Mounjaro is a once-weekly injectable weight loss medication containing tirzepatide, a breakthrough dual-action treatment that works differently from traditional weight loss injections.
All prices include your monthly prescription, delivery to your door, and ongoing clinical support from our specialist team.
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Mounjaro 2.5mg |
4 injections (1 month) |
£179 – £189 *
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Mounjaro 5mg
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4 injections (1 month)
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£179 – £199 *
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Mounjaro 7.5mg
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4 injections (1 month)
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£179 – 209*
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Mounjaro 10mg
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4 injections (1 month)
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£179 – £189 *
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Mounjaro 12.5mg
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4 injections (1 month)
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£179 – £189 *
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Mounjaro 15mg
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4 injections (1 month)
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£179 – £189 *
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Mounjaro is a prescription injectable medication that contains the active ingredient tirzepatide, developed by Eli Lilly. It belongs to a class of drugs known as GLP-1 and GIP receptor agonists, which help regulate blood sugar and appetite.
Originally approved for treating type 2 diabetes, Mounjaro is also prescribed to support weight management under medical supervision. It works by mimicking two natural hormones — GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) and GIP (glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide) — to help control blood sugar levels, slow digestion, and make you feel full for longer.
Mounjaro helps with weight management by influencing how your body controls appetite, digestion, and blood sugar. It contains tirzepatide, a dual-action ingredient that mimics two natural hormones — GLP-1 and GIP — to help you feel fuller, eat less, and manage energy more efficiently.
In clinical studies, people using Mounjaro with a balanced diet and activity plan lost an average of 15–22% of their body weight, which is higher than results seen with single-hormone medications like Ozempic or Wegovy.
Mounjaro copies GLP-1 and GIP, two hormones your body naturally produces when you eat, helping signal your brain that you’re full with smaller portions.
By activating GLP-1 receptors, Mounjaro calms hunger signals in your brain, reducing cravings and making it easier to eat less without feeling deprived.
The medication slows how quickly food moves through your digestive system, helping you stay satisfied longer after eating and naturally extending time between meals.
GIP works on fat cells and brain areas that control energy balance, supporting weight loss through multiple pathways in how your body processes and stores energy.
Mounjaro helps regulate glucose in your bloodstream, preventing energy crashes, mood swings, and cravings that often derail weight loss efforts.
Mounjaro isn’t a standalone solution—it’s a tool that makes healthy eating and exercise feel more achievable by reducing appetite naturally.
One weekly injection delivers sustained support throughout the week, helping you build new eating habits that can last beyond your treatment.
If your Body Mass Index is 30 or above, you may qualify for Mounjaro as a weight loss treatment designed for those classified as obese.
Even if your BMI is slightly lower, you’re eligible if you have conditions like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, prediabetes, or heart disease that are linked to your weight.
Mounjaro is approved for adults 18 years and older. Your overall health profile and age help determine suitability alongside your BMI.
You’re willing to combine Mounjaro with a balanced diet and regular physical activity. The medication works best when paired with these healthy habits.
If you’ve had medullary thyroid cancer or severe pancreatitis in the past, Mounjaro may not be suitable, and you’ll need to discuss alternatives with your doctor.
Mounjaro isn’t recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding due to limited safety data. You should stop the medication if you become pregnant.
You’re comfortable giving yourself a simple subcutaneous injection once a week, or you have someone who can help you administer the dose.
You’re willing to have regular check-ins with our clinical team to monitor your progress, manage side effects, and adjust your dosage as needed.
If your Body Mass Index is 30 or above, you may qualify for Mounjaro as a weight loss treatment designed for those classified as obese.
If your Body Mass Index is 30 or above, you may qualify for Mounjaro as a weight loss treatment designed for those classified as obese.
If your Body Mass Index is 30 or above, you may qualify for Mounjaro as a weight loss treatment designed for those classified as obese.
If your Body Mass Index is 30 or above, you may qualify for Mounjaro as a weight loss treatment designed for those classified as obese.
If your Body Mass Index is 30 or above, you may qualify for Mounjaro as a weight loss treatment designed for those classified as obese.
If your Body Mass Index is 30 or above, you may qualify for Mounjaro as a weight loss treatment designed for those classified as obese.
If your Body Mass Index is 30 or above, you may qualify for Mounjaro as a weight loss treatment designed for those classified as obese.
If your Body Mass Index is 30 or above, you may qualify for Mounjaro as a weight loss treatment designed for those classified as obese.
Mounjaro carries a black box warning for this condition and should be avoided.
A history of inflammation of the pancreas means Mounjaro may not be safe for you.
Mounjaro may worsen existing diabetic eye complications in some patients.
Stop Mounjaro at least one month before attempting conception due to insufficient safety data.
Conditions like gastroparesis (stomach paralysis) may be worsened by Mounjaro’s effects on digestion.
If you’ve experienced allergic reactions to tirzepatide or any ingredients, Mounjaro is not suitable.
Some insulin or sulphonylurea combinations increase hypoglycemia risk and require careful medical review beforehand.
Compromised organ function may affect how your body processes Mounjaro safely.
A history of inflammation of the pancreas means Mounjaro may not be safe for you.
A history of inflammation of the pancreas means Mounjaro may not be safe for you.
A history of inflammation of the pancreas means Mounjaro may not be safe for you.
A history of inflammation of the pancreas means Mounjaro may not be safe for you.
A history of inflammation of the pancreas means Mounjaro may not be safe for you.
A history of inflammation of the pancreas means Mounjaro may not be safe for you.
Mounjaro carries a black box warning for this condition and should be avoided.
A history of inflammation of the pancreas means Mounjaro may not be safe for you.
Mounjaro may worsen existing diabetic eye complications in some patients.
Stop Mounjaro at least one month before attempting conception due to insufficient safety data.
Conditions like gastroparesis (stomach paralysis) may be worsened by Mounjaro’s effects on digestion.
If you’ve experienced allergic reactions to tirzepatide or any ingredients, Mounjaro is not suitable.
Some insulin or sulphonylurea combinations increase hypoglycemia risk and require careful medical review beforehand.
Compromised organ function may affect how your body processes Mounjaro safely.
When you choose Coxheath Pharmacy for Mounjaro, our consultation process is straightforward and thorough. You’ll complete a detailed medical questionnaire covering your health history, current medications, weight-related conditions, and lifestyle. One of our qualified pharmacists reviews your information to ensure Mounjaro is safe and suitable for you—this isn’t a quick rubber stamp, but a genuine clinical assessment.
If you’re a good candidate, we’ll discuss what to expect: how the medication works, injection technique, common side effects, and realistic timelines for weight loss. We’ll also explain the dosage schedule, starting at 2.5mg and gradually increasing weekly until you reach your effective maintenance dose.
You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and voice any concerns before your first prescription. Once approved, your Mounjaro is delivered discreetly to your home with clear instructions. You’re not left alone after that—we arrange monthly check-ins to monitor your progress, discuss how you’re managing, and adjust your treatment if needed. Your success and safety are our priority throughout your journey.
Getting your Mounjaro prescription at Coxheath Pharmacy is a straightforward, personal experience. Visit our clinic in Maidstone where our qualified pharmacists conduct a thorough assessment in a private, comfortable consultation room. We review your complete medical history, current medications, weight, and lifestyle to ensure Mounjaro is safe and suitable for you. During this in-person consultation, we answer all your questions, explain how to inject, and discuss what to expect. You’ll leave with clear written instructions and your first prescription. Our team provides face-to-face support that many patients find reassuring, especially if they’re nervous about self-injecting. We’re located at 97 Heath Road, Coxheath, Maidstone, Kent ME17 4EH—just call 01622 745567 to book your appointment.
Our online consultation process makes accessing Mounjaro convenient from home. Complete a detailed medical questionnaire online, providing your health history, medications, BMI, and weight-related conditions. One of our registered pharmacists reviews your information within 24 hours and contacts you to discuss suitability. If approved, we conduct a brief video or phone consultation to confirm details and answer questions. Your prescription is issued digitally, and your Mounjaro is dispatched discreetly to your address with full injection instructions and clinical support materials. You’ll still receive the same level of care and ongoing monthly check-ins as in-clinic patients. This option works well for those with busy schedules or who prefer the convenience of home-based consultations without compromising on clinical quality.
Key Features:
Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water before handling your pen and injection site.
Check the pen’s appearance – ensure it’s not frozen, damaged, and the liquid is clear, not cloudy or discolored.
Remove the pen cap by twisting it counterclockwise and setting aside on a clean surface.
Attach a new sterile needle to the pen by twisting it clockwise until it’s snug and secure.
Remove the outer needle cover by gently pulling it straight away from the pen without twisting.
Remove the inner needle cover by pulling it straight off; you may see a drop of medication on the needle tip (this is normal).
Turn the dose knob clockwise until you hear two distinct clicks, confirming your dose is set correctly.
Choose your injection site – stomach, thigh, or upper arm – rotating sites weekly to prevent irritation.
Pinch the skin gently at your injection site to create a fold for easier needle insertion.
Insert the needle at 90 degrees into your skin in one smooth, confident motion without hesitation.
Press the injection button firmly and hold it down while counting slowly to five to ensure full dose delivery.
Remove the needle, place the outer cap back on, and dispose of the needle safely in a sharps bin.
Week | Dosage (mg) | Frequency | Purpose / Notes |
1–4 | 2.5 mg | Once weekly | Starting dose to allow your body to adjust |
5–8 | 5 mg | Once weekly | Initial therapeutic dose for continued response |
9–12 | 7.5 mg | Once weekly | Gradual increase for better appetite control |
13–16 | 10 mg | Once weekly | Ongoing maintenance and tolerance monitoring |
17–20 | 12.5 mg | Once weekly | Optional step if weight loss slows |
21+ | 15 mg | Once weekly | Maximum maintenance dose (if prescribed) |
Most people begin noticing subtle changes within the first 4–8 weeks of treatment as Mounjaro starts to regulate appetite and digestion. Over time, steady progress builds up — with significant results often appearing after 3–6 months.
In clinical studies, participants who combined Mounjaro with balanced nutrition and regular activity achieved an average weight loss of 15–22% of their body weight over several months.
Most people begin noticing subtle changes within the first 4–8 weeks of treatment as Mounjaro starts to regulate appetite and digestion. Over time, steady progress builds up — with significant results often appearing after 3–6 months.
In clinical studies, participants who combined Mounjaro with balanced nutrition and regular activity achieved an average weight loss of 15–22% of their body weight over several months.
Within the first few weeks, you'll notice your appetite naturally decreases. Mounjaro's GLP-1 action signals your brain's hunger center, making you feel satisfied with smaller meals. Many patients report that foods they previously craved no longer appeal to them—not through willpower, but through genuine biological change.
Sugar cravings, late-night snacking urges, and constant food thoughts often diminish significantly. Stable blood sugar levels (thanks to Mounjaro's glucose regulation) mean fewer energy crashes that typically trigger cravings. You'll find it easier to pass on desserts or second helpings without feeling deprived.
The medication slows stomach emptying, so meals keep you satisfied longer. A normal-sized lunch might feel like it lasts through dinner, naturally reducing the urge to snack between meals. This extended satiety makes portion control feel effortless rather than forced.
Many patients describe a psychological shift—food stops dominating their thoughts. With reduced hunger and cravings, you have mental space to focus on other aspects of life, making weight loss feel less like a constant battle and more like a natural transition.
Mounjaro reduces appetite, but what you eat during that reduced appetite window determines your success. Focus on nutrient-dense foods: lean proteins, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats for sustainable weight loss.
While Mounjaro helps create a calorie deficit through appetite reduction, regular physical activity accelerates weight loss and improves cardiovascular health. Aim for 150 minutes of moderate activity weekly, combined with strength training twice weekly.
Staying well-hydrated helps manage side effects like nausea and constipation, and supports your body's natural metabolism. Drink at least 2–3 liters of water daily throughout your Mounjaro journey.
Poor sleep and high stress can hinder weight loss and increase appetite. Prioritize 7–9 hours of quality sleep and use stress-management techniques like meditation, yoga, or walks to support your treatment.
If your Body Mass Index is 30 or above, you may qualify for Mounjaro as a weight loss treatment designed for those classified as obese.
Severe Abdominal Pain with Vomiting – Stop injections immediately and seek emergency medical care; may indicate pancreatitis requiring urgent evaluation.
Difficulty Breathing or Facial Swelling – Signs of severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis); call 999 immediately and inform paramedics you’ve taken Mounjaro.
Severe Low Blood Sugar (Hypoglycemia) – Shakiness, confusion, or loss of consciousness, especially if on diabetes medication; consume fast-acting sugar and seek medical help.
Gallstone Symptoms – Sudden severe pain in upper abdomen or back, nausea, and yellowing of skin/eyes; requires urgent medical evaluation.
Rapid Heartbeat or Chest Pain – Signs of cardiovascular stress; stop injections and seek immediate medical attention at A&E or call 999.
Vision Changes or Eye Pain – May indicate worsening diabetic retinopathy; contact your eye specialist or GP urgently for assessment.
Persistent Vomiting or Inability to Keep Food Down – Dehydration risk; contact our team or seek medical care if lasting more than 24 hours.
Signs of Severe Dehydration – Extreme thirst, dark urine, dizziness, or confusion; drink fluids and seek medical advice if symptoms don’t improve quickly.
Insulin and Sulfonylureas – Mounjaro can lower blood sugar when combined with these diabetes medications, increasing hypoglycemia risk. Your doctor may reduce doses of these medications when starting Mounjaro.
Other GLP-1 Medications (Wegovy, Saxenda, Ozempic) – Never combine Mounjaro with other GLP-1 agonists, as this dramatically increases side effect risk and can be dangerous.
Oral Contraceptives – Mounjaro may reduce pill effectiveness by slowing stomach emptying. Switch to non-hormonal contraception or barrier methods during treatment and for 4 weeks after dose changes.
Certain Diabetes and Blood Pressure Medications – Some combinations may require dose adjustments. Always inform our pharmacists of all medications before starting Mounjaro.
Warfarin and Blood Thinners – Weight loss can affect how these medications work in your body. Regular monitoring and dose adjustments may be necessary.
Thyroid Medications – Mounjaro may affect how thyroid hormone is absorbed. Space doses apart and have thyroid levels monitored regularly during treatment.
Medications Requiring Consistent Absorption – If taking any medication that needs predictable stomach emptying (certain antibiotics, bisphosphonates), discuss timing with our team to avoid reduced effectiveness.
While there are no strict dietary restrictions when using Mounjaro, some foods can increase side effects like nausea, bloating, or indigestion. Avoiding or limiting these options can help you feel more comfortable and support better results from your treatment.
Greasy and Fried Foods – Can worsen nausea and slow digestion further.
High-Sugar Snacks and Desserts – Cause blood sugar spikes followed by energy crashes and cravings.
Carbonated Drinks and Fizzy Beverages – May lead to bloating and stomach discomfort.
Highly Processed Foods – Often contain hidden sugars, unhealthy fats, and excess calories.
Alcohol – Interferes with blood sugar control and may increase nausea.
Refined Carbohydrates – White bread, pasta, and pastries can cause rapid glucose changes.
Spicy Foods – Might trigger acid reflux or stomach upset for some users.
Large, Heavy Meals – Smaller, balanced portions are easier to tolerate and digest.
Focus on whole foods—lean proteins, colorful vegetables, and healthy fats—rather than restrictive dieting. Mounjaro reduces appetite, making portion control natural. Use this period to learn about nutrition, read food labels, and develop eating habits you’ll maintain long-term. Aim for consistency over perfection; small daily choices compound into lasting results.
Exercise isn’t punishment for eating; it’s a foundation for lifelong health. Start with activities you enjoy—walking, swimming, cycling, or dancing—rather than forcing yourself into routines you’ll abandon. Aim for 150 minutes of moderate activity weekly plus strength training twice weekly. Movement improves cardiovascular health, mood, and weight loss sustainability.
Chronic stress and poor sleep sabotage weight loss by increasing cortisol and hunger hormones. Prioritize 7–9 hours of quality sleep nightly and incorporate stress-relief practices like meditation, yoga, journaling, or time in nature. These habits reduce emotional eating triggers and support your overall well-being beyond weight loss alone.
Share your journey with supportive friends, family, or online communities. Having accountability partners makes challenges feel less isolating and celebrations more meaningful. Consider joining fitness groups, nutrition workshops, or mental health support services. Connection strengthens commitment and makes lifestyle changes feel sustainable rather than lonely.
Drinking adequate water supports metabolism, manages side effects, and often reduces false hunger signals. Beyond hydration, establish self-care rituals—warm baths, skincare routines, or quiet mornings—that reinforce self-compassion. These practices remind you that weight loss is part of self-care, not self-punishment, nurturing long-term motivation.
Weight loss is as much a mental and emotional journey as a physical one. Starting Mounjaro can bring mixed emotions—hope, anxiety, excitement, and even grief about releasing old eating patterns. It’s normal to experience these feelings, and acknowledging them is crucial for success.
Many people use food as comfort, stress relief, or emotional regulation. When appetite naturally decreases, you may initially feel a void or miss the soothing ritual of eating. This is where mental health support becomes invaluable. Consider working with a therapist, counselor, or psychologist who specializes in weight management to develop non-food coping strategies and process emotional blocks around food and body image.
Our team at Coxheath Pharmacy recognizes the psychological component of weight loss. During your monthly check-ins, we discuss not just physical progress but emotional challenges. If you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, body image, or emotional eating patterns, we can signpost you to mental health resources and support services.
Building a positive relationship with your body—rather than viewing it as something to punish or fix—creates sustainable motivation. Celebrate non-scale victories: increased energy, better sleep, improved mood, clothes fitting differently, or achieving fitness milestones. These victories matter as much as pounds lost and reinforce your commitment to long-term health.
Work with our clinical team to plan your transition off Mounjaro. Some patients taper doses gradually rather than stopping cold turkey, allowing their appetite regulation to normalize gently and preventing sudden weight regain.
The habits you’ve built during Mounjaro treatment—smaller portions, nutritious food choices, mindful eating—are your foundation for maintaining weight loss long-term. Don’t revert to old patterns; these new habits are your insurance against regain.
Exercise becomes even more critical post-Mounjaro as your natural appetite increases again. Continue the fitness routines you’ve established; this ongoing activity is essential for maintaining weight loss and supporting overall health.
Weigh yourself weekly or bi-weekly after stopping Mounjaro. Small gains (2–3 lbs) are normal and easily corrected with minor diet adjustments. Catching weight regain early prevents larger gains from accumulating.
Whether through our pharmacy check-ins, support groups, fitness communities, or therapy, maintaining accountability structures helps prevent drift back to old patterns. Many successful patients continue some form of monitoring or support indefinitely.
Medication | Active Ingredient | Hormone Action | Injection Schedule | Max Weight Loss | Cost (UK) | Best For |
Mounjaro | Tirzepatide | Dual (GLP-1 + GIP) | Once weekly | Up to 22.5% | £129–£219/month | Maximum weight loss; established efficacy |
Wegovy | Semaglutide | Single (GLP-1) | Once weekly | Up to 18% | £150–£200/month | Proven track record; similar convenience |
Saxenda | Liraglutide | Single (GLP-1) | Daily injections | Up to 5.3% | £150–£180/month | Modest weight loss; prefer daily dosing |
Ozempic | Semaglutide | Single (GLP-1) | Once weekly | N/A (diabetes focus) | £80–£150/month | Type 2 diabetes; secondary weight loss |
Yes, absolutely. Mounjaro is approved for weight loss in adults without diabetes. You’re eligible if you have a BMI of 30 or higher, or BMI 27–30 with weight-related health conditions like high blood pressure or high cholesterol. Diabetes is not a requirement for treatment.
Most people notice appetite reduction within 2–4 weeks, but visible weight loss typically appears around weeks 8–12. Significant results (5%+ body weight) usually emerge around the 3–4 month mark. Remember, slow and steady progress is more sustainable than rapid loss.
You can stop Mounjaro anytime after discussing with our clinical team. However, stopping abruptly may cause appetite to return quickly, risking weight regain. We recommend a gradual transition plan to help your body adjust and maintain the habits you’ve built.
Weight regain is possible if you return to old eating habits, but it’s not inevitable. The habits and appetite awareness you develop during treatment form your foundation for long-term maintenance. Many patients maintain 50–70% of their weight loss long-term through sustained lifestyle changes.
Alcohol is technically allowed but not recommended during weight loss treatment. It provides empty calories that hinder weight loss, can worsen nausea, and may increase dehydration. If you choose to drink, limit intake and stay well-hydrated.
Weight plateaus or temporary gains can happen for several reasons: dose adjustments, hormonal changes, reduced adherence to diet/exercise, or your body adapting to the medication. Our team can help troubleshoot during your monthly check-ins—sometimes a dose increase or lifestyle adjustment helps restart progress.
Yes, Mounjaro may be beneficial for both conditions. PCOS often involves insulin resistance, which Mounjaro helps manage. Discuss with our clinical team during your consultation, as individual circumstances vary. We’ll assess whether Mounjaro is safe and suitable for your specific health profile.
Mounjaro itself doesn’t cause depression or anxiety, but weight loss journeys can trigger emotional shifts. If you have a mental health history, it’s important to disclose this during your consultation. We can connect you with mental health support if needed and monitor your emotional well-being throughout treatment.
In most cases, yes. Mounjaro doesn’t typically interact with antidepressants or anti-anxiety medications. However, always provide a complete list of medications during your consultation so our pharmacists can check for any specific interactions with your individual regimen.
The KwikPen is pre-filled with 4 doses and uses a simple turn-and-click mechanism for dosing. It’s designed for ease and convenience. Our clinic uses KwikPens exclusively, so you don’t need to worry about different pen types or complicated preparation steps.
Yes, but with careful planning. Mounjaro must be refrigerated (2–8°C) before first use and can be stored at room temperature (up to 30°C) for 30 days after opening. For flights, pack it in a cooling pouch with ice packs and inform airport security it’s a prescription medication. Check destination country regulations in advance.
You should stop Mounjaro at least one month before attempting conception due to limited safety data in pregnancy. If you become pregnant unexpectedly while taking it, stop immediately and inform your GP or midwife. The medication is not recommended during breastfeeding either.
Yes, but with caution and medical oversight. Mounjaro combined with insulin or sulfonylureas can lower blood sugar too much, increasing hypoglycemia risk. Our clinical team will review your current diabetes medications and may recommend dose adjustments when starting Mounjaro.
Yes. If side effects become unbearable, you can pause treatment temporarily while your body stabilizes. Restarting typically happens at a lower dose. Our team can help you decide whether to pause, restart, or explore alternative options based on your specific situation.
Most private health insurance plans don’t cover weight loss medications, as they’re considered elective treatments. However, some policies may offer partial coverage depending on your provider and plan type. Check with your insurer directly. Mounjaro is available on the NHS for eligible patients through specialist weight loss services.
You can order Mounjaro through two convenient methods. For in-clinic consultations, visit us at 97 Heath Road, Coxheath, Maidstone, Kent ME17 4EH—call 01622 745567 to book an appointment. For online consultations, complete our medical questionnaire on our website, and one of our qualified pharmacists will review your information and contact you within 24 hours to discuss suitability and arrange delivery to your home.
After your consultation is approved, your first prescription is typically dispatched within 1–2 working days via Royal Mail Tracked 24. Delivery usually arrives within 24 hours of dispatch, though this depends on your location. You’ll receive tracking information so you know exactly when to expect your package.
Each delivery includes your Mounjaro KwikPen(s), sterile needles for injection, detailed written injection instructions, a sharps bin for safe needle disposal, and a patient information leaflet. Everything arrives in insulated packaging with ice packs to ensure your medication stays at the correct temperature during transit.
We’ll send you reminder emails toward the end of your current month’s supply with simple reordering instructions. You can reorder through our online portal or by calling our team. During reordering, you’ll have a brief follow-up consultation to confirm your progress, discuss any side effects, and ensure your current dosage is still appropriate before we dispatch your next supply.
Contact us immediately at 01622 745567 or support@coxheathpharmacy.co.uk with photos of the damage or issue. We’ll arrange a replacement delivery at no extra charge. Our team prioritizes getting you your medication safely and on schedule—we understand that disruptions to your treatment matter.
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