Purchasing medicine online is fast becoming the modern way to get treated for conditions like obesity, hair loss and sexual dysfunction and antibiotics for sexually transmitted diseases for example, and now there are a limited number of clinics to choose from. It is hard to know which regulated clinic to go with but there are websites that can help to take this responsibility away from the individual Driver medical. Online clinic review websites allow members of the public to review their experience of purchasing treatment online in a public space where others can read or join in the conversation.
Firstly, only the clinics regulated by the CQC (Care Quality Commission) can offer this type of service which includes a registration and an online consultation that is reviewed by a GMC (General Medical Council) registered doctor and these are the only kind of clinics reviewed on the main review sites. If they are not regulated by the appropriate bodies, they are not a bona fide service.
After a consultation is reviewed, the relevant treatment is then prescribed to a patient once their medical history does not contraindicate them for particular medications. The treatment is then dispensed and sent out to the patient in discreet unmarked packaging. This is what going to the doctor entails for many men and women today who balance work and family life and who cannot seem to find the time to attend the GP’s office or who in cases do not like the face to face consultation and prefer the anonymity of an online exchange.
It is advisable to read the reviews and comment on your own experiences with being a patient at an online clinic so that the quality of such services can only improve. There are few of them based in the UK and all of them can ship to a number of countries in Europe and some outside of Europe including Australia and New Zealand. All of these clinics will be affiliated with a pharmacy that is regulated by the MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency) and it is from these pharmacies that treatments are dispensed.
Sometimes people are too busy to visit the doctor or cannot arrange time off work. Other times, people are too embarrassed to see the doctor in a face to face environment for various reasons especially if the issues relate to sexual health such as sexually transmitted diseases and treatment.