Every place to buy weight-loss injections in London

Prescribing is led by 2 specialist GPs and around 30 nurse prescribers. Its GLP-1/GIP injection programme is priced at £220/month, though the specific brand is not named on the pages checked, and additional undisclosed charges apply for onboarding and a starter kit. Bodyline holds a perfect 5.0 Trustpilot rating from 476 reviews, with reviewers describing staff as professional and supportive and reporting real outcomes such as '10kg and 10cm off waist', alongside fast, discreet delivery. No red flags were identified in available sources. Best for London patients happy with a fully remote, video-consultation relationship with a clinic based outside the capital.

Review volume is the highest of any provider checked, with Trustpilot at 4.9 from around 51,000 reviews and Google at 4.9 from 8,144 reviews. Reviewers consistently praise service and delivery speed, though some cite the extra clinical-verification steps before shipment as a friction point, and one report describes treatment being denied after a medical-record check flagged a contraindication. No provider-specific regulatory issues were found. Best for those prioritising a verifiably London-registered pharmacy with the most consistent review record in this set.

A GPhC premises number (1041432) is published on-site but wasn't independently confirmed on the regulator's register. Pricing is fully itemised: Wegovy from £145 to £350 across five doses, Mounjaro from £179 to £389. Collection is in person; a general local delivery service covers the Ealing area but isn't confirmed for weight-loss prescriptions specifically. Reviewers report a 4.9-star Google rating, shown on the pharmacy's own site. Best for patients wanting a fully published price ladder for both Wegovy and Mounjaro at one pharmacy.

Reviewers report proactive, personalised consultations and doctors who explain results clearly, reflected in a 4.8/5 Trustpilot score from 134 reviews and a 5.0 Google rating from 135 reviews. Complaints echo the wider group: results documents described as hard to interpret without medical training, scheduling delays of five weeks or more, and perceptions of upselling on add-on tests. Best for patients who want extra reassurance from a CQC-inspected 'Good' rating alongside in-person Marylebone appointments.

The clinic is CQC-registered and rated "Good" across all five domains, most recently inspected in September 2023. Pricing is disclosed only as "from £220 per month," with no breakdown by drug or dose. Google reviewers rate it highly — 4.9/5 from 145 reviews — though no Trustpilot listing could be found for the domain, so independent review sentiment there is unavailable. No red flags were identified in the dossier. Best for those prioritising a free initial consultation and quick delivery, who are comfortable requesting an itemised price before committing.

Published starting prices include Mounjaro from £144.99, Wegovy injectable from £150, Wegovy tablets from £99 and Saxenda from £58, with exact dose pricing revealed after the online form. Reviewers report an average of 4.9 stars from around 144 Google reviews, and one reviewer called the team "so kind, calm, knowledgeable & professional". No CQC registration or Trustpilot listing was found — it appears to operate under GPhC regulation alone — though its most recent public GPhC inspection, in 2019, found standards met. Best for South-West London patients wanting fast delivery and transparent starting prices.

Trustpilot shows a huge review volume (4.8 from 128,412), with reviewers citing fast, reliable delivery and a professional UK-based pharmacy team. Trustpilot's negative-review text was inaccessible during research, but a secondary aggregator ("Rating Facts") shows a notably lower 3.57/5 across 140 reviews, suggesting more mixed sentiment exists beyond Trustpilot's headline figure. Best for shoppers wanting the broadest choice of doses and generic alternatives.

It carries the strongest review profile of the providers here — 4.8/5 on Trustpilot from roughly 18,000 reviews — with reviewers reporting fast, reliable delivery, strong customer service and pharmacist advice, and an easy end-to-end ordering process. Complaints are isolated rather than patterned: occasional unreachable customer service when chasing test results, one report of payment taken before being told medication couldn't be sent, and occasional damaged-on-arrival items. No red flags were identified in the GPhC, CQC or MHRA records checked. Best for patients prioritising a clean regulatory record alongside consistently strong reviews.

Consultations start from £250, and specific medication pricing is disclosed only after that consultation rather than published upfront. The clinic carries a very strong Trustpilot score (4.8 from around 1,627 reviews) and a Google rating of 4.7, though both reflect the clinic's full range of treatments rather than weight-loss patients specifically. Reviewers consistently praise thorough, unpressured doctors and responsive aftercare, but complain about a rude or uncaring reception team, one mention of treatment areas being "in a basement," and a sense of being rushed by a "salesperson"-style consultation. Best for those wanting a full-service private clinic setting and willing to pay a premium without upfront pricing.

The clinic states CQC registration with a "Good" rating last published January 2023, though the regulator's own page couldn't be independently reloaded to confirm this is current. Its pricing page lists Wegovy from £180 to £300 across doses and Mounjaro from £250 to £375, with Saxenda and Ozempic mentioned as alternatives but not priced; the initial consultation is free. Reviewers report a 4.8-star Google rating from around 405 reviews on the clinic's own site, which couldn't be independently corroborated. Best for patients wanting an established, doctor-led clinic with transparent per-dose pricing.

In-clinic Wegovy runs £350 (0.25–1mg) to £450 (2.4mg); Mounjaro runs £400 (2.5mg) to £550 (15mg), with virtual pricing cheaper. Reviewers report attentive doctors who take time to explain results and value continuity of care, feeding into a 4.8/5 Trustpilot score from 134 reviews (Google shows 5.0, though from just one review at this location). Complaints include slow follow-up — some cite waits of over four weeks for summary reports — jargon-heavy results without a clear action plan, and occasional perceptions of upselling on add-on tests. Best for patients wanting an in-person Canary Wharf clinic with continuity of care rather than a purely digital service.

In-clinic Mounjaro runs £400 (2.5mg) to £550 (15mg). The 4-weekly fee bundles consultations, delivery and coaching. Reviewers report proactive, unhurried consultations with doctors who explain results clearly, driving a 4.8/5 Trustpilot score from 134 reviews and a 5.0 Google rating from 200 reviews. Complaints include results documents described as hard for non-medical readers to interpret, scheduling delays — one reviewer cited a five-week-plus wait for a follow-up — and perceptions of upselling on add-on tests. This location has not yet been inspected by the CQC, so it lacks a site-specific track record. Best for City workers wanting an in-person, doctor-led programme nearby.