Really useful for hay fever relief. Got a prescription and advice in one quick session.
Delaying your period can be useful for travel, events, sports, or special occasions. It is safe for most women to delay their period occasionally using certain prescription medicines. This should always be done with medical advice to make sure it is suitable for you.
Period delay treatment usually involves a prescription medicine called norethisterone. It is a type of hormone tablet that helps stop the lining of the womb from shedding, which delays your period. You usually start taking it three days before your period is due and continue for up to 17 days.
Really useful for hay fever relief. Got a prescription and advice in one quick session.
The clinician was great — helped me with a chesty cough and I didn’t have to wait weeks like I would for the GP.
Booked for a UTI and got the treatment I needed the same day. So convenient and helpful.
They helped me manage my rosacea when nothing else worked. The advice was clear and it’s made a real difference.
I booked for eczema advice and the whole process was really easy. I felt listened to and supported.
I’ve had acne for years and finally feel like I’ve found the right place. The clinician was so helpful and the treatment is already working.
If you are thinking about delaying your period, speak to a healthcare professional to check if it is suitable for you. A short video consultation can provide the right advice and help you get treatment safely.