Price starts from £185.00
Deliver within 90 minutes*
UK Registered Pharmacy
Discreet, Confidential ServiceHow It Works
Fill in the Online Questionnaire
Simply chose your treatment, fill in the online questionnaire and complete the checkout process.
We dispense your medication
Once our prescriber approves your order we dispense and prepare your medication.
Delivered straight to you
We then dispatch your order and have it delviered to you so you can sit back and relax while we take care of your medication needs.
What our patients are saying
Registered Pharmacy. based in Central London
All our medicines are sourced from MHRA approved suppliers.
We are fully insured by the National Pharmacy Assoiciation
Wide Range of Treatments
Same Day Delivery Options
Secure & Discreet Treatments
Our in-house Pharmacy Team
Birpal Virdee
Superintendent Pharmacist
GPhc Number: 2079728
Harpreet Virdee
Prescribing Pharmacist
GPhc Number: 2222850
Rushi Patel
Dispenser & Customer Support
Hajir Mia
Dispenser & Customer Support
Frequently asked questions
What is the HPV vaccine?
The HPV vaccine is an immunization that protects against human papillomavirus (HPV) infections, which can cause cervical, anal, and other cancers, as well as genital warts.
Who should get the HPV vaccine?
It is recommended for preteens (ages 9–14) for maximum effectiveness but can be given to individuals up to age 45.
How many doses of the HPV vaccine are needed?
Ages 9–14: Two doses, given 6–12 months apart
Ages 15–45: Three doses over six months
Is the HPV vaccine safe?
Yes, the vaccine has been extensively tested and is approved by major health organizations, including the CDC and WHO. It has a strong safety record with mild side effects like arm soreness, mild fever, or dizziness.
Does the HPV vaccine treat existing infections?
No, the vaccine prevents new infections but does not cure existing HPV infections.
Can adults get the HPV vaccine?
Yes, adults up to age 45 can get vaccinated, especially if they were not vaccinated earlier or may still be at risk for HPV exposure.
Do I still need Pap smears if I get the HPV vaccine?
Yes, regular Pap smears (for women) are essential for detecting cervical cancer, as the vaccine does not protect against all HPV types.
Can the HPV vaccine cause infertility?
No, there is no scientific evidence linking the HPV vaccine to infertility.
Does the HPV vaccine encourage sexual activity?
No, studies show that receiving the vaccine does not affect sexual behavior but significantly reduces the risk of HPV-related diseases.
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