities were met). An improvement action plan was mandated with a follow-up inspection due within six months.
  • CQC provider record shows no published ratings or inspection reports for the organisation.
  • Recurring complaint theme in reviews about charges continuing after a customer's cancellation request.
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