Skip the waiting room.
Not the doctor.

Online prescriptions, reviewed by a real doctor.

Doctor-reviewed prescription care

What would you like help with?

From weight and hair to skin and intimate health. Start with your concern. A doctor decides on the right care.

A medical approach to weight loss.

A doctor reviews your weight, health history and previous treatment to decide what is suitable for you.

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Weight-loss assessment

Share your height, weight, medical history and current medicines. The doctor decides whether treatment, further checks or another route is appropriate.

Ongoing treatment review

Review progress, side effects and changes in your health with a clinician. Changes to treatment need a new medical decision.

Understand your hair loss. Find your next step.

Describe the changes you have noticed and share photos. A doctor reviews the pattern before recommending a treatment.

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Male-pattern hair loss

A review of gradual thinning or a receding hairline, your health history and previous treatments.

Female-pattern hair loss

A review of thinning, medical history and possible causes. The doctor may request tests before recommending treatment.

Shedding & patchy hair loss

Sudden shedding, patchy loss or hair loss after pregnancy can have different causes. A clinician decides whether online care is suitable or an examination is needed.

Intimate concerns. Individual care.

Explain what is happening in your own words. A doctor reviews your answers and any tests needed for treatment.

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Erectile dysfunction

A review of erection difficulties, existing health conditions and current medicines before a treatment decision.

Premature ejaculation

A review of your symptoms, health history and previous care to discuss suitable options.

Urinary tract infection

A clinician reviews urinary symptoms and decides whether tests, treatment or an in-person assessment are needed.

Chlamydia

A review of test results, symptoms and relevant history, with advice on treatment and partner care.

Emergency contraception

Time-sensitive care after unprotected sex or contraceptive failure. Contact a local pharmacy or clinic promptly rather than waiting for an online reply.

HIV prevention / PrEP

Prevention care that includes required HIV and other health checks, plus ongoing clinician monitoring.

Your skin, properly looked at.

Share clear photos and a short health history. A doctor reviews your skin concern and explains the next step.

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Acne

A review of breakouts, photos and treatments you have tried. More severe or scarring acne may need an in-person assessment.

Rosacea

A review of facial redness, spots, triggers and existing care before discussing treatment.

Melasma

A photo-based review of facial pigmentation, skin history and factors that may affect suitable treatment.

Skin ageing

A review of fine lines, texture and current skin care, with a medical decision on whether a prescription is appropriate.

Every prescription depends on a doctor’s review. Some concerns need tests, a conversation or an in-person appointment.

A simpler route to a prescription, with a doctor at the centre.

  1. 1

    Tell us what you need

    Answer focused questions about your health, symptoms and medical history. Start from home, whenever suits you.

  2. 2

    A doctor reviews your case

    A qualified doctor reads your answers, asks for more information when it’s needed, and makes the prescribing decision.

  3. 3

    Get a clear answer

    If treatment is appropriate, the doctor issues your prescription. If it isn’t, they explain why and what to do next.

  4. 4

    Collect at a pharmacy

    Take your prescription to a pharmacy. The pharmacist checks it and confirms whether your medicine can be supplied.

Online convenience.
Real medical judgment.

Every request is read by a doctor, one at a time. A completed questionnaire never guarantees a prescription — the doctor decides, every time.

Good questions, straight answers.

What happens after I send my assessment?

A qualified doctor reviews your answers and may ask you for more information. They then make the prescribing decision and tell you what happens next.

Will I definitely receive a prescription?

An individual doctor reviews every request and prescribes only when it is medically appropriate. If a prescription isn’t suitable, you get a clear explanation of what to do next.

Is an online questionnaire always enough?

Sometimes a doctor needs more: a conversation, records, tests, or an in-person assessment. The assessment route depends on the treatment and the rules where care is provided.

How do I get my medicine?

Take your prescription to a pharmacy. The pharmacist checks it and confirms whether your medicine can be supplied.

How is my data handled?

All personal and health data is handled in a GDPR-compliant and HIPAA-compliant manner. Only the people involved in your care see your health information, and it is never sold or used for advertising. The Privacy Policy has the detail.

Can I ask a question before starting?

Yes. Email hello@doctorsquick.com with your question. Please do not include sensitive medical information in an ordinary email.

Start from home.
A doctor takes it from there.

Bring doctor-reviewed prescribing online.

We’re speaking with licensed clinical providers about responsible online prescription pathways. If your doctors provide remote prescribing services, we’d like to talk.

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