Sexual Health

With half of us having had sex by the time we hit 17, and over 80% of us having had sex once we reach 24, sexual health is something that affects almost everyone and is something that it’s important we pay attention to. However, nearly half of young people are not using condoms, leading to an increase in the spread of sexually transmitted infections (STI’s).

Sexual health can often be a subject we avoid talking about, due to embarrassment or a lack of information, so we’re on hand with all you need to know about sexual health, as well as test kits and effective treatments for various STI’s.

Chlamydia Treatment
Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) and is the most common type in the UK. It often carries no symptoms and affects both men and women.
Genital Herpes Treatment
Genital herpes is a viral, sexually transmitted infection that does not have a cure, however the symptoms (such as sores) can be managed.
Genital Warts Treatment
Genital warts are a sexually transmitted infection (STI) that appears as small fleshy lumps in the genital area.
PrEP Medication (Pre-exposure Prophylaxis)
Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is a treatment used to protect high risk individuals from the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).

Medication delivered the next day from UK pharmacies

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  1. Choose the right treatment

    From the comfort of your own home or out on the go, choose the treatment you require from our extensive range.

  2. Complete an online consultation

    A vital part of our process, your online consultation will be similar questions to that of a GP. Quick and easy, we guarantee privacy and confidentiality.

  3. Delivered discreetly

    One of over 100 of our partner regulated UK pharmacies will dispense and ship the treatment to you in discreet packaging.

See how our service works in detail

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